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Nick Harrison (L) was a crew chief for Richard Childress Racing before moving over to Kaulig Racing ahead of the 2019 season. (Photo by Todd Warshaw/NASCAR via Getty Images)Kaulig Racing announced Sunday morning that crew chief Nick Harrison died. Harrison was the crew chief on the team’s No. 11 Xfinity Series car driven by Justin Haley.Harrison, in his first year with Kaulig Racing, served as Haley’s crew chief for Saturday’s race at New Hampshire. Haley started and finished 13th.Harrison crew chiefed his first Xfinity Series race in 2006 and worked in the Cup Series in 2011 with Landon Cassill at Phoenix Racing. He was Kurt Busch’s crew chief for the same team in 2012 and was with the team through 2013. He moved over to the Xfinity Series with Richard Childress Racing in 2014 and won two races with Austin Dillon in NASCAR’s No. 2 series in 2015. His final victory as a crew chief came in 2018 when Dillon won at Michigan in the Xfinity Series.Dillon paid tribute to Harrison on Twitter after the team’s statement.Words can’t describe how I feel about @NickHarrison111. The man was one of the first people to believe in me in the Cup series. He gave me an opportunity to drive for James Finch which gave me confidence to believe in myself at the top level. We were able to win the together...— Austin Dillon (@austindillon3) July 21, 2019multiple times in @XfinityRacing and a win in @NASCAR_Trucks. My favorite thing to this day to hear over the radio was his voice saying Hauling Balls. I hope today I hear it on the radio as we give it all we got on the track today for Nick. 🙏🏻— Austin Dillon (@austindillon3) July 21, 2019- - - - - - -Nick Bromberg is a writer for Yahoo Sports.More from Yahoo Sports:Leake, Mariners brush with perfection vs. AngelsWhy contract extension for Chiefs’ Hill still in playHarden is latest Team USA FIBA World Cup withdrawalTiger, Phil miss cut at same major for first time

To Spire Motorsports.88 — Shane van Gisbergen moves up to Cup for Trackhouse Racing. Stephen Doran will be his crew chief.— Noah Gragson joins Front Row Motorsports. Car number has yet to be announced. Xfinity Series00 — Sheldon Creed moves from Joe Gibbs Racing to join Haas Factory Team’s two-car effort.1 — Carson Kvapil takes over this ride with Sam Mayer’s departure.5 — Kris Wright moves to Our Motorsports.15 — Harrison Burton returns to the Xfinity Series and joins AM Racing. Danny Efland joins the team as crew chief.16 — Christian Eckes moves from the Truck Series to Kaulig Racing ride.18 — William Sawalich turned 18 late in the 2024 season and will run his rookie campaign with Joe Gibbs Racing.19 — Brandon Jones returns to Joe Gibbs Racing after two seasons at JR Motorsports.41 — Sam Mayer joins Haas Factory Team’s two-car effort. The final 14 Cup races — including all 10 playoff races — will air on either NBC or USA Network in 2025. Dustin Long, Dustin Long, 48 — Nick Sanchez moves from Trucks and joins Big Machine Racing. He takes over the ride from Parker Kligerman, who will no longer race full-time in the series.54 — Taylor Gray moves up full-time to Xfinity for Joe Gibbs Racing.88 — Connor Zilisch will run the full schedule as a rookie for JR Motorsports.— DGM Racing has signed Ryan Ellis to run the full schedule in 2025. Number to be announced.

