July 9, 2016
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service
SPARTA, Ky. – Brad Keselowski had his mojo working in Saturday night’s Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. Continue reading “Keselowski saves fuel, wins wild race at repaved Kentucky Speedway”
2016 NASCAR Cup Series Kentucky Starting Lineup – Rain puts Kevin Harvick On Pole
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1 4 Kevin Harvick Busch Light Chevrolet Charter Team – 2016
2 2 Brad Keselowski Miller Lite Ford Charter Team – 2016
3 41 Kurt Busch Monster Energy/Haas Automation Chevrolet Charter Team – 2016
4 22 Joey Logano Shell Pennzoil/Autotrader Ford Charter Team – 2016
5 19 Carl Edwards ARRIS Surfboard Toyota Charter Team – 2016
The Final Lap Weekly NASCAR Radio Podcast – #418 Joe Garner (Gordon Book) / Kentucky Preview
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Ryan Blaney: High Marks For Lower-Downforce Package
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Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate Ryan Blaney doesn’t have a lot of experience in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series cars.
That doesn’t mean Blaney doesn’t know what he likes — and he likes the lower-downforce aerodynamic package in use this weekend at Kentucky Speedway, which has changed dramatically with a recent repaving and reconfiguration of the corners. Continue reading “Ryan Blaney: High Marks For Lower-Downforce Package”
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Looking For Kentucky Turnaround
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s recent numbers look remarkably like those of teammate Jimmie Johnson.
Over the last nine races, Earnhardt has recorded an average finish of 20.78, with his only top 10 coming at Pocono, where he ran second to Kurt Busch. At Talladega in May, Earnhardt crashed out after 63 laps and finished dead last (40th). At Michigan in mid-June, he was 39th. Continue reading “Dale Earnhardt Jr. Looking For Kentucky Turnaround”
Crash in practice sends Jimmie Johnson to backup car
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SPARTA, Ky. – So far, this has been a summer Jimmie Johnson would love to forget.
His last eight NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races have produced an average finish of 20.75, with the lone highlight a third-place run in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte. Continue reading “Crash in practice sends Jimmie Johnson to backup car”
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