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Furniture Row adds second car to stable; Erik Jones to drive
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Furniture Row adds second car to stable; Erik Jones to drive

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 2:08 p.m. ET

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) Three days after signing Martin Truex Jr. to a contract extension, Furniture Row Racing announced Sunday that it was adding a second car to its Sprint Cup lineup to be driven next season by Xfinity rookie Erik Jones.

Team owner Barney Visser said the contract with the 20-year-old Jones is for one year with the hope of extending it. 5-hour Energy will be the primary sponsor for Furniture Row's No. 77 Toyota for 22 races. Visser said the team would secure a charter for next year's Cup season.

Jones, from Byron, Michigan, won the NASCAR Truck Series title last year and has three Xfinity Series wins this year for Joe Gibbs Racing.

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