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Saturday NASCAR Cup and Xfinity schedule at Pocono Raceway
The Xfinity Series races at 1 p.m. ET. at Pocono Raceway.
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Camping World Truck Series driver standings after Friday’s race at Texas
Johnny Sauter remains No. 1 in the Camping World Truck Series driver standings after Friday's race at Texas.
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Race results from WinstarOnlineGaming.com 400 Trucks race at Texas
Bell wins his second race of the 2017 season.
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Cup starting lineup for Sunday’s Pocono 200 at Pocono Raceway
Kyle Busch earns his second straight pole of 2017.
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Noah Gragson earns first career Truck pole for tonight’s race at Texas
Noah Gragson earned his first Truck Series pole Friday.
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NASCAR returns to NBC live from Daytona on July 1
There's guts. There's glory. There's NASCAR. Watch live when NASCAR returns to NBC on July 1 for the Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola at Daytona.
Ty Dillon, Ryan Newman discuss cause of overtime crash at Dover
Both drivers discuss the oil dry used to clean up an incident before the overtime restart.
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Kyle Benjamin is fastest in final Xfinity practice at Pocono
Kyle Benjamin recorded the fastest Xfinity Series speed of the day in Friday's second practice at Pocono.
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Johnson discusses procedure to remove skin cancer
Jimmie Johnson told the Associated Press about having basal-cell carcinoma removed from his right shoulder this week.
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Brad Keselowski puts Team Penske ride atop Xfinity speed chart at Pocono
Brad Keselowski posts fastest lap in opening practice. Joe Gibbs Racing's Kyle Benjamin is second.
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Kyle Larson leads Cup practice at Pocono
Joe Gibbs Racing drivers Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth rank second and third behind Kyle Larson in session.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. has rough start to Pocono weekend
The No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports car will start at the rear after an engine change in Friday's practice.
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Cup champion offers Darrell Wallace Jr. encouraging words
Jimmie Johnson reached out to Darrell Wallace Jr. shortly after it was announced that Wallace will be in the No. 43 for injured Aric Almirola.
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Stage racing has made an impact but qualifying remains key to Cup success
The top five in average starting spot all rank in the top seven in points.
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Friday’s NASCAR schedules: Pocono (Cup, Xfinity) and Texas (Trucks)
Cup and Xfinity are in Pocono, while the Trucks are in Texas.
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Christopher Bell sweeps all three Truck practices at Texas
Christopher Bell posted the fastest lap and had the best average over 10 consecutive laps in the session.
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Christopher Bell leads second Truck practice at Texas
Christopher Bell tops the field with a lap of 185.300 mph.
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NASCAR on NBC podcast, Ep. 83: Travis Geisler, Team Penske’s jack of all trades
The director of competition for Team Penske provides a glimpse of the daily machinations (and last-minute changes) on a Cup team.
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Christopher Bell, Johnny Sauter fastest in first of three Truck practices today at Texas
Johnny Sauter and Christopher Bell found the most speed in the first of 3 Truck practices Thursday.
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New book, ‘Psyched Up’, examines Jimmie Johnson, Chad Knaus race preparation
Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus are featured in a new book on mental preparation.
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Timothy Peters back behind the wheel with new Truck team at Texas
Timothy Peters is back racing for a new Truck series team.
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Pocono won’t treat track with VHT to add grip for this weekend’s races
Track won't apply traction compound used at Bristol and Charlotte.
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Ex-NASCAR driver Robby Gordon’s Stadium Super Trucks part of Trucks/IndyCar weekend at Texas
Robby Gordon has built a successful racing series with Stadium Super Trucks
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Dale Jr. takes in Game 3 of NBA Finals courtside
Dale Earnhardt was a special guest of Goodyear at Game 3 of the NBA Finals in Cleveland.
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Xfinity Spotlight: Tyler Reddick
Tyler Reddick splits time with Kyle Larson in Chip Ganassi Racing's No. 42 car in the Xfinity Series.
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Velveeta to sponsor Ryan Newman for several races this season
Ryan Newman partners with Velveeta Liquid Brand for select races in 2017.
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NASCAR weekend schedule for Pocono, Texas
A busy NASCAR weekend in two different states begins in earnest on Thursday.
