Recently, Aric Almirola spoke about the 2020 Cup Series season and how it affected him. He acknowledged that it was a crazy year, especially with the six to seven-week long COVID-19 shutdown. He [https://twitter.com/Aric_Almirola] confessed, “It was just such an awkward year for everybody. “Through it, I had one of my best years, through all the craziness. “We ran so well throughout the summer and led a bunch of laps and ran Top five.” Aric Almirola also acknowledged that he recorded a great run of consecutive Top-fives and Top-10s. In spite of this, the sport had a way of humbling him, as he ended the season without a win. Since every sport has a win and loss column, a driver/athlete’s success is measured in that way. In NASCAR, the number of wins, Top fives and Top 10s, laps led, DNFs, bad runs, and more, measure a driver’s success. This is why 2020 has been so kind to him and the team. WHAT ELSE DID ARIC ALMIROLA SAY? In spite of this, there is always that extra bit more that drivers want to achieve. Racers are competitive by nature, and they always have the hunger to win. Sparing a thought for everyone else, he acknowledged that the year has been hard for everyone. On a personal level, Almirola found it difficult without the community, his family, and the ability to visit the shop. All in all, he missed being around people. Looking ahead to the 2021 season, Aric Almirola said that it will be important to look back on 2020 and evaluate it. In essence, he and the team should try and improve on his 2020 form and learn from any mistakes. At the end of the day, it is important to try to gun for race wins when they have a car capable of winning. In other words, regardless of good days, bad days, and average days, the key to everything is consistency. Later on, when the playoffs arrive, he and Stewart-Haas Racing have to raise their game. Speaking of which, Almirola is confident that he can deliver during the playoffs. Now, he and the rest of the NASCAR grid will look forward to 2021’s arrival. Read More – Can Chase Elliott Win His 2nd Cup Title in 2021 or Will Someone Else Beat Him? [https://www.essentiallysports.com/nascar-news-can-chase-elliott-win-his-2nd-cup-title-in-2021-or-will-someone-else-beat-him/] 

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<h3>Aric Almirola- Net Worth, Salary, and Endorsements</h3>
Aric Michael Almirola is a stock car racing driver, currently competing for Stewart-Haas Racing in the No. 10 Ford Mustang cockpit.

[caption id="attachment_368266" align="alignnone" width="620"]<img class="wp-image-368266 size-full" src="https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20200908121012/Aric-Almirola.jpg" alt="NASCAR- Aric Almirola" width="620" height="349" /> NASCAR Cup Series driver Aric Almirola<br />COURTESY: GETTY[/caption]
<h3>Aric Almirola Stats and Championships</h3>
Aric set his foot for racing at the tender age of 14. He made his NASCAR debut in 2002 and was ranked second in the Rookie of the Year. He bagged five pole position in the following year.

In 2004, he became the first driver to compete in the Drive for Diversity Program of NASCAR. Furthermore, he competed at the Ace Speedway, where he achieved two victories and also ranked 11th in the points chart.

In 2005, he clinched on five triumphs and began his term in Morgan- Dollar Motorsports in the Truck Series.

In the NASCAR Gander RV and Outdoors Truck Series, Almirola raced for eight years competing in 78 races. In 2010, Dover 200, he grabbed his maiden prize. However, his last victory was the the 2010 VFW 200.

In the entire tenure, Almirola has two wins, 38 Top Tens, and 0 poles under his belt.

In his 11-year tenure at NASCAR Xfinity Series, Almirola competed in 102 races. He recorded his best finish as fourth in 2011. Following that, his account holds three victories, 38 top tens, and five poles.

While his first win was at the 2007 AT&amp;T 250, his last win was at the 2017 Sparks Energy 300.

He has been racing in the NASCAR Cup Series 13 consecutive years and has 353 races under his name. His best finish is in 2018, ranking fifth.
<h3>Aric Almirola Charity and Foundation</h3>
Almirola has been very active in the realm of Charity and Foundations. He supports Operation Homefront vastly with funding and philanthropy.

