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The finish of the rain-delayed race at Daytona International Speedway was one to remember. What are your thoughts on how the event ended with the winner, weather and outcome? Jim: I really didn't have any problems with any of it considering the restraints NASCAR was under. There was no way NBC was going to start the race at 11 a.m. in conflict with the Women's World Cup Final, and it is likely ...Keep reading View the full article

What were William Byron's expectations going into his Cup rookie year in 2018? View the full article

William Byron tells Michael Waltrip his three favorite drivers View the full article

William Byron tells Michael Waltrip how he handled Thursday's practice crash and what he did with Brad Keselowski View the full article

After coming close to scoring a win several times in the first four races of the season Tyler Dohar (JRMDohar88) is ready to close the deal and hopes Chicagoland Speedway will provide him a chance to celebrate. “I’m ready for Chicagoland,” said Dohar who competes in the Xbox One Division behind the wheel of the FilterTime Chevrolet. “I qualified on the pole and I usually don’t qualify ...Keep reading View the full article

The reigning Supercars champion has clear ambitions outside of Australia, having made hopes of a future in NASCAR public in recent years. There was even talk that he could make a move Stateside as soon as 2020, particularly if he won this year's Bathurst 1000. That, however, is now off the table, the team confirming last week that McLaughlin will be part of its Supercars line-up next season ...Keep reading View the full article

Spire Motorsports Chevrolet driver Justin Haley says his shock NASCAR Cup Series win at Daytona would likely not have happened without the red flag that ultimately ended the race View the full article

Justin Haley and No. 77 crew chief Peter Sospenzo break down their shocking Coke Zero Sugar 400 victory at Daytona International Speedway View the full article

Sunday’s victory by Justin Haley in the rain-delayed Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway had the makings of many typical feel-good NASCAR stories over the years. Read Also: Justin Haley earns shock Cup win in rain-shortened Daytona race An underdog team defies the odds against much more high-financed competition and pulls out a stunning upset victory ...Keep reading View the full article

Column: Spire played the game right and got a NASCAR win View the full article

Following a massive 17-car wreck on Lap 118, Kurt Busch emerged unscathed and the leader when Sunday’s rain-delayed NASCAR Cup race at Daytona International Speedway was placed under caution. Following the extensive cleanup, NASCAR appeared ready to restart the race, signaling a restart after one more caution lap. Busch’s Chip Ganassi Racing team decided to take the opportunity to pit ...Keep reading View the full article

Justin Haley's maiden NASCAR Cup Series victory at Daytona last weekend against the odds became embroiled in controversy on social media, despite its underdog status View the full article

Austin Dillon puts a block on Clint Bowyer late in race triggering huge crash taking out half the field at Daytona View the full article

Full highlights from Justin Haley's shocking upset win in a rain shortened race at Daytona View the full article

Xfinity regular Justin Haley claimed a shock victory in at Daytona in just his third NASCAR Cup Series start, after the race was truncated by stormy weather that wrong-footed Kurt Busch View the full article

A 17-car wreck on Lap 118 of a scheduled 160, considerably narrowed the list of contenders for the win in Sunday’s rain-delayed Coke Zero Sugar 400, but when the race was finally called for weather after 127 laps it was Xfinity Series driver Justin Haley who earned the win. After the wreck, Kurt Busch emerged as the leader but elected to pit under caution. Just as he and others headed down ...Keep reading View the full article

It seemed all week the thing every driver was concerned about was blocking during the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway and of course, blocking eventually created an 17-car accident during the final stage of the race. Austin Dillon was leading when Clint Bowyer got a run and dove to the inside. Dillon moved down to block and the drivers made contact in front of entire ...Keep reading View the full article

After he famously stated earlier in the week he wasn’t going to lift during the race after a practice incident with William Byron, Brad Keselowski became a victim of that situation Sunday during the NASCAR Cup Series Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona. From the editor, also read: Truex fastest in final Cup practice; Keselowski and Byron tangle Keselowski and running the ...Keep reading View the full article

Bowyer moved out front with three of 50 laps left in the segment only to see Dillon get back around him with two to go and held off Alex Bowman for the stage win. William Byron was third, Chase Elliott fourth and Bowyer ended up fifth. Following the break between Stage 1 and Stage 2, all of the lead-lap cars elected to pit and Michael McDowell was the first off pit road but pit again before ...Keep reading View the full article

On Lap 50, Logano got a push from Ricky Stenhouse Jr. to get around Harvick in Turn 3 and held off Stenhouse for the stage victory. Ryan Blaney finished third, Harvick ended up fourth and Chase Elliott completed the top-five. Logano, who started on the pole, led the first lap but Kyle Busch, with help from Denny Hamlin, took over the top spot on Lap 2. On Lap 3, Logano went back out ...Keep reading View the full article