With Kyle Busch winning so much in the NASCAR Trucks, Kevin Harvick has started a bounty program to see who can beat him, and Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson have thrown their names into the ring.
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After a wreck on the final lap, Joey Logano won his second straight Pennzoil 400 in Las Vegas.
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With Ryan Newman recovering from his Daytona 500 wreck, Ross Chastain will drive the Roush Fenway Racing #6 car starting at Las Vegas.
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Garrett Smithley has rejoined Rick Ware Racing for an “expanded schedule” in the NASCAR Cup Series starting at Las Vegas.
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A day after his massive wreck at Daytona, Roush Fenway Racing has confirmed Ryan Newman is “awake and speaking with family and doctors” at the hospital.
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Denny Hamlin took his second straight Daytona 500, but a scary wreck involving Ryan Newman coming to the finish currently sits in fans’ minds.
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With their wins in the Bluegreen Vacations Duels, Joey Logano and William Byron will start Sunday’s Daytona 500 in third and fourth, respectively.
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The NASCAR Cup Series champion will now receive the Bill France Cup, named in honour of NASCAR’s founder and his son.
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JD Motorsports’ drivers for the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity season have been finalised. B.J. McLeod and Jeffrey Earnhardt will race in the #0, Jesse Little in the #4, and the trio of Earnhardt, David Starr, and Colby Howard will share the #15.
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In his first race with JTG Daugherty Racing, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. puts his car on the pole for the Daytona 500.
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The NASCAR Hall of Fame’s induction process will now enshrine three members annually rather than the usual five.
Hours after a Wednesday update from Roush Fenway Racing that he has made “great improvement” in his Daytona 500 recovery, Ryan Newman has been released from the hospital.
Ryan Newman is in serious but not life-threatening condition after a serious wreck coming to the finish in Monday’s Daytona 500.
Means Racing will field the #52 for J.J. Yeley to start the 2020 Xfinity season before series newcomer Kody Vanderwal takes over.
Erik Jones’ car was destroyed by the end of the Busch Clash. But with the help of the corpse that was his team-mate Denny Hamlin’s vehicle, he was able to take the victory.
The 4th of July Xfinity race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, now known as the Pennzoil 150, will be a 62-lap run on the 14-turn configuration.