He and his wife Janice have a foundation too - the Almirola Family Fund, which collects a fund for the Levine Children Hospital.
<h3>Aric Almirola Family</h3>
Aric Almirola is the youngest child of Ralph Almirola Jr. and Bobbi Almirola. His grandfather, Sam Rodriguez, was a racer too; he competed as a dirt sprint car driver.

Church Bells rang for Aric and Janice Almirola in 2010.
<h3>How to contact</h3>
To contact Aric Almirola, there is a <a href="https://aricalmirola.com/">website</a> of him along with a <a href="web@aricalmirola.com">mail</a> address. He shares his opinions and thoughts through <a href="https://twitter.com/Aric_Almirola?s=08">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://instagram.com/aric_almirola?igshid=vn4zl9dmjtj5">Instagram</a>.
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<td width="301">AGE</td>
<td width="301">36</td>
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<td width="301">HEIGHT</td>
<td width="301">6 ft 0 in</td>
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<td width="301">MARITAL STATUS</td>
<td width="301">Married</td>
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<td width="301">SPOUSE</td>
<td width="301">Janice Almirola</td>
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<td width="301">KIDS</td>
<td width="301">2-Alex and Abby Almirola</td>
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<td width="301">NATIONALITY</td>
<td width="301">American-Cuban</td>
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<td width="301">SALARY</td>
<td width="301">$2.5 Million</td>
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<td width="301">ACHIEVEMENTS</td>
<td width="301">2014 Coke Zero 400</td>
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Aric Almirola- Net Worth, Salary, and Endorsements Aric Michael Almirola is a stock car racing driver, currently competing for Stewart-Haas Racing in the No. 10 Ford Mustang cockpit. NASCAR Cup Series driver Aric AlmirolaCOURTESY: GETTY Aric Almirola Stats and Championships Aric set his foot for racing at the tender age of 14. He made his NASCAR debut in 2002 and was ranked second in the Rookie of the Year. He bagged five pole position in the following year. In 2004, he became the first driver to compete in the Drive for Diversity Program of NASCAR. Furthermore, he competed at the Ace Speedway, where he achieved two victories and also ranked 11th in the points chart. In 2005, he clinched on five triumphs and began his term in Morgan- Dollar Motorsports in the Truck Series. In the NASCAR Gander RV and Outdoors Truck Series, Almirola raced for eight years competing in 78 races. In 2010, Dover 200, he grabbed his maiden prize. However, his last victory was the the 2010 VFW 200. In the entire tenure, Almirola has two wins, 38 Top Tens, and 0 poles under his belt. In his 11-year tenure at NASCAR Xfinity Series, Almirola competed in 102 races. He recorded his best finish as fourth in 2011. Following that, his account holds three victories, 38 top tens, and five poles. While his first win was at the 2007 AT&amp;T 250, his last win was at the 2017 Sparks Energy 300. He has been racing in the NASCAR Cup Series 13 consecutive years and has 353 races under his name. His best finish is in 2018, ranking fifth. Aric Almirola Charity and Foundation Almirola has been very active in the realm of Charity and Foundations. He supports Operation Homefront vastly with funding and philanthropy. He and his wife Janice have a foundation too &#8211; the Almirola Family Fund, which collects a fund for the Levine Children Hospital. Aric Almirola Family Aric Almirola is the youngest child of Ralph Almirola Jr. and Bobbi Almirola. His grandfather, Sam Rodriguez, was a racer too; he competed as a dirt sprint car driver. Church Bells rang for Aric and Janice Almirola in 2010. How to contact To contact Aric Almirola, there is a website of him along with a mail address. He shares his opinions and thoughts through Twitter and Instagram.  AGE 36  HEIGHT 6 ft 0 in  MARITAL STATUS Married  SPOUSE Janice Almirola  KIDS 2-Alex and Abby Almirola  NATIONALITY American-Cuban  SALARY $2.5 Million  ACHIEVEMENTS 2014 Coke Zero 400

“I Had One of My Best Years” – Aric Almirola on Why 2020 Is His ‘Career Year’

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