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  1. "I almost wanted to cry. It was so emotional." Dale Earnhardt Jr. describes the feeling of racing again at North Wilkesboro Speedway. View the full article

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  2. NASCAR announced Thursday that it will return to historic North Wilkesboro Speedway in 2023. Bob Pockrass breaks down what you need to know. View the full article

  3. Still seeking his first championship as a driver, Denny Hamlin is also wearing the owner hat in the playoffs, Bob Pockrass writes. View the full article

  4. North Wilkesboro Speedway, opened in 1947, was one of the eight tracks on the original NASCAR Cup Series schedule in 1949. Won by Bob Flock, the then-dirt track eventually shifted to asphalt in 1957. It continued to host the Cup Series until 1996. That 93rd and final race was won by Jeff Gordon. Its recent revival, partly due to $18 million dollars (used towards rebuilding ...Keep readingView the full article

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  5. Earlier this year, Speedway Motorsports announced that North Wilkesboro would host two months of racing in 2022 featuring multiple lower racing series, first in August on pavement and then again in October on a dirt surface. The track’s surface repaving – part of Speedway Motorsports’ planned multi-million-dollar renovation project – was originally scheduled to take place sometime in ...Keep readingView the full article

  6. Chase Elliott on his Darlington wreck and it could play in his head as far as how hard he races on the edge at Kansas: “I’m going to do what I think is right and what my gut is feeling inside the car.” View the full article

  7. Kyle Larson slapped the wall a few times at Kansas earlier this year and still finished second. Can he take that same aggressive approach in the playoffs? His philosophy: View the full article

  8. At Darlington, Kevin Harvick's car burst into flames due to apparent rubber build-up on the headers that ignited. Other cars have caught fire in recent weeks, although for varying reasons. Another issue seems to be the exhaust getting moved/bent after contact, and catching the foam inside the door panel aflame. After Chris Buescher and Joey Logano's fires at ...Keep readingView the full article

  9. Elliott, who entered last weekend’s playoff opener at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway as the No. 1 seed, ended up being the first driver out of the race. On Lap 113 of 367, Elliott spun in Turn 1 and hit the wall, then got into Chase Briscoe as he slid down back across the track. The damage on the No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet was not repairable. Before the race was halfway over, Elliott ...Keep readingView the full article

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  10. Harvick was forced to retire from the first race of the NASCAR Cup playoffs in Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington when his #4 Stewart-Haas Ford caught fire on lap 276 of 367. The 2014 Cup champion safely exited the vehicle, which quickly became engulfed by smoke and fire, and was classified a disappointing 33rd to leave him in danger of elimination from the playoffs' round of ...Keep readingView the full article

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  11. On Lap 276 of 367 in Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, fire erupted first out of the right side of Harvick’s No. 4 Ford and then the left, which forced him to bring the car to a stop at the bottom of Turn 1. Harvick safely exited the vehicle which quickly became engulfed by smoke and fire. Harvick had not experienced any issues with his engine prior nor suffered any ...Keep readingView the full article

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  12. Erik Jones on his conversation with Richard Petty after earning the 200th win for the No. 43 car and also whether the victory Sunday made up for not making the playoffs View the full article

  13. In a race where many playoff drivers encountered misfortune, Logano did well to avoid trouble. He of course still had his moments, including door-to-door contact with Christopher Bell exiting Turn 2. But overall, it was a good day for the No. 22 Team Penske Ford. After starting from pole position, he led 64 laps en route to a fourth-place finish, collecting a handful of stage points as ...Keep readingView the full article

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  14. Kyle Larson explains what he felt when he had an engine issue early in the Darlington race. View the full article

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  15. Fast Thoughts with Bob Pockrass: The Next Gen car and NASCAR's playoff format are a recipe for frustration when suspected parts fail View the full article

  16. Kyle Busch on coming so close but having an engine failure end his night 23 laps early. View the full article

  17. Denny Hamlin explains his strategy over the final laps as he hoped to pass Erik Jones for the win View the full article

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  18. Alex Bowman sums up his 10th-place day at Darlington. View the full article

  19. William Byron’s eighth-place finish at Darlington was just his second top-10 in 19 races since his win at Martinsville. He’s second in the Cup standings. View the full article

  20. William Byron and Alex Bowman came out strong in the playoff opener, while Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson had races to forget, Bob Pockrass writes. View the full article

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