Auto-Owners Insurance Announces Eight-Races They’ll Sponsor Martin Truex Jr. in 2020

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Auto-Owners Insurance is back for another season as a primary sponsor of Martin Truex Jr.’s No. 19 Toyota Camry at Joe Gibbs Racing, in fact they are signed through 2021 according to the Auto-Owners Insurance website.

The insurance company has announced which eight races that their brand will appear on the No. 19 race car in 2020.

The No. 19 will turn blue for the first time at Atlanta Motor Speedway in March, then again at Bristol Motor Speedway in April, Kansas Speedway in May, Michigan International Speedway in June, Indianapolis Motor Speedway in July, Kentucky Speedway in July, Michigan International Speedway again in August and Martinsville Speedway in November.

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