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Tyler Reddick spoke moments after his second place finish at the Dixie Vodka 400 at Miami and expressed frustration at missed opportunities, which kept him from winning the race. Instead, William Byron beat everyone else to the checkered flag. View the full article

On the final lap of stage 2, William Byron jumped from 4th to 1st place, passing Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. on the inside to earn himself his fifth stage win at Homestead-Miami. View the full article

Tyler Reddick was just 0.085s behind at the finish line. Brandon Jones, Daniel Hemric and Jeb Burton rounded out the top-five. "Yeah, Hell yes!" Snider said as he crossed the finish line. "Man, I love you guys. Oh hell, never forget your first one. "I guess I learned my lesson on that first (overtime restart). I spun the wheels and I didn't spin the wheels on the next one and I thought I ...Keep reading View the full article

In the 2nd attempt at overtime, Myatt Snider holds off Tyler Reddick for his first career win at Homestead-Miami Speedway. View the full article

Gutiérrez, a six-time Super Kart Champion and last year’s NASCAR Mexico Challenge Series champion, kicked off his first fulltime season in ARCA East with a victory in the season opener Feb. 8 at New Smyrna (Fla.) Speedway. The 18-year-old Mexico City native will go for his second consecutive win Saturday night at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Fla., in Rette Jones Racing’s No. 30 ...Keep reading View the full article

Briscoe knew there would be a transition period to the Cup Series and two races into his Cup rookie season, he’s felt it full-force. Briscoe, 26, has already competed on a superspeedway and a road course and neither race went particularly well. He ended up 19th at Daytona following his involvement in an early-race accident and struggled him to a 32nd-place finish last Sunday on the Daytona ...Keep reading View the full article

Denny Hamlin discussed his confidence level with the RaceHub crew entering Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend and the balancing act of being a driver and team owner. View the full article

After two top 10 finishes at the start of the 2021 NASCAR season, Ryan Preece spoke with Regan Smith about what he and his team are doing differently this year. View the full article

Four 15-lap heat races will be held on Saturday, March 27, for both the Cup and Truck series races to determine the starting lineups for each main race. The Cup series heat races will begin at 6 p.m. ET, with the Truck series heat races beginning at 4:30 p.m. ET and the main Truck race at 8 p.m. ET. The Truck series has run one dirt series race each season from 2013 through the 2019 seasons ...Keep reading View the full article

Spire Motorsports announced Wednesday that Ryan Sparks, crew chief for Spire Motorsports’ No. 7 Cup Series team, will be unavailable to participate in Sunday’s Dixie Vodka 400 and will not travel to Homestead-Miami Speedway. Additionally, two other members of the No. 7 team will be inactive this weekend in adherence with the same directives. Veteran Cup Series crew chief, NBC Sports ...Keep reading View the full article

Bell, 26, earned his first career victory in the NASCAR Cup Series this past weekend with his win on the Daytona International Speedway Road Course, passing veteran Joey Logano with one lap to go and holding him off for the victory. Road course racing in NASCAR hasn’t necessarily been Bell’s forte given his dirt racing background, but the more experience he’s gained, the better his ...Keep reading View the full article

Radioactive from Daytona International Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series on the Daytona Road Course View the full article

Considering Gibbs’ victory came on the Daytona Road Course, it should come as no surprise the 18-year-old grandson of team owner Joe Gibbs has several more road courses on his additional 14-race schedule. “Winning this past weekend in Daytona was really a dream come true for me,” said Gibbs. “I can’t wait to get back behind the wheel again. I know I still have a lot to learn, but I ...Keep reading View the full article

He finished second in Stage 1 and third in Stage 2 and was one of the few cars able to keep pace with Chase Elliott, who led 44 of the first 57 laps of the race. Logano, 30, ended the race as runner-up and sits second in the NASCAR Cup Series standings after the first two races of the season. A solid day – except for the fact he appeared to have his first race victory of 2021 in hand with ...Keep reading View the full article

Ganassi, who owns the No. 42 car driven by Ross Chastain and the No. 1 car driven by Kurt Busch, brought a non-essential individual within the competition area at Daytona International Speedway. The team owner violated Section 12.8.1.b of the rule book by bringing someone inside the highly restricted NASCAR bubble. NASCAR has suspended the team owner from attending next weekend's race at ...Keep reading View the full article

In a radical shakeup for the 2021 campaign, there will be a record seven road course events on the 36-round Cup Series calendar, including visits to circuits such as Austin, Road America and the Indianapolis road course for the first time. Sonoma also returns after dropping off the 2020 roster, while Bristol will stage NASCAR's first dirt race since 1970. Speaking after a big lock-up that ...Keep reading View the full article

Penske team-mates Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano are split over the NASCAR Cup series' increased road course intake, with the former believing the series must "reap what we sow." View the full article

Bell, who was promoted to the Joe Gibbs Racing squad for 2021 in place of Erik Jones, posted a maiden career win at the 38th attempt in Sunday's 70-lap event on the 3.6-mile Daytona road course, passing Penske's Joey Logano on the penultimate lap. The 26-year-old, who drove for the JGR-affiliated Leavine Family Racing in his 2020 rookie campaign, hunted down the leading Ford Mustang after a ...Keep reading View the full article

Christopher Bell says he is not "overly shocked" at winning his first career NASCAR Cup race on a road course, although he believes to win at Daytona "is quite surprising" View the full article

A caution for a brief rain shower with 17 laps of the scheduled 70 around the 3.6-mile circuit closed the field up, with the leaders pitting for fresh slick tyres as opposed to switching to the grooved wet Goodyear rubber. Bell, in his second race for Joe Gibbs Racing, was running well inside the top 10 and, following another quick caution for a brief fire on Tyler Reddick's car after an ...Keep reading View the full article