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It’s way too early to declare Hendrick Motorsports back to the top echelon of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series but the organization’s performance Sunday at Daytona International Speedway certainly was a good start. First, HMS’ four Cup series drivers posted the top four qualifying speeds for next Sunday’s Daytona 500, with Willian Byron locking himself into the pole and teammate ...Keep reading View the full article

NASCAR Clash winner Jimmie Johnson feels "remorseful" over the race-deciding collision with Paul Menard that wiped out much of the field, but is adamant it was a racing incident View the full article

Menard had led the majority of the race from pole position in his Wood Brothers-run Ford Mustang, but with rain threatening to end the race early, Johnson made his move on the backstretch on Lap 57. Their collision triggered a huge pile-up that involved most of the field. Heavy rain then fell during the ensuing yellow, and the race was called soon after. “Jimmie pulled down, I moved down a ...Keep reading View the full article

Jimmie Johnson won the rain-shortened NASCAR Clash race at Daytona after triggering a crash that took out most of the field View the full article

Running second behind leader Paul Menard on Lap 57 of the scheduled 75, Johnson moved to the inside in an attempt to pass just as Menard appeared to begin a move to block. The two made contact, with Menard spinning and hitting the wall and the chain reaction collected all but a handful of the entire 20-car field. Shortly after the incident and before the race could return to green, heavy ...Keep reading View the full article

Johnson triggers wreck, then wins Clash at Daytona View the full article

Jimmie Johnson triggers a massive wreck after making contact with Paul Menard, taking out a majority of the cars in the field. View the full article

Check out a time lapse of everything William Byron had to do after winning the Daytona 500 pole, from pictures with Rick Hendrick to the hat dance. View the full article

After 17 seasons working with seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson, Knaus entered the 2019 season paired with 21-year-old William Byron, last season’s rookie of the year. The two got off to a quick start Sunday as Byron won the pole for next weekend’s Daytona 500 amd Hendrick Motorsports drivers swept the top four qualifying positions. Asked if working with Byron made him feel 21 ...Keep reading View the full article

William Byron claimed his first career pole in the NASCAR Cup Series, and Chevrolet's 700th in the discipline, as Hendrick Motorsports dominated qualifying for the Daytona 500 View the full article

William Byron has won the pole for next week's Daytona 500, giving Hendrick Motorsports the top starting spot for the fifth consecutive year View the full article

Byron held off a late challenge from Hendrick Motorsports teammate Alex Bowman to claim the pole for next Sunday’s Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. Byron’s lap in the final round of 194.304 mph just edged Bowman (194.153 mph), who was the last car to make a run. Jimmie Johnson was third-fastest, Chase Elliott was fourth and rookie Daniel Hemric completed the top-five. Only ...Keep reading View the full article

William Bryon talks with NASCAR on FOX’s Matt Yocum after winning his first Daytona 500 pole. View the full article

NASCAR tosses car chiefs for 3 drivers before Daytona 500 View the full article

The first-ever eNASCAR Heat Pro League Showcase this week on the high banks of Daytona International Speedway. The races were 26 laps each and was the first opportunity for these online wheelmen to show what they are capable of. In the PS4 races, DAGGER_RCN260 utilized pit strategy to get ahead and take the win in the Group A race while SMOKEFANB20_14 prevailed among the Group B ...Keep reading View the full article

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After an eventful day of practice at Daytona International Speedway, the crew chiefs for all 20 drivers eligible to compete in this year’s Clash drew starting positions for their drivers. Paul Menard and Kyle Busch will lead the 20-car field to the green flag for the 75-lap exhibition race. Brad Keselowski, who won this event last year, will line up third with Ryan Newman fourth and Alex ...Keep reading View the full article

Burton, competing in the first superspeedway race of his career, held off Todd Gilliland in overtime to win Saturday’s ARCA Menards Series season opener at Daytona International Speedway. The win is Burton’s third in ARCA in 12 starts. The 18-year-old son of NASCAR veteran Jeff Burton kicks off his first fulltime season in the Gander Outdoors Truck Series next week. “I knew I wanted ...Keep reading View the full article

18-year-old Harrison Burton wins ARCA race in Daytona debut View the full article

The most anticipated race for Hendrick Motorsports this season is still on the table: team owner Rick Hendrick vs. 2018 Daytona 500 pole winner Alex Bowman View the full article