Bill McAnally Racing have teamed up with NASCAR to operate the BMR Drivers Academy, officially turning it into a NASCAR-sanctioned driver development programme.
In the first race of the season with starting lineups set by formula, Chase Elliott (Cup), Brett Moffitt (Xfinity), and Ben Rhodes (Trucks) will lead their respective fields to the green flag at the Daytona road course.
Sam Hunt Racing adds John Hunter Nemechek for part-time Xfinity schedule beginning Dover
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For the first time in two years, John Hunter Nemechek will race in the Xfinity Series, driving the #26 for Sam Hunt Racing starting at Dover in May.
IndyCar veteran Conor Daly, who made his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series début at Las Vegas last year, will return to the series and Niece Motorsports for the spring race there.
Jett Noland will be the 24th driver to have raced in NASCAR and the Stadium Super Trucks when he makes his Camping World Truck Series début on the Daytona road course for Niece Motorsports.
Michelin Pilot Challenge driver Parker Chase will début in the NASCAR Truck Series on the Daytona RC and at Circuit of the Americas for Kyle Busch Motorsports. KBM’s owner was his team-mate in the 2020 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.
Michael McDowell gets by last-lap wreck, wins rain-delayed Daytona 500 and first Cup race
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In his 14th year and 358th start in the NASCAR Cup Series, Michael McDowell is a winner for the very first time, in the Daytona 500 no less. Contact between leaders Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano resulted in a major wreck that McDowell got by to win.
Cow-abunga for Austin Cindric as he won the NASCAR Xfinity-opening Beef 300 at Daytona, steer-ing his #22 Penske car to Victory Lane for the team’s maiden series win at the superspeedway.
Rain disrupts Daytona 500 and Xfinity final sessions, Austin Cindric placed on pole for Beef 300
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Rain cut short the Cup Series’ second Daytona 500 practice on Saturday morning and cancelled both Xfinity qualifying and the final Cup practice later in the day. With no qualifying, Austin Cindric will start the Xfinity race from the pole.
Ben Rhodes edges out underdogs Cory Roper and Jordan Anderson for Truck-opening NextEra Energy 250 win
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In a wild overtime finish to an equally chaotic race, Ben Rhodes beat out underdog owner/drivers Cory Roper and Jordan Anderson to the finish to begin the 2021 NASCAR Truck season with a win.
Still reeling after missing the Daytona 500, Ty Dillon posted the fastest time in the Xfinity Series’ first practice session of the season.
Johnny Sauter, a three-time NASCAR Truck Series winner at Daytona, also added the pole award to his list of successes there as he beat out reigning champion Sheldon Creed to be the fastest qualifier.
Aric Almirola won the first Bluegreen Vacations Duel, an event marred by debate surrounding Ty Dillon and Austin Cindric. A rain delay later, Austin Dillon made a dramatic final pass on Bubba Wallace to win the second Duel.
In the NASCAR Truck Series’ first practice session since 24 February 2020, 18-year-old rookie Chandler Smith was the fastest. He and his fellow Toyota drivers held nine of the ten fastest lap times.
The FIA and World Rally Championship Promoter Group have joined forces to promote the World Rallycross Championship on a multi-year agreement.
David Starr has signed with MBM Motorsports and will drive their #13 for the full 2021 Xfinity season beginning with the second race at the Daytona road course.
Daytona 500 qualifying was delayed when the lights at the track shut off. When they turned back on, Alex Bowman shone the brightest as he set the fastest time to sit on the pole for Sunday’s race, leading a Hendrick Motorsports front row lockout.
