Thinkin’ Out Loud at Daytona: A Bigger Story Overshadows NASCAR Playoff Cut
There was one much bigger story that overshadowed all others, and it had nothing to do with the playoffs.
There was one much bigger story that overshadowed all others, and it had nothing to do with the playoffs.
Further details about Preece’s status are not yet known.
Adam Cheek and Vito Pugliese recap the carnage at Daytona, Ryan Preece’s flip and Bubba Wallace securing the last playoff spot.
Chase Elliott, meanwhile, has missed the playoffs.
Preece revealed he is confident he will be in the No. 41 in 2024.
It’s speculated that SHR could downsize by one or two cars, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
SHR remains winless with a four-car organization sliding toward rock bottom… and that’s BEFORE their championship driver retires in three months.
Sunday’s Verizon 200 at The Brickyard was the first Cup race with one caution since 2012.
Let’s get your daily fantasy NASCAR DraftKings lineups ready for the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan.
Also, has Ryan Preece earned himself a 2nd year at Stewart-Haas Racing?