Corey Day is making a habit of ruining everyone else’s day
Corey Day made a mistake on pit road, recovered, then drove three-wide to steal the lead. He’s won two straight Chase races, and the championship leader may want to check his mirrors.
Corey Day made a mistake on pit road, recovered, then drove three-wide to steal the lead. He’s won two straight Chase races, and the championship leader may want to check his mirrors.
Corey Day and Carson Kvapil traded the lead four times in the final 12 laps before the Hendrick rookie made a daring move and won by 0.287 seconds.
Hendrick Motorsports doesn’t have a traditional driver development program. Apparently, it has Corey Day, and that seems to be working just fine.
A backup car, one opening lap and a utility cover launched into the grille made for another miserable Saturday.
Corey Day’s second career win came at the expense of Justin Allgaier at Dover Saturday.
Corey Day claimed the first NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series victory of his career Saturday afternoon.
Speed isn’t the problem for Corey Day — timing and judgment might be. The Hendrick prospect is climbing the standings while also climbing into the bad books of rivals.