Did You Notice?: Early 2022 NASCAR Heavyweights William Byron, Ross Chastain Mired in Summer Slump
Just 10 races ago, at the halfway point of the regular season, the postseason field looked far different than it does right now.
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Did You Notice?: NASCAR Has No First-Time Winners Left
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Numbers Game: Cheez-It 355
0 Career wins for Jimmie Johnson at Watkins Glen, a drought extended by Sunday’s 10th-place finish. Johnson, who has only led 17 laps there during …
Numbers Game: Brickyard 400
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Numbers Game: Federated Auto Parts 400
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Numbers Game: Sylvania 300
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