Daytona to Dirt: Stewart Friesen Rebounds, Kyle Larson Nears High Limit Title
A return to NASCAR’s backyard this weekend saw a bevy of NASCAR regulars find time to play in the dirt.
A return to NASCAR’s backyard this weekend saw a bevy of NASCAR regulars find time to play in the dirt.
Race season has begun to slow down across the country, but plenty of NASCAR’s alumni found time to hit the dirt this past weekend.
NASCAR (and SRX) moving up north to run on Northeast asphalt left its representation within the dirt ranks a bit more lacking this week.
With NASCAR racing over a holiday weekend, there were plenty of extracurricular opportunities for the sport’s stars to sling dirt … and make enemies.
Stewart Friesen had to pass wife Jessica and others to score a modified win at Fonda Speedway over the weekend.
NASCAR’s busiest dirt racer this weekend was unsurprisingly Cup Series regular Kyle Larson, and he made noise in more ways that one.
NASCAR’s presence on the dirt proliferated this weekend with drivers taking advantage of Talladega Short Track being across the street.
With NASCAR racing on the Bristol Dirt Track on Easter Sunday, a number of Cup Series regulars took to actual dirt tracks as well over the last week.
“Superman” Matt Sheppard ran away with the final 40 laps of the Billy Whittaker Cars 200, his second career sweep of Super DIRT Week’s major feature races.
Mat Williamson completed a dominant invasion of the state of New York with his second consecutive win in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200, the pinnacle event of Super DIRT Week.
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