Unique strategy falls short of a win for Daniel Suarez
Daniel Suarez’s team had arguably the best strategy of the entire field Sunday night in Richmond but only a 10th-place finish to show for it.
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Daniel Suarez’s team had arguably the best strategy of the entire field Sunday night in Richmond but only a 10th-place finish to show for it.
For the first time ever, Matt Crafton won’t compete in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs this fall.Â
Noah Gragson and Carson Hocevar put in a solid effort Sunday but were one caution away from a shot at a win in the Brickyard 400.
It was a quiet but solid Sunday at Pocono Raceway for Hendrick Motorsports with three cars finishing inside the top-10 – but no laps led.
Ryan Blaney continued his strong summer Sunday in Chicago as he earned his fourth top-10 finish in the last five NASCAR Cup Series races.
Ryan Blaney entered Nashville Superspeedway on a hot streak and used that to fuel a strong recovery to finish sixth in Sunday’s Ally 400.
Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin left Nashville Superspeedway with fast race cars and disappointment Sunday night after the Ally 400.
Josh Berry muscled his No. 4 car to a seventh-place finish Sunday in Iowa, another solid short track run for the short track specialist.
Ty Gibbs will hope for better luck at Iowa Speedway after crashing out of both NASCAR races at Sonoma Raceway.
MADISON, IL – The Team Penske revival continued Sunday at Gateway, with Austin Cindric going to victory lane in the NASCAR Cup Series and Joey Logano finishing fifth. “You never … Continue Reading Penske revival continues at Gateway