Earnhardt Jr.: Sometimes you have to be a jerk
NASCAR may have taken steps to curtail it, but let there be no doubt that that key to success at restrictor plates tracks involves working in tandem with someone else…
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Tony Stewart goes from last to first at Daytona
Tony Stewart returned to victory lane Saturday night…
Kurt Busch wins wild Nationwide race at Daytona
The Great Pumpkin arrived early, and Kurt Busch left Daytona International Speedway with something more than peanuts…
Austin Dillon’s Nationwide pole-winning time disallowed at Daytona
There’s a habit Austin Dillon’s NASCAR Nationwide Series team needs to break…
Matt Kenseth ends suspense, claims Daytona pole
Matt Kenseth edged out Ryan Newman for the top starting spot in Saturday night’s Coke Zero 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway.
Brian France: Embracing technology will fuel closer racing
Brian France wanted to get one point across during his mid-season meeting with the media at Daytona International Speedway…
Dale Earnhardt Jr.: At the end of a plate race, greed is good . . . sometimes
The ideal situation at the end of restrictor-plate race, says Dale Earnhardt Jr., is to pair up with a teammate you can trust…
Back problems mean minimal track time for Hamlin
Denny Hamlin will confine his on-track activity to Friday’s Cup qualifying and Saturday’s Coke Zero 400.
Harvick scoffs at mandatory cautions
Last weekend at Kentucky, track owner Bruton Smith suggested that NASCAR might want to call mandatory cautions to bunch the fields.
Daytona NASCAR preview: A mid-summer night’s wild card dream
It’s the mid-summer wild card race that marks the halfway point of the NASCAR Sprint Cup season…