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NASCAR America: 50 States in 50 Shows: South Carolina
"50 States in 50 Shows" gives you a look at Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamston, South Carolina.
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You’ve gotta watch this: Joey Logano is the best hula hooper on Team Penske
Watch Joey Logano shake it like no other member of Team Penske can.
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NASCAR America: A look back at Darrell Wallace Jr.’s road to NASCAR
This feature traces Darrell Wallace Jr.'s path through adversity and discrimination to becoming a NASCAR driver.
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NASCAR America: Denny Hamlin: ‘Slow process to get back to the top of the mountain’
Denny Hamlin addressed the improvements Joe Gibbs Racing has made in the last month.
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NASCAR America: Stage racing will have strategy at ‘all-time high’ at Pocono
Stage racing gets its first test at a 2.5-mile track not named Daytona or Talladega.
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NASCAR America: Darrell Wallace Jr. talks with Dale Jarrett about his Cup debut
Darrell Wallace Jr. sat down with Dale Jarrett at the NASCAR Hall of Fame ahead of his first start in the No. 43 Ford.
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Tricks of the Triangle: Navigating Pocono Raceway
NASCAR America's Dale Jarrett, Parker Kligerman and Slugger Labbe discuss the importance of brake control and other tricks of the Triangle as the MENCS heads to Pocono.
Denny Hamlin confident heading to Pocono
Denny Hamlin speaks with NBC Sports' Nate Ryan on his eighth-place finish in Dover and the confidence that comes with racing at Pocono.
My Home Track: SC's Anderson Motor Speedway
When you think of South Carolina, the first track that comes to mind is Darlington, but the state is made up of multiple short tracks, including the Anderson Motor Speedway.
Is Chase Elliott too hard on himself?
Filling Jeff Gordon's seat with Hendrick Motorsports wouldn't be easy for anybody, but is Chase Elliott putting too much pressure on himself to succeed?
Bubba Wallace Jr. ready to take on Cup Series
The NASCAR America analysts discuss Bubba Wallace Jr.'s confidence and his readiness to take the next step in his racing career as he prepares for his debut at Pocono.
Wallace sits down with Jarrett before Cup debut
Bubba Wallace is in the NASCAR spotlight, getting ready to make his Cup Series debut with Richard Petty Motorsports in the No. 43 at Pocono.
NASCAR revises finishing order of Austin Dillon, Matt Kenseth for Cup Dover race
Matt Kenseth and Austin Dillon's finishing positions have been swapped three days after the Cup race at Dover.
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Bubba Wallace ready to make history at Pocono
Bubba Wallace has fought through adversity and discrimination during his racing career and he has learned to let his haters be his motivators.
Stages should make Pocono restarts entertaining
The Cup Series travels to Pocono for the first time with stage racing and you can expect that to impact strategy for the Tricky Triangle, especially regarding fuel mileage and restarts.
Kyle Busch's crew chief suspended four Cup races
Kyle Busch's crew chief, Adam Stevens, along with the team tire changer and tire carrier have been suspended for four Cup Series races after Busch lost a tire a Dover.
Noah Gragson pays up on Twitter wager, consumes spicy Wasabi
The Camping World Truck Series driver very quickly lost a Twitter bet on Wednesday.
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NASCAR America live at 5:30 p.m. ET: Kyle Busch crew chief suspended, Dale Jarrett talks to Bubba Wallace
How will the suspension of crew chief Adam Stevens and the rear tire carrier and changer for the next four races impact Kyle Busch and the No. 18 Toyota?
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Pocono horsepower track that can trip up with corners
NASCAR Cup Series drivers describe the challenges of navigating the "Tricky Triangle."
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NASCAR informs teams they could lose race tires for inspection issues
NASCAR looking to add more penalties if teams continue to fail inspections.
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Leavine Family Racing to honor New York firefighters this weekend at Pocono
This will be the first time the FDNY will be on a NASCAR race car during a race.
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Matt Tifft crew chief fined for unsecured lug nut at Dover
One unsecured lug nut was found on the No. 19 Toyota following last Saturday's Xfinity race.
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NASCAR issues four-race ban to Kyle Busch’s crew chief
NASCAR penalized Brad Keselowski Racing in similar fashion for a wheel coming off Chase Briscoe's truck at Dover.
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NASCAR on NBC podcast, Ep. 82: Dave Pericak on a cold call to Roger Penske and keeping secrets
The head of Ford's racing program on how technology benefits NASCAR teams' results, the secrets that are shared (and not) among teams and the future of racing in an era of autonomous cars.
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My Home Track — Rhode Island and the late, great Narragansett Park Speedway
Narragansett Park Speedway was one of the first and most successful race tracks in the country.
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My Home Tracks: Pennsylvania’s McKean County Raceway
NASCAR America continues its popular series -- My Home Tracks: 50 states in 50 shows -- with a visit to Pennsylvania and McKean County Raceway.
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Scan All: The best sounds and sights from Sunday’s AAA 400 at Dover
There was a lot of action -- and plenty to talk about -- during Sunday's AAA 400 at Dover. We captured it all on "Scan All."
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NASCAR America: How will Bubba Wallace fare in Cup with Petty, No. 43?
Wallace becomes the first African-American driver in NASCAR Cup since Bill Lester in 2006.
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NASCAR America: Jimmie Johnson’s special bond with Cale Yarborough
Jimmie Johnson and Cale Yarborough formed a quick bond and it continues to get stronger.
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NASCAR America — which winless driver will break through next?
Our NASCAR America experts break down which winless driver in 2017 will break through and reach victory lane.
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My Home Track: RI's Narragansett Park Speedway
Narragansett Park Speedway, home to one of the first auto races to be held in the United States, is just one of the racing destinations we look at as "My Home Track" travels to Rhode Island.
My Home Track: PA's McKean County Raceway
NASCAR America travels to Pennsylvania in the latest installment of 'My Home Track' to take a closer look at the McKean County Raceway.
How can Bubba Wallace prove himself in No. 43?
Bubba Wallace Jr. has already proven he can drive a race car so the best thing he can do in his No. 43 debut is make smart decisions and try to finish top 20 at Pocono.
NASCAR America: Jimmie Johnson’s work ethic is second to none
Jimmie Johnson's recipe for success in his NASCAR career comes down to work ethic, competitiveness and how he handles himself on and off the racetrack.
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Jimmie Johnson's work ethic is second to none
Jimmie Johnson's win in Dover was the 83rdCup Series win of his career, third this season, so what makes him so good? The NASCAR America analysts praise his work ethic and how he handles himself on the...
Johnson's special connection to hero Yarborough
Jimmie Johnson and his childhood hero, Cale Yarborough, share a connection that spans the NASCAR history books and is filled with a mutual respect.
NASCAR Scan All: AAA 400 Drive for Autism at Dover
NASCAR traveled to the Monster Mile to make the halfway point in the season. Listen to the best sounds from drivers and crews as Jimmie Johnson fought his way into victory lane at Dover.
Harvick on OT: ‘I’m not a fan of changing things in the middle of the year’
Kevin Harvick said there is a time to make the change, but this isn't that time.
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Is Harvick the next to get his first win of 2017?
There's plenty of drivers still searching for their first win of the 2017 season, but who's in the best position to make it to victory lane? Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick lead the pack of potential winners.
NASCAR America live at 5:30 – 7 p.m. ET: Jimmie Johnson, winless drivers
On today's NASCAR America, we highlight Jimmie Johnson's win at Dover and his strong relationship with the man whose NASCAR record he tied with his 83rd win, Hall of Famer Cale Yarborough.
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General manager Doug Duchardt leaving Hendrick Motorsports
Team has no plan to fill the role of longtime employee, who leaves 'to pursue other goals.'
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After rain-shortened win, Chris Buescher hopes sun will shine again on him at Pocono
Buescher hopes to win again at Pocono, but on merit, not due to weather.
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Ross Chastain surprises himself in first Cup start during 800-mile weekend
Ross Chastain's Cup debut and a 20th-place finish capped off an 800-mile weekend at the "Monster Mile."
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Bump & Run: Should NASCAR give out 4-race suspensions for loose wheel penalties?
NBC Sports personalities debate this week's hot topics.
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Darrell Wallace Jr. embraces chance to drive No. 43 but uncertain what’s next
With his Xfinity team suspending operations, Darrell Wallace Jr. is uncertain what's next once Aric Almriola returns to No. 43.
