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Riley Herbst Out at Daytona with Lingering Effects from Crash (opens the original)
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Riley Herbst has been replaced by Harrison Burton for Saturday night’s NASCAR Cup series at Daytona International Speedway. NASCAR said the 23XI Racing driver is still suffering from the effects of a hard crash last Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. On lap 226 Herbst made contact with Michael McDowell entering Turn 3 and was sent hard into the outside wall on the driver’s side. Adding an extra bit of insult, Connor Zilisch, apparently blind to the Herbst machine, came into the corner and s
SVG Has a Chase Berth in Hand. Daytona Would Like a Word (opens the original)
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Shane van Gisbergen has always seemed like the sort of guy who could be told his house was on fire and respond by asking whether there was still time to finish lunch. The Trackhouse Racing driver and native of New Zealand is almost perpetually smiling, rarely appears ruffled, and seldom seems to have a cross word for anyone. In a sport populated by people who can turn a slightly loose wheel nut into a federal investigation, Van Gisbergen has generally maintained the disposition of a man who know
Fireworks, Overtime, and a Chase Elliott Showdown (opens the original)
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The bad news Saturday was that rain delayed the first NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Chicagoland Speedway since 2019. The good news was that the delay pushed the green flag into full darkness. By the time the field finally took off, fireworks ringed the 1.5-mile oval as neighborhoods across Chicago's southwest suburbs celebrated America’s 250th birthday. NASCAR couldn’t have choreographed a better backdrop if it had tried. Nearly four hours later, the fireworks had mostly stopped. Jon
NASCAR Wants a Grudge Match. Larson and Byron Just Want to Win. (opens the original)
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Kyle Larson and William Byron are coworkers. Not the sort who steal your yogurt from the office refrigerator or spend half the morning explaining cryptocurrency. They’re the sort who drive 190 mph while trying to occupy the same piece of asphalt. Still, Monday morning they’re both employees of Hendrick Motorsports. They share engineers. They share information. They share one boss in Rick Hendrick, who would very much prefer his multimillion-dollar investments not turn each other into carbon-fibe
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