The revamped knock-out qualifying format will make its inaugural appearance in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for Sunday’s race in Phoenix. As long as the weather permits, two of NASCAR’s national series will complete qualifying for the first time under the new format. Last week at Daytona, the NASCAR industry excitedly awaited the arrival of knock-out qualifying for the NASCAR Nationwide and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, but rain cut short NNS qualifying and completely cancelled the truck series session. Qualifying for the Daytona 500 did not change from years past.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series WINNER Decals New for 2014
onLast month, NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France announced that the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series would change its championship format to put an increased emphasis on winning each and every week. Along with the spoils of victory – including a likely spot in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup – the winning driver / team will receive a WINNER decal to display on their car. Continue reading “NASCAR Sprint Cup Series WINNER Decals New for 2014”
Video: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins The 2014 Daytona 500
onDale Earnhardt Jr. Finally Joins Twitter, So What’s His Handle?
onOFFICIAL: DALE EARNHARDT JR. JOINS TWITTER @DALEJR
Look who I ran into at the Daytona Experience. Dad’s Happy! #2XDaytona500Champ pic.twitter.com/I0zf5PLfr5
— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) February 24, 2014
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins NASCAR’s 2014 56th Running of the Daytona 500
onRACE RECAP | DAYTONA 500
10 Casey Mears
9 Austin Dillon
8 Greg Biffle
7 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
6 Matt Kenseth
5 Jimmie Johnson
4 Jeff Gordon 6th career Top 5 in the D500
3 Brad Keselowski 2nd top 5 in the D500
2 Denny Hamlin said he had no radio after the rains Continue reading “Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins NASCAR’s 2014 56th Running of the Daytona 500”
