It is very possible that on Saturday night Kevin Harvick will pick up where we last saw him … in Victory Lane. At Darlington, Harvick became the first driver to win two races in 2014.
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Part Two Of Regular Season: Unique Tracks And Iconic Races Abound
onThis weekend’s Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway kicks off the second stretch of races during the regular season. This 11-race stretch features unique tracks and iconic races, including Richmond, which is the third short track of the three on the schedule. Continue reading “Part Two Of Regular Season: Unique Tracks And Iconic Races Abound”
Bayne, Koch, and Wise Do Half-Triathlon In Charleston
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As most of the NASCAR universe takes this upcoming weekend off to enjoy some much-needed rest and relaxation, there is at least one driver who won’t be taking it easy. Continue reading “Bayne, Koch, and Wise Do Half-Triathlon In Charleston”
Elliott’s Rookie Campaign Is A Magical Ride
onIf things continue to play out the way they have so far through the first two months of the NASCAR Nationwide Series season, Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be one happy owner come November.
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Dillon Vs. Larson As Heated As Advertised
onAustin Dillon struck first, blazing to the Coors Light Pole for the Daytona 500 in the No. 3 Chevrolet’s return to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition.
Dillon followed up the pole with a ninth-place finish in the Daytona 500. So far, it’s his only top 10 this season. Continue reading “Dillon Vs. Larson As Heated As Advertised”
