Joey Logano Shuts Down NASCAR Athlete Debate With Strong Response
Joey Logano has been competing in NASCAR since 2008 as an 18-year-old. Today, he is a three-time Cup Series champion. He’s ...
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Daytona 500 rain delay: This ