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WRITTEN BY: Jonah Rens is 12 years old, and is a junior NASCAR reporter/writer for The Final Lap. His opinions are his own, and not necessarily those of The Final Lap. Follow him on Twitter @NascarRens

In a race that featured four cautions, nonstop NASCAR racing action, and even the Sprint Unlimited pace car catching on fire, Denny Hamlin won tonights Sprint Unlimited. Continue reading “Hamlin emerges victorious in the Sprint Unlimited at Daytona.”

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1 1 11 Denny Hamlin FedEx Express Toyota 75 0 Running
2 5 2 Brad Keselowski Miller Lite Ford 75 0 Running
3 4 18 Kyle Busch M&M’s Toyota 75 0 Running
4 11 22 Joey Logano Shell Pennzoil Ford 75 0 Running
5 6 4 Kevin Harvick Jimmy John’s Chevrolet 75 0 Running
6 2 1 Jamie McMurray Cessna Chevrolet 75 0 Running
7 8 9 Marcos Ambrose Stanley Ford 75 0 Running
8 17 31 Ryan Newman Caterpillar Chevrolet 75 0 Running Continue reading “2014 NASCAR Sprint Unlimited At Daytona Race Results”

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Feb. 15, 2014

By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service

FRUITFUL DECADE

Time flies when you’re winning races.

A decade has passed since Toyota made its first foray into one of NASCAR’s top three national series. The automaker entered NASCAR Camping World Truck Series competition in 2004 and began its participation in both the NASCAR Sprint Cup and NASCAR Nationwide Series in 2007. Continue reading “10 Years Of Toyota In NASCAR, Yes Really”

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Feb. 15, 2014

By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Kaboom!

First it was the engine in Bobby Labonte’s Phoenix Racing Chevrolet.

Then, in short order, the engines of Tony Stewart’s and Danica Patrick’s Chevys failed in spectacular fashion, trailing white smoke as they expired.

The common denominator? All three engines were supplied by Hendrick Motorsports, and the failures were unwelcome complications to Stewart’s return to racing after injury and to Patrick’s quest for a second straight Daytona 500 pole. Continue reading “Engine failures in practice KO Danica Patrick and Tony Stewart At Daytona”