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Kyle Busch topped all in single-car qualifying at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum with a 13.745s lap. Busch, Tyler Reddick, Justin Haley, and Joey Logano will lead the field to the green flag in their respective heat races on Sunday. There were no incidents during the session with all drivers able to put down a time. Read Also: Kyle Busch tops qualifying, earns pole for NASCAR Clash heat ...Keep readingView the full article

In a session that saw significantly cooler temperatures than from practice Saturday morning, several drivers struggled to replicate their fast laps from earlier in the day. Busch, who went out with about 12 of 36 cars remaining, posted an average lap of 65.478 mph, which turned out to be the fastest of the session. “I never would have thunk it,” Busch said of being the fastest qualifier ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR went well off the beaten path – and tradition – by moving the 2022 non-points, preseason Clash away from Daytona and onto a ¼-mile made-from-scratch asphalt oval built inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The veteran driver who grew up in Bakersfield, Calif. – a two-hour drive north of Los Angeles – said he was impressed with his first on-track experience Saturday at what ...Keep readingView the full article

Kevin Harvick describes what he was trying to learn using the front bumper in practice and who influenced him how to approach practice. View the full article

Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin describe how practice went versus what they had expected going into Saturday morning at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. View the full article

Hendrick Motorsports' Chase Elliott topped the practice session for the Busch Lite Clash in L.A. this afternoon ahead of qualifying with a lap of 66.89mph -- just 13.455 seconds. This was far quicker than the speeds that some had feared, given the tight and compact nature of the track. Drivers went out in three different groups. Each group had three eight-minute practice ...Keep readingView the full article

Saturday was the first time NASCAR Cup Series teams were able to get on the ¼-mile made-from-scratch asphalt oval that was created inside the Coliseum for the preseason exhibition race on Sunday. Because of the small size of the track, the sessions were split into three groups of 12 cars each and each group got three 8-minute sessions on the track. Elliott set the fastest average speed at ...Keep readingView the full article

Drivers got their first taste of the unique quarter-mile track before qualifying in a two-hour practice session on Saturday. The field was split into three 12-car groups, with each getting three opportunities to make laps. Read Also: Chase Elliott tops fairly tame NASCAR Clash practice Race weekend guide for the NASCAR Clash at the LA Coliseum Practice ...Keep readingView the full article

The 2022 season unofficially kicks off on Sunday with the preseason exhibition Busch Light Clash, which will be held on a made-from-scratch ¼-mile asphalt oval inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The race will also mark the on-track debut in race conditions of NASCAR’s Next Generation car – a revolutionary change in the Cup Series from previous iterations of stock cars. Logano ...Keep readingView the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew listed their favorites to win Sunday's short-track Clash at the Coliseum including Kyle Larson, Brad Keselowski and others. View the full article

The non-points Busch Light Clash exhibition race will be held on a made-from-scratch ¼-mile asphalt oval inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and will serve as the racing debut for NASCAR’s new Next Generation car. Here’s all you need to know to follow the event... How to watch the Busch Light Clash The event is held over two days – Saturday, Feb. 5 features practice and ...Keep readingView the full article

A temporary, quarter-mile asphalt track has been built inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for a 150-lap short track showdown this weekend. Caution laps will not count. This is the first time 'The Clash' has been moved from Daytona International Speedway in its 40+ years of history. Above, you can watch the complete construction of the race track in a sixty-second time ...Keep readingView the full article

With the introduction of the Next Gen car and the relative short time teams have had to test and work on them, drivers may need longer than usual to determine where they stack up with their competition. “I think it’s going to take a while. Typically, we go through the West Coast swing and Atlanta and Daytona and you kind of have some kind of an idea of where you are or get kind of a good ...Keep readingView the full article

The team has been rumoured to be in the works for years now and will finally attempt their first race later this month. Without a charter, they will have to race their way into the event with driver Kaz Grala. The Money Team Racing (TMTR) will field the No. 50 Pit Viper Chevrolet Camaro in the season-opener, with engines provided by ECR. “I love fast cars and I love to compete. I know ...Keep readingView the full article

Speaking at Daytona’s Rolex 24 Hours last weekend, Wilson said he expects the race around the quarter-mile oval inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to be “interesting” but questioned “how bad can we tear stuff up at those speeds?” NASCAR’s Next Gen Cup car makes its racing debut this weekend in the non-points event. After a troubled development period, due to driver ...Keep readingView the full article

The team has been rumored to be in the works for years now and will finally attempt their first race later this month. Without a charter, they will have to race their way into the event with driver Kaz Grala. The Money Team Racing (TMTR) will field the No. 50 Pit Viper Chevrolet Camaro in the season-opener, with engines provided by ECR. “I love fast cars and I love to compete. I know ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR RaceHub previews the highlights on the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series schedule this season. View the full article

Entering the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season, all the focus remains on the all-new Next Generation race cars. In one of the busiest off-seasons since the 1990s, teams have crisscrossed the country for testing and scrambled to make sure they are ready before the season-opener. The Next Gen car brings with it many changes for the sport. A spec chassis built by Technique Inc., a sequential ...Keep readingView the full article

Justin Haley describes why he thinks the timing is right for Kaulig Racing to go full-time for this upcoming season. View the full article

Suarez, 30, joined the new Trackhouse Racing organization last season – a group co-owned by former driver Justin Marks and Grammy Award-winning rapper Armando Christian “Pitbull” Pérez. Late last year, the team announced it would be expanding to a two-car organization in 2022 with the debut of the Next Gen car and added driver Ross Chastain to its Cup Series lineup. After completing ...Keep readingView the full article