DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (April 21, 2016) – “NASCAR received the appropriate medical clearance documentation allowing Tony Stewart to resume normal racing activities. We also have granted the request from Stewart-Haas Racing for a waiver for Tony to be eligible to qualify for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup. As he begins his final season, we wish Tony the best of luck.”
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Breaking News: Tony Stewart cleared to race at Richmond this weekend
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Well, the long wait is over. I’ll be back in my @Mobil1 Chevy this weekend at Richmond. I can’t wait to race again 👍🏼😁👍🏼 #SmokeWillRise— Tony Stewart (@TonyStewart) April 21, 2016
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Chase Elliott Best Rookie Since Jimmie Johnson To Start the Season
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Chase Elliott – Not Your Average Rookie
Chase Elliott has already joined some elite company.
The No. 24 Chevrolet driver’s five top-10 finishes this season are the most by a Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender since Jimmie Johnson accomplished the feat in 2002. Continue reading “Chase Elliott Best Rookie Since Jimmie Johnson To Start the Season”
Kurt Busch Hopes To Repeat ‘Monster’ Performance In Richmond Spring Race
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Last April, Kurt Busch led 291-of-306 laps in the Richmond spring race on his way to a dominant victory.
The No. 41 Chevrolet driver will attempt to defend his victory on Sunday after finishing third last weekend at Bristol. Continue reading “Kurt Busch Hopes To Repeat ‘Monster’ Performance In Richmond Spring Race”
Beat Virginia: Hamlin Eyes Another Victory In Hometown State
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Denny Hamlin, of Hampton Roads, Virginia, is NASCAR’s all-time wins leader from the Cavalier State. His 27 career victories pace a group of Virginia drivers that includes NASCAR Hall of Famers Joe Weatherly (25 wins), Curtis Turner (17), Glen Wood (4) and Wendell Scott (1), as well as 2017 NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee Ricky Rudd (23).
Hamlin, who also boasts the most wins by a Virginian in his home state with seven, will try to capture his third checkered flag at Richmond International Raceway in Sunday’s Toyota Owners 400. In 19 starts at the .75-mile track, Hamlin also has seven top fives, 10 top 10s and two Coors Light Pole Awards. In addition, he boasts the second-best average running position (8.058) and third-best driver rating (108.8) among active drivers at Richmond.

