NASCAR, Daytona Know How Close They Came
About every month, in my inbox I’ve gotten an update on the Daytona Rising project, detailing the renovations at Daytona International Speedway. By all accounts, … Continue Reading
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About every month, in my inbox I’ve gotten an update on the Daytona Rising project, detailing the renovations at Daytona International Speedway. By all accounts, … Continue Reading
UPDATE Owner Joe Gibbs addressed the media Sunday morning. He said plans beyond Daytona are “undetermined” along with the amount of time Busch is in … Continue Reading
Hours after Kyle Busch suffered a leg injury at Daytona, hitting the inside wall at a place where the 2.5-mile superspeedway had no protective SAFER … Continue Reading
A vicious crash has taken Kyle Busch out of tomorrow’s Daytona 500. Busch, who was running the XFINITY race Saturday suffered a right leg injury … Continue Reading
Kurt Busch’s initial NASCAR appeal has been denied. The driver, indefinitely suspended by NASCAR Friday night pleaded his case Saturday morning to a three-member panel … Continue Reading
There’s something about the Dillons and Daytona Speedweeks that just seems to gel. Following a frenetic group qualifying session, 2013 XFINITY Series champ Austin celebrated … Continue Reading
A big wreck at the end of Group 2 has put a damper on XFINITY Series qualifying. Daniel Suarez, while shooting through the middle got clipped by … Continue Reading
In a Nutshell: Tyler Reddick, one year after making his first Truck Series start at Daytona, coasted to his first career win. As part of a … Continue Reading
In the wake of Kurt Busch‘s suspension, Regan Smith has been tapped to replace him in the #41 Haas Automation Chevrolet for Sunday’s Daytona 500. … Continue Reading
UPDATE: Kurt Busch has filed an appeal on his indefinite suspension, paying $500 for a three-member NASCAR panel to hear his case Saturday morning. If … Continue Reading