Author: Les Grossman

CHARLOTTE — Martin Truex Jr. confirmed Wednesday that he will seek to compete in next year’s Daytona 500 and will have former crew chief Cole Pearn running the pits.Truex has said his car number will be either 78 or 56. He won the 2017 Cup championship with the number 78. He has used the number 56 throughout his career and calls it “my number.”This season marks Truex’s 19th full-time season in Cup. The 44-year-old has 34 series victories but has never won the Daytona 500. He finished second to Denny Hamlin in 2016 by 0.010 seconds, the closest finish in…

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From the triumph of crossing the finish line to the euphoria of epic burnout, no one knows what it feels like – and what it takes – to win like Chevrolet and Goodyear.Since 1954, these American icons have been unmatched on the NASCAR circuit, racking up more wins and more championships than any other OEM duo. And now, we invite fans to join in celebrating the winningest duo in racing for a chance to claim a big win of their own.During the NASCAR™ playoffs Fans can enter for a chance to win a VIP experience at the 2025 Daytona 500®,…

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Once the NASCAR Playoff Field was set on Sunday evening in DarlingtonThe bookmakers have set to work building their big picture.They work quickly and tend to work smart.Let’s see how things shake out as we head into the 10-race race for the 2024 Cup Series championship.GREAT AMERICAN READING Celebrate the thrilling history of the Daytona 500 with a new book; foreword by Richard PettyEarly odds indicate that Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell are co-favorites to win the 2024 Cup Series championship.NASCAR Playoffs Winning OddsCourtesy of Hard Rock+400: Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell+425: Denny Hamlin+600: Tyler Reddick, William Byron+700: Ryan Blaney+1200:Chase Elliott+1600:Joey…

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There will never be another championship like the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.That’s safe to say, even though the final ten races of the season should be synonymous with unforgettable moments that define the crowning of a champion in NASCAR’s premier series. Controversy, drama and pressure have been the hallmarks of the Stanley Cup Playoffs for 20 years, and this year will likely be remembered for the same reason.RELATED: Playoff standings | Playoff scheduleBut before the green flag drops at Atlanta Motor Speedway, this playoffs is already one of a kind.They will feature a unique mix of drivers, races and…

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