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Ryan: Has green-white-checkered run its course? A brief history of NASCAR overtime
Oh, what a tangled web has been woven in the attempt to end races at full speed ... also thoughts on Kyle Larson's restart problem, Chase Elliott's self-assured way, loose wheels and Chad Knaus.
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NASCAR America: What happened to Kyle Larson on final Dover restart?
Dale Jarrett and Jeff Burton look at what Kyle Larson could have done differently on the final restart in Sunday's race.
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NASCAR America: Overtime rules reexamined after Dover finish
Dale Earnhardt Jr. said after a controversial finish at Dover he thinks the overtime line should only be at Talladega and Daytona.
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NASCAR America: Bubba Wallace to drive No. 43 for first Cup start
Darrell Wallace Jr. will make his Cup debut this weekend at Pocono Raceway in the historic No. 43.
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Larson's restart struggles noticeable at Dover
The NASCAR America analysts discuss Kyle Larson's restart struggles and ways he can go about correcting them after leading a career-high 241 laps, but placing second to Jimmie Johnson at Dover.
Busch's lost tire may not result in suspension
Scott Miller, NASCAR's VP of Competition, says internal discussions need to happen before a ruling is made in regards to Kyle Busch's lost tire in Dover.
NASCAR’s entry lists for Pocono, Texas
The Cup and Xfinity Series are in Pocono while the Truck Series visits Texas Motor Speedway.
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Should NASCAR consider changing OT line rules?
Dale Earnhardt Jr., a one time member of the NASCAR Cup Drivers Council, has said it may be time for NASCAR to consider changing overtime line rules outside of Daytona and Talladega.
Wallace Jr. driving No. 43 in Cup Series
Bubba Wallace Jr. will drive the No. 43 car in place of the injured Aric Almirola. The NASCAR America analysts say the key to his success is to prove he belongs, not necessarily win Pocono.
NASCAR America at 5:30 p.m. ET: Dover recap, Darrell Wallace Jr. in the No. 43
Marty Snider hosts today's episode of NASCAR America that recaps Sunday's Dover race.
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Roush Fenway Racing to suspend operations on No. 6 Xfinity team after Pocono
Move comes as Darrell Wallace Jr. moves to Cup to drive No. 43 car until Aric Almirola returns from an injury.
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Darrell Wallace Jr. to drive No. 43 at Pocono; first African-American in Cup since 2006
Darrell Wallace Jr. will become the third African-American since 1976 to compete in NASCAR's top series.
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Jimmie Johnson has minor form of skin cancer removed
Jimmie Johnson underwent a minor procedure to have a case of Basal Cell Carcinoma removed the day after his Dover win.
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Ty Dillon’s best Cup race yet ends in overtime crash
Ty Dillon led 27 laps in the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway before starting a late crash.
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Fan who climbed Dover fence during Cup race faces multiple charges
Charges include felony resisting arrest with force after Dover Police said the fan kicked an officer.
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NASCAR might go easier on Kyle Busch for loose tire
Vice president of competition Scott Miller says "human error" could factor into punishment.
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Another late-race defeat leaves Kyle Larson deflated
Jimmie Johnson beat Kyle Larson a late restart, marking the fourth time in the last 14 races Larson has lost the lead in the final laps.
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Dover says fan climbed Turn 4 fence during the race but didn’t cause caution
The track said the man was detained by security and turned over to police.
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Danica Patrick earns first top-10 finish in two years in Dover Cup race
Danica Patrick finished 10th in the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway.
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Tire problems plague Joey Logano, David Ragan, others at Dover
Tire issues impacted a number of drivers, prompting NASCAR to collect the tires and inspect them before they were returned to the teams.
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Here’s what drivers said after Sunday’s AAA 400 at Dover
Sunday's AAA 400 at Dover was a challenging race for many drivers.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. calls for elimination of overtime line
The Hendrick Motorsports driver previously advocated its implementation but now says "we should race it out everywhere."
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Martin Truex Jr. maintains lead in regular-season, playoff points
The Furniture Row Racing driver finished third with two stage wins at Dover.
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Larson on JJ: He's seven-time champ for a reason
Kyle Larson explains what happened on the final restart in overtime that led to Jimmie Johnson winning at Dover and him coming in second.
Jimmie Johnson: Amazing day tying Cale Yarborough
Jimmie Johnson won at Dover to tie his childhood hero Cale Yarborough in what Johnson described as an "amazing day."
Results, stats for Sunday’s AAA 400 Cup race at Dover International Speedway
Jimmie Johnson won for the 11th time at Dover.
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Big wreck on last lap at Dover as Jimmie Johnson ties Yarborough with 83rd win
Johnson got past the overtime line -- just in time -- before a yellow flag effectively ended the race.
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Big wreck in overtime as JJ wins at Dover
After a restart on the fifth lap of overtime in Sunday’s AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway, a major wreck occurred involving several cars.
Jimmie Johnson wins at Dover; big wreck during OT finish
Jimmie Johnson ties Cale Yarborough with his 83rd Cup win and 11th at Dover International Speedway.
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Tire problems plague Logano, Ragan
Both Joey Logano and Ragan Smith got flat tires during the AAA 400 Drive for Autism and NASCAR will review what happened.
Martin Truex Jr. continues Dover domination by winning second stage
The Furniture Row Racing driver has led 99 laps in the Cup race at Dover after two stages and 240 laps.
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Keselowski rues 'bad luck' in Kurt Busch crash
For the second-straight race, Brad Keselowski has been knocked out due to a crash and the racer admits being frustrated with 'bad luck.'
Kurt Busch crashes into Brad Keselowski
Kurt Busch's tire explodes causing him to crash into Brad Keselowski and spin out. The wreck forced both drivers out of the race.
Martin Truex Jr. wins first Dover stage for seventh stage victory of season
Brad Keselowski, Kurt Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. are out of the race following accidents in the first stage.
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Thirty laps after contact with Brad Keselowski, Kurt Busch destroys car in solo wreck
In a 30-lap span, Kurt Busch goes from lucky to done in Sunday's AAA 400 Drive For Autism.
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Kurt Busch gets loose, collects Brad Keselowski in Dover Cup race
This is the second consecutive race the Team Penske driver was eliminated early by a crash that wasn't his fault.
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Kyle Busch team could face major penalties after tire comes off in Dover race
This is the second time this weekend at Dover that a pit miscue could lead to punishment from NASCAR.
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Kyle Busch's pit crew makes mistake with rear tire
Kyle Busch had to quickly return to the pit after his crew messed up on putting in the left rear tire.
Staff picks for Dover Cup race
Here is a look at who the NBC Sports writers are picking to win today's race.
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Jimmie Johnson to start at rear of field after gear change
Jimmie Johnson's bid for an 11th career Dover win will start from the back of the field.
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Today’s Cup race at Dover: Start time, weather, TV/radio info
All the pertinent details for today's AAA 400.
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Jimmie Johnson pays tribute to Yarborough with helmet
Jimmie Johnson will wear a specially designed helmet honoring Cale Yarborough in Sunday's race.
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Elliott Sadler still No. 1 in Xfinity Series standings after Dover
The battle for the series lead continues between No. 1 ranked Elliott Sadler and No. 2 Justin Allgaier.
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Results of OneMain Financial 200 Xfinity race at Dover
Kyle Larson earned his third Xfinity Series win in six starts this season.
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Kyle Larson halfway to weekend sweep at Dover
Kyle Larson is halfway to a weekend sweep after winning Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Dover.
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Brad K: Wrong message sent by some about Kyle Busch
Brad Keselowski: 'When people say that’s a reflection of him having the most desire to win, makes me want to throw up.'
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Kyle Larson, Jimmie Johnson are fastest in final Cup practice at Dover
Kyle Larson has had a strong weekend in both the Cup and Xfinity Series. Can he top it all with wins today in the Xfinity Series and Sunday in the Cup races?
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Kyle Larson takes Xfinity pole for today’s OneMain Financial 200 at Dover
Kyle Larson looks for a Dover weekend sweep, to win today's Xfinity Series race and tomorrow's NASCAR Cup race.
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Kyle Busch fastest in first of two Saturday Cup practices at Dover
Busch continues to find speed at Dover.
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Matt Kenseth’s team loses pit stall selection at Dover
Inspection issues before qualifying led to penalty.
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Today’s Xfinity race at Dover: Start time, weather, TV/radio info
All the pertinent details for the OneMain Financial 200.
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Final Xfinity Series Dash 4 Cash race and $100,000 prize is today at Dover
Justin Allgaier and Daniel Hemric have won the previous three Dash 4 Cash races.
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Saturday’s schedule at Dover: 2 Cup practices; Xfinity qualifying and race
The OneMain Financial 200 highlights today's action at Dover.
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Cup starting lineup at Dover
Toyotas took the top four spots in qualifying.
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Truck Series driver standings after Bar Harbor 200 at Dover
Johnny Sauter opened up a big lead in the Truck Series with Friday's win at Dover.
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Results from Friday’s Bar Harbor 200 Truck Series race at Dover
Here's the full results from Friday's Bar Harbor 200 Truck race at Dover International Speedway.
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Brad Keselowski Racing crew chief faces suspension for wheel coming off
NASCAR Rule Book mandates four-race suspension for loss of a wheel.
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Johnny Sauter earns first Truck win of season and first career triumph at Dover
Sauter earns his first win of 2017 and his first career win at Dover.
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Kyle Busch on his emotions: ‘I guess I should care less’
Kyle Busch explains why he was so frustrated after the Coca-Cola 600, leading to his famous mic drop.
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Kyle Busch wins first pole since 2016 at Indianapolis
Kyle Busch's last pole was on the same weekend when he won the Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis.
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Logano struggles in qualifying for second straight race, will start 26th at Dover
Joey Logano says his team needs to find more speed.
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Chase Elliott hopes June will make him forget tough month of May
Will Chase Elliott's run of bad luck come to an end Sunday at Dover?
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First-timers on Truck Series front row at Dover: Briscoe on Pole, Truex alongside
Chase Briscoe and Ryan Truex have never been on the front row of a Truck Series race.
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Blaney tops Larson for fastest speed in 2nd Xfinity practice at Dover
Blaney was faster than Larson for the first time in the third and practice session Friday.
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Jimmie Johnson says NASCAR should continue to use traction compound on tracks
Seven-time champion sees the substance as a good way to enhance passing.
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Joey Gase says Spencer Gallagher ‘sucks really, really bad’ after crash
Drivers were not happy with each other after crash in Xfinity practice at Dover.
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Kyle Larson leads Cup practice at Dover
Kyle Larson showing speed in the Cup and Xfinity Series at Dover on Friday.
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Kyle Larson leads opening Xfinity practice at Dover
Joey Gase and Spencer Gallagher go to backup cars after accident.
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NFL provision prevents Dale Earnhardt Jr. from driving Philadelphia Eagles car at Pocono
NFL provision prohibits team marks to be used in connection with the promotion or presentation of another sport.
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Joey Gase rips Spencer Gallagher after Dover wreck
Joey Gase holds nothing back on Spencer Gallagher after a crash at practice for the OneMain Financial 200 in Dover.
Hulu to serve as primary sponsor for Jeffrey Earnhardt in 19 races
Sponsorship debuts this weekend at Dover.
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Truck teams racing as much for cash as checkered flag
Brad Keselowski said his Truck operation lost $1 million 2014 and has been around that figure in the years since.
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Eight Cup teams, nine Xfinity teams penalized practice time at Dover
Teams penalized for inspection issues last weekend at Charlotte.
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NASCAR America: My Home Track — Oregon’s Sunset Speedway
Oregon is the home of NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee Hershel McGriff and renowned Sunset Speedway.
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Friday’s track schedule: Get ready for a busy day at Dover’s Monster Mile
All three NASCAR national series are in action today at Dover International Speedway.
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NASCAR America: Is a fuel-mileage win more luck or skill?
Are fuel mileage races luck or skillful gambling?
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NASCAR America: Jimmie Johnson’s Dover dominance is unmatched
Jimmie Johnson's last win at Dover came in spring 2015.
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NASCAR America: Will Chase Elliott finally get his first Cup win at Dover?
Is Chase Elliott's first win this weekend?
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NASCAR America: Slugger Labbe’s biggest regret is not taking Austin Dillon to victory lane
Slugger Labbe parted ways as crew chief for Austin Dillon just six days before Dillon earned his first career NASCAR Cup win.
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NASCAR America: When will Joe Gibbs Racing break winless streak?
We're one-third of the way through the 2017 NASCAR Cup season -- 12 races, that is -- and Joe Gibbs Racing still has not won a race. What's up with that?
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NASCAR America: Does Kyle Larson need to be more aggressive?
Does Kyle Larson race too cleanly?
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NASCAR America: Kyle Busch’s crew chief says there’s frustration building
With each winless race, frustration continues to build within Kyle Busch as well as Joe Gibbs Racing.
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My Home Track: Oregon's Sunset Speedway
NASCAR America's trip of 50 states in 50 shows carries them to Oregon for the latest installment of "My Home Track." Oregon, home NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee Hershel McGriff and the Sunset Speedway.
Will Chase Elliott finally get his win at Dover?
Chase Elliott is still in search for his first Cup Series victory and it could come this weekend, especially with his recent finishes at Dover.
NASCAR America: How to beat Dover’s Monster Mile (video)
Following the grueling Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte this past Sunday, the NASCAR Cup Series heads to the Monster Mile this Sunday. The one-mile racing surface is deceiving. Fans may think it’s an easy...
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Jimmie Johnson's Dover dominance is unmatched
Jimmie Johnson has won at Dover 10 times and it's the track that makes him feel most at home.
Is a fuel-mileage win more luck than skill?
Austin Dillon saved fuel and found his way to victory lane, but the win has sparked a debate in the NASCAR community.
Check out JR Motorsports’ funny troll of Kyle Busch’s Coke 600 interview
Kyle Busch's post-race interview after the Coke 600 wasn't funny, but JR Motorsports found a way to turn it into a humorous troll.
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Labbe regrets not taking Dillon to victory lane
Slugger Labbe, former crew chief of Austin Dillon, says he was "overcome with joy" after Dillon's first win in the Coca-Cola 600, but his biggest regret was not being able to take the No. 3 car to victory...
Pressure lifted off Austin Dillon ahead of Dover
Austin Dillon details the hectic days following his Coca-Cola 600 win, including the opportunity to present his windshield to the family of U.S. Navy SEAL Joshua Harris.
Does Kyle Larson need to be more aggressive?
It's been a year since Kyle Larson, currently second in Cup standings, lost at Dover to Matt Kenseth and though Larson doesn't have any regrets about his racing style could he stand to be more aggressive?
JGR still looking for its first win of 2017
The Joe Gibbs Racing team has struggled in 2017 with Kyle Busch leading the way at fifth in the standings. Will Dover be the track where JGR finally takes a trip to victory lane?
Kyle Busch's crew chief on recent frustration
Kyle Busch made some headlines for how he reacted after the Coca-Cola 600. Is trouble brewing with the JGR team?
Cup Series tackles the Monster Mile
The Cup Series heads to the Monster Mile, where plenty of challenges await drivers on one of the toughest tracks on the schedule.
Noah Gragson once again fastest in Truck practice at Dover
Noah Gragson was fastest in both Truck series practice sessions Thursday.
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NASCAR America live 5:30 p.m. ET: Kyle Busch at Dover, Coca-Cola 600 wrap
On today's NASCAR America, we look back one last time at the Coca-Cola 600 and look ahead to this weekend's races at Dover.
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NBCSN to televise new MMA league bout after Daytona Xfinity race
The Professional Fighter's League will hold a four-bout MMA fight at Daytona International Speedway on June 30.
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Noah Gragson fastest in first of two Truck practices today at Dover
Only 24 trucks took part in the first of two practices today at Dover.
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Whispers in the Dark: Year after brain tumor scare, Matt Tifft can finally get some sleep
Matt Tifft is in the midst of his Xfinity rookie season, one year after a low-grade tumor was found in his brain.
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NASCAR on NBC podcast, Ep. 81: Will Power
The 30-time winner in the IndyCar Series on why you never will find him on a Taco Bell run, tales of Dale Jr.’s former motorhome and the difficulty of finding a great game of squash.
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Dale Jr. wants one last shot at Daytona
It's Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s final season and he wants one final shot at Daytona. Coverage of the Coke 400 begins on July 1st.
NASCAR’s weekend schedule for Dover International Speedway
TV and radio info for all three of NASCAR's national series this weekend.
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Kligerman: The perfect racing event happens to be the biggest with the Indianapolis 500
The NASCAR on NBC analyst writes about his trip to the 101st edition of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing and its everlasting appeal.
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NASCAR America: 50 States in 50 Shows: Oklahoma
"50 States in 50 Shows" takes you to Southern Oklahoma Speedway.
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NASCAR America: Austin Dillon, Richard Childress on importance of Coke 600 win
Austin Dillon, Richard Childress and Justin Alexander give voice to a feature that explores the journey to Dillon's first Cup win.
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Bobby Labonte making history with start in NASCAR Whelen Euro Series
Bobby Labonte will drive in the June 10-11 races at the Brands Hatch road course in the United Kingdom.
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NASCAR America: Jeff Burton reflects on the many recent changes to the sport
In the "Mayor's Office," Jeff Burton says after many major overhauls, it's time to "let the fans settle in."
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NASCAR America: Should ‘crown jewel’ races become ‘majors’ with more points?
Jeff Burton addresses the possibility of "majors" with race that give out more points.
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NASCAR fan accidentally left behind at track after Coca-Cola 600
A fan's friends drove away from Charlotte Motor Speedway while she slept in the track's infield.
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Dillon recognizes importance of Coca-Cola 600 win
Austin Dillon discusses the importance of the No. 3 car, his rigorous training and the payoff for winning the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte.
My Home Track: Southern Oklahoma Speedway
Get to know Southern Oklahoma Speedway with Wednesday's My Home Track feature.
NASCAR considers making crown jewels more valuable
With the Coca-Cola 600 dishing out more points this past weekend, NASCAR could make the crown jewel races worth more next season.
NASCAR could expand stage racing after this season
Jeff Burton takes us to the Mayor's Office to explain how NASCAR's stage racing has worked and how it could change moving forward.
NASCAR America at 5:30 p.m. ET: Austin Dillon interview, potential changes to ‘Crown Jewel’ races
Austin Dillon talks about his big win in the Coca-Cola 600, his first win in the Cup Series.
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Regan Smith back in the No. 43 car for Aric Almriola
Regan Smith will drive for Richard Petty Motorsports this weekend at Dover.
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Kyle Busch says ‘no question’ people treated differently based on how they show emotion
Kyle Busch mentions New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick as an example.
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Great Clips to end sponsorship of Kasey Kahne’s team after this season
Great Clips had signed an extension last year through 2018.
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NASCAR America: Erik Jones, Dale Earnhardt Jr. among impressive Coke 600 performances
Rookies Erik Jones and Daniel Suarez finished in the top 11 and Dale Earnhardt Jr. earned his second top 10 of the year.
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NASCAR America: Bad pit stop etiquette angers Chad Knaus, Chris Gayle
Parker Kligerman explains why the crew chiefs of Jimmie Johnson and Erik Jones weren't happy with each other during the Coke 600.
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NASCAR fines crew chief Rodney Childers $10,000 for lug nut violation
Lug nut violation only penalty listed on NASCAR report.
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Ryan Sieg to make Cup debut at Dover
Ryan Sieg will fill in for Corey LaJoie, who will be back in the No. 83 car at Pocono Raceway.
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NASCAR America: Did Kyle Busch’s boorish behavior go too far at Charlotte?
The panel debates the Joe Gibbs Racing driver's surly mood after the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Kyle Larson leads testing at New Hampshire; Teams test again Wednesday
Twelve drivers are taking part in organizational test.
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NASCAR America: 50 States in 50 Shows: Ohio
My Home Track profiles Midvale Speedway, a 3/10-mile track that's been open since 1953.
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NASCAR America: Scan All from Charlotte: Crew chief feuds and jet dryer jokes
Hear how Kyle Busch reacted to finishing second and Jimmie Johnson's jubilant reaction to avoiding an early wreck.
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Busch's press conference draws more criticism
Kyle Busch's demeanor at his postrace press conference drew criticism after he finished in second place at Charlotte.
NASCAR America: Success of Richard Childress Racing, Roush Fenway leaves faster teams scrambling
Parker Kligerman also addresses how Austin Dillon has become the face of Richard Childress Racing.
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My Home Track: Ohio's Midvale Speedway
Get to know about Midvale Speedway in Ohio with today's My Home Track feature.