Perfection: Flawless day ends with Kyle Larson celebrating in Vegas
It was a number 5 kind of day for the driver of the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet Kyle Larson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
It was a number 5 kind of day for the driver of the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet Kyle Larson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
It was a random check of high-definition in-car cameras that revealed the safety equipment violation that cost Joey Logano his second-place starting spot and a drive-through penalty in last Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway—and lightened his pocket by $10,000.
In 15 starts at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Kyle Larson boasts an admirable average finish of 9.9.
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The collective gasp in the Atlanta Motor Speedway press box was clearly audible when Austin Cindric took the field four-wide on Sunday.
In a race at Atlanta Motor Speedway that will be talked about for years, Daniel Suarez survived and triumphed in a three wide photo finish to score his second career victory Sunday.
It didn’t take long for trouble to strike at Atlanta.
Jesse Love led almost all the laps, but in the end, it was his Richard Childress Racing teammate, Austin Hill, who had Saturday’s RAPTOR King of Tough 250 fall into his lap.
When Kyle Busch sold his NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series team to Spire Motorsports, he didn’t surrender his prowess behind the wheel.