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DARLINGTON, S.C. — Denny Hamlin parked it on the start-finish line, having just completed a victory burnout in a backup car, but the center of attention remained just beyond that … Continue Reading Dale Jr. finishes fifth in one-off Xfinity Series return at Darlington
DARLINGTON, S.C. — Cole Trickle, ahem … William Byron dropped the hammer Saturday afternoon at the legendary Darlington Raceway, posting a lap of 172.487 MPH to snag his fourth Monster … Continue Reading William Byron, driving in the Days of Thunder throwback, snags pole at Darlington
DARLINGTON, S.C. — Twenty minutes before his anticipated 12:10 p.m. media availability Friday, a pack of reporters and cameras crammed outside Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s toter. At noon, shoulder space became … Continue Reading Dale Jr., recovering from plane crash, set for NASCAR return at Darlington
“Everybody at Burton-Kligerman eSports works so hard, and I’ve made so many mistakes this year, and I’ve been down on myself,” Crowder said post-race to RaceSpot TV. “I didn’t think that I was going to get any sort of good finish, really. I got an eighth place last week, and obviously a win this week, I just can’t believe it, honestly.”
“I don’t know how we did it, but after coming close so many times, having good runs that just haven’t gone our way, to finally win, everyone, all the people that supported me… it feels good to finally win.”
“I don’t even know what to say,” DiBendetto said. “I’m so sad we didn’t win, but proud, proud of the effort. I got tight there from the damage from trying to get by (Ryan) Newman and that immediately flipped a switch and got tight.”
Denny Hamlin’s victory Saturday night (August 17) in the Bass Pro Shops/NRA Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway produced Hamlin’s fourth Cup Series win of 2019 and the 35th of … Continue Reading Denny Hamlin picks up 35th career win
Tyler Reddick had about everything go wrong for him on Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway, yet he still ended up in victory lane.
Moffitt led the field to the final green, and while the rest of the field fought for second, the defending champion pulled away towards victory lane.
NBC, Earnhardt, Jr., and Earnhardt, Jr.’s representatives agreed that it would be best for him to be with his family instead of part of this weekend’s broadcast.