Cody Dennison

Dennison created the CAMELOT331 channel on YouTube and, in 2013, began posting videos of himself playing various guitar covers up until 2018. In December 2018, he started to post a series of videos that detailed his experiences working as an employee for GameStop, including his eventual firing, which went viral online.^[1]

Dennison began racing professionally in 2022, where he ran four races in the Grand National Super Series, driving an old Ryan Newman Dodge from 2007. In his four starts that year, he finished in the top ten in all four starts, with a best finish of fifth at Dillon Motor Speedway.^[2] He expanded his racing schedule the following year, running in eighteen of the twenty-two races that were held that year, driving in his own Dodge, but also for ShoTime Motorsports and Bob Schacht Motorsports.^[3] He finished in the top-ten fifteen times with a best finish of fifth at both New River All-American Speedway events and Carteret County Speedway and finished sixth in the final points standings.^[4][5]

In 2024, Dennison participated in pre-season testing for the ARCA Menards Series at Daytona International Speedway driving for Wayne Peterson Racing in the No. 06 Toyota.^[6][7] Several days after the test, it was revealed that Dennison would attempt to make his ARCA debut at Daytona, driving for Clubb Racing Inc. in the No. 86 Ford.^[8][9] He ultimately failed to qualify after setting the slowest time in both practice and qualifying.^[10] Several weeks later, it was revealed that Dennison would once again attempt to make his debut at Phoenix Raceway, this time driving for Wayne Peterson Racing in the No. 06 Toyota.^[11] After placing 35th in the lone practice session,^[12] he once again failed to qualify after setting the 35th quickest time.^[13] Several days later, it was revealed that Dennison will make his debut in the ARCA Menards Series East, driving for Peterson in the No. 06.^[14] After placing eleventh in the sole practice session,^[15] he went on to qualify twelfth and finish tenth in the race, albeit eight laps down to race winner Gio Ruggiero.^[16][17] Less than a month later, it was revealed that Dennison would drive the No. 01 Ford for Fast Track Racing at Talladega Superspeedway, where he finished in seventeenth place.^[18][19][20] He then finished twelfth in the combination race with the East Series at Dover Motor Speedway with WPR, and finished sixteenth in the following race at Kansas Speedway for Fast Track Racing. He then finished eleventh and tenth in the following East Series races at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway and Flat Rock Speedway respectively before finishing thirteenth at Charlotte Motor Speedway whilst driving for Fast Track.^[21][22][23]

On June 10, 2024, it was announced that Dennison would run the remainder of the ARCA season with CW Motorsports, driving the No. 93 Chevrolet,^[24][25] although he only ran at Iowa Speedway before returning back to Fast Track Racing. Dennison, despite driving for four different teams and not qualifying for two races, was able to finish the season seventh in the points standings with two top-tens. Also in the ARCA East Series, Dennison finished sixth in the points standings with two top-tens.

On January 19, 2025, it was announced that Dennison would drive the No. 72 part-time in the ARCA Menards Series West for Strike Mamba Racing.^[26] Two days later, it was announced that he will drive a partial schedule in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for Reaume Brothers Racing, driving the No. 2 Ford.^[27][28][29] After making seven starts with the team, and getting a best finish of nineteenth at Texas Motor Speedway, he would later be released, with Dennison claiming he was "canceled" for "being a conservative" in response.^[30] He then ran the final three races of the West Series season with SMR, getting a best finish of Madera Speedway, and finished eleventh in the standings despite running only six races.