The NASCAR Cup Series shifts from the annual throwback weekend at Darlington to the 1-mile concrete track of Dover International Speedway, the series’ only stop at the speedway in 2021.
Thirty-seven cars are entered for 40 spots for a date with the Monster Mile; barring any changes, all drivers will make the race.
James Davison will be back in the No. 15 Rick Ware Racing Chevrolet for his eighth start of the season.
Garrett Smithley will make his seventh start of the season for Rick Ware Racing as well, driving the No. 53 Chevrolet.
The 52nd annual Drydene 400 is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. ET on Fox Sports 1 on Sunday, May 16. It will mark the 13th race of the Cup season.
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Just go back to qualifying. Qualify them the day of their race. Tired of seeing the same top 5 starters each week. RIP NASCAR
I don’t see why they don’t have a random draw for the starting positions. That way they could arrange for Bubba to capture the pole since that is the only way he would get it.
As for the allstar race,if Wallace don’t drive his way in I don’t think he’ll get the fan vote. ?