NASCAR Sprint Cup Car Stolen For This Weekend’s Race

Have you seen this racecar? It's missing and was suppose to race in this weekend's NASCAR race in Atlanta.

Overnight, Team Xtreme Racing confirmed it's team's trailer and the No. 44 Chevrolet was stolen from a Georgia hotel. The car and all the spare equipment inside is valued at over $300,000.

The team's main hauler was at Atlanta Motor Speedway Friday morning, but the car and trailer were still missing. Due to Wednesday's winter weather, the team sent its main hauler to Atlanta, but the team was not finished preparing the car at the shop. Once work on the primary car was completed, it was sent to Atlanta in a trailer pulled by a dually truck.

At 5:32 a.m. this morning, the dually truck and trailer, with the car, were stolen from the hotel parking lot. The team's hauler driver told FOXSports.com the theft was caught on camera. The team does not have a backup car as of Friday morning.

Reed Sorenson piloted the Team Xtreme Racing Chevrolet to a 32nd-place finish in the season-opening Daytona 500, Travis Kvapil was slated to drive the car this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway.