NASCAR Whelan and K&N Series Kick Off
The NASCAR Whelen Modified and K&N Pro West Series both had their season openers this past weekend. Both races saw firsts.
The NASCAR Whelen Modified and K&N Pro West Series both had their season openers this past weekend. Both races saw firsts.
As the guys and gals of NASCAR planned to leave what happened in Vegas in the confines of Sin City, many loyal fans were sure to be on their edge of their seats to find out if the temperatures would be the only thing heating up at Phoenix International Raceway this weekend.
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As NASCAR’s 2017 season continued this weekend in Sin City, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, things began to heat up among this sport’s hard charging competitors.
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As NASCAR’s three primary series descended upon Atlanta Motor Speedway over the weekend, it appeared Kurt Busch’s Daytona 500 finish would be followed by a dominating performance by his brother Kyle Busch – that is, until the ‘any given Sunday’ rule made its appearance.
Ryan Reed won the wrecked-fill Powershares QQQ 300 at Daytona International Speedway in NASCAR Overtime.
The NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona had a spectacular finish, with trucks flying and spinning on the white flag lap when a virtual unknown, 18-year old Kaz Krala, became Daytona’s youngest winner in the NASCAR Camping World Truck series.
Kurt Busch took it as a sign of things to come when he lost his rear view mirror with 30 laps to go.
Chase Elliott had an impressive and very fast NAPA Chevrolet, steering high and low and holding back all challengers to win the first NASCAR Can-Am […]