Dover Turned NASCAR’s All-Star Race into a Mosh Pit of Mayhem
Sunday featured multi-car wrecks, patched-up racecars and ended with one very rich Denny Hamlin.
Sunday featured multi-car wrecks, patched-up racecars and ended with one very rich Denny Hamlin.
The NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover became another painful reminder that Ryan Preece attracts chaos like a lightning rod.
Corey Day’s second career win came at the expense of Justin Allgaier at Dover Saturday.
Denny Hamlin went for a little spin on his out lap, but it didn’t matter in the end.
Kyle Busch had a reminder for the fans Friday afternoon.
Between rule changes, aero questions and Dover’s concrete mayhem, Hamlin sees opportunity where others see confusion.
Watkins Glen delivered airborne camping equipment and total chaos Sunday. Shane van Gisbergen delivered another demolition job.
Another Watkins Glen win for Connor Zilisch, another heartbreak for Jesse Love, and another reminder that friendship means nothing when Turn 7 arrives—also, this time he came out of the roof like he promised after last year’s airborne exit.
Chase Elliott returns to the site of his first Cup win carrying fresh momentum, old memories, and his worst Watkins Glen starting spot yet.
Ryan Preece was fined and docked points for Texas retaliation against Ty Gibbs, and found out about it while mowing his lawn on an otherwise uneventful afternoon off.