Mirror Driving: David Ragan’s Win, The 4-Team Cap & Nationwide Leaves IRP
David Ragan’s win at Daytona was the third first-time win by a driver this year. But was it enough to save his ride with Roush Fenway Racing?
David Ragan’s win at Daytona was the third first-time win by a driver this year. But was it enough to save his ride with Roush Fenway Racing?
The restrictor-plate roulette wheel turned tragic Saturday (July 2) for some of NASCAR’s most successful superstars at Daytona.
It’s easy to get caught up in the pre-Chase hype (and I’m as guilty of it as any NASCAR journalist) but the title still goes through the five-time champion.
6 – the number of infractions against Bobby Labonte in the Coke Zero 400.
David Ragan, with an essential assist from teammate Matt Kenseth, got some sweet redemption after his miscue shifting lanes in the Daytona 500.
A funny thing happened on the way to the checkered flag at Daytona.
Go figure, a Joe Gibbs Racing entry swooped in and stole the Subway Jalapeno 250, with Joey Logano leading one lap en route to winning at Daytona.
On Saturday night (July 2), David Ragan was able to completely wipe away any demons that he might have had from the Daytona 500.
Joey Logano finally hooked with teammate Kyle Busch with a couple of laps to go and blasted by Sadler for the lead on the final lap at Daytona.
I would like to share a personal story from last year’s Fourth of July – my experience going to the Daytona International Speedway for the first time.