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Is it better for underdogs or the elite to win the Daytona 500, and did William Byron really win it?
This year’s 500 field had a larger than normal number of drivers wondering what might have been, coming oh-so-close to victory in the Great American Race.
It was a win for “the other guy,” as Byron called himself.
The major incident with eight laps remaining eliminated over a half-dozen cars, including Keselowski’s No. 6.
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28 lead changes at Daytona’s two Duel qualifying races were the most since the tandem drafting package in 2011.
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