Emerling at Las Vegas in March.(1-17-2025)Patrick Emerling, Alex Labbe and Nick Leitz will split time in the No. 07 car throughout the 2025 season.(1-16-2025)No. 7 JR Motorsports ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFJustin AllgaierBRANDTJim Pohlman Carolina Carports Jarrett Logistics Protect Your Melon Buckle Up Jarrett will sponsor Allgaier in four races: Las Vegas (March), Bristol (April) Texas and Martinsville (October).(1-23-2025)Jim Pohlman returns to crew chief Allgaier for the third straight season.(1-10-2025)Justin Allgaier has signed a contract extension through 2026 with JR Motorsports.(10-25-2024)Carolina Carports has signed an extension with JR Motorsports for the 2025 season.(8-20-2024)No. 8 JR Motorsports ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFSammy SmithPilotPhillip Bell TMC Transportation Allstate Peterbilt Group Phillip Bell will remain crew chief for Smith in 2025 after joining the No. 8 team late in the 2024 season.(1-10-2025)Sammy Smith will join JR Motorsports for the 2024 season.(9-26-2023)No. 10 Kaulig Racing ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFDaniel DyeChampion ContainerKevin WalterBlack Widow Trucks SMA Healthcare Heise LED Lighting Systems BPro Auto Parts Trackside BPro Auto Parts will sponsor Dye in four races: Phoenix, Texas, Atlanta and the Charlotte Roval.(3-6-2025)Black Widow Trucks will sponsor Dye at Talladega.(1-27-2025)Kevin Walter will crew chief Dye during his rookie season.(12-19-2024)Champion Container will sponsor Dye in multiple races, including: Daytona, Martinsville, Rockingham, Mexico City, Dover, Iowa, Gateway Las Vegas and Phoenix.(10-7-2024)Daniel Dye will move to the Xfinity Series full time in 2025 for Kaulig Racing.(8-23-2024)No. 11 Kaulig Racing ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFJosh WilliamsAlloy Employer ServicesEddie Pardue Call811.com Eddie Pardue will return to crew chief the No. 11 team in 2025.(12-19-2023)Josh Williams signed a multi-year contract to pilot the No. 11 Chevrolet.(11-16-2023)No. 14 SS-Greenlight Racing Racing ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFGarrett SmithleyHire Heroes USAJason MillerHackett Truck Sales Dozer Winch Parts Carson HocevarTrophy Tractor Hire Heroes USA will sponsor Smithley in multiple races.(1-21-2025)Garrett Smithley will run the full 2025 schedule for SS-Greenlight Racing in the No. 14 car.(12-19-2024)No. 16 Kaulig Racing ChevyDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFChristian EckesCelsiusAlex Yontz LeafFilter Gutter Protection Black’s Tire Black’s Tire will sponsor Eckes at Darlington and Rockingham.(2-27-2025)Alex Yontz will return to the No. 16 team to crew chief Eckes in 2025.(12-19-2024)Christian Eckes has signed a multi-year deal with Kaulig Racing to compete in the Xfinity Series.(8-31-2024)AJ Allmendinger will return to the Cup Series full time in 2025.(8-15-2024)No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing ToyotaDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFWilliam SawalichStarkeyJeff Meendering SoundGear William Sawalich will move to the Xfinity Series full time in 2025.(10-21-2024)No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing ToyotaDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFJustin BonsignoreM3 TechnologySeth ChavkaChase BriscoeLance Crackers Aric AlmirolaYoung Life Riley HerbstMonster Energy Aric Almirola will return to JGR for nine races in 2025, with his first coming at Atlanta.(2-17-2025)Bonsignore’s has increased to nine races: Daytona, Homestead, Bristol, Rockingham, Pocono, Iowa, Bristol, Kansas and Phoenix.(2-4-2025)Lance Crackers will sponsor Briscoe at Charlotte in May.(1-28-2025)Justin Bonsignore will run five races for JGR in 2025.(1-7-2025)No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing ToyotaDRIVERSPONSOR(S)CREW CHIEFBrandon JonesMenardsSam McAullayBrandon

On the last restart. We were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Looking forward to rebounding at our first road course as a team.” – Christian Eckes About Kaulig RacingKaulig Racing™ is a full-time, multi-car NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) and NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) team, owned by award winning entrepreneur, Matt Kaulig. Established in 2016, Kaulig Racing™ has earned 23 NXS wins, made the NXS Playoffs consecutively each season since the playoff system started, and won two regular-season championships. In 2021, the team competed in select NCS events, before expanding to a two-car, full-time NCS team in 2022 and adding a third, part-time entry during the 2023 season. Since its first NCS start in 2021, the team has earned two wins. Kaulig Racing is currently fielding two full-time entries in the NCS and continues to field three full-time NXS entries, with a part-time fourth entry at select events. To learn more about the team, visit kauligracing.com.The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of SpeedwayMedia.com