Daniel Suarez had a race to run and a baby who wasn’t waiting
Daniel Suarez arrived at Bristol knowing his first child could arrive within hours. Somehow, he managed to race first and become a dad afterward.
Daniel Suarez arrived at Bristol knowing his first child could arrive within hours. Somehow, he managed to race first and become a dad afterward.
His first child could arrive at any moment, leaving Suarez prepared to sprint from Daytona to the hospital if nature ignores the race calendar.
In a race interrupted by lightning, rain and raw emotion, Daniel Suarez delivered the kind of victory NASCAR badly needed.
The Cup Series hits pause next week, and suddenly drivers are faced with a strange new concept: free time, and figuring out what to do with it.
He’s won here, nearly won here again, and insists the trick is simple: stop assuming you’re about to crash and maybe you won’t.
Daniel Suárez isn’t just switching teams — he’s joining Spire’s fast-rising rebellion and bringing plenty of attitude to the No. 7 Chevy.
For Ross Chastain and Shane van Gisbergen, Daytona was progress. For Daniel Suárez, it was heartbreak wrapped in a second-place finish.
Daniel Suárez has been shown the door before — but this time, he’s walking out on his own terms.
Daniel Suarez winning the Xfinity Series race in Mexico City is a storybook ending. But the race itself was a page-turner.
Many of the drivers this weekend remarked about the huge local support shown to Trackhouse Racing’s Daniel Suarez.