Russell Schmidt
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Larson dominates Kansas (opens the original)
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From the start of the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Motor Speedway, Kyle Larson dominated the race and brought home a rare win in his Chevrolet race car. The Hendrick driver led the opening 36 laps as Ross Chastain and Denny Hamlin led a few laps along the way. Larson easily climbed back to lead the next 60 as the stage wrapped up with yet another notch in the win column. Moving on to stage two saw Larson strong out front with Noah Gragson exploding his Ford engine in a thrilling smokey sideway
Preece checkers Zero Sugar Coke 400 at Daytona (opens the original)
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While creating a must win situation, Ryan Preece certainly rose to the occasion in the closing laps to win the wreck filled event, marking his first ever Cup win! Akin to the OâReilly Auto Parts race winner Ryan Sieg with a 424 winless race streak being broken the day before, Preece shortened that idea a bit to record 249 Cup starts without a win until Saturday night in Daytona, Fla. (Editorâs note: Preece won The Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium in early February but it does not count towards
Logano rules North Wilkes Window World 450 (opens the original)
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Joey Logano dominated the long, hot NASCAR Cup race at the rejuvenated North Wilkesboro Speedway on Sunday night. The first points race in 30 years was fairly calm, running the distance with hardly any caution flags. The sold-out affair saw packed grandstands of happy race fans anxious to see their favorite drivers at their local raceway after such a gap of deafening silence! Ryan Blaney had been the pole sitter, but a power steering issue sent them to the back putting Ty Gibbs out front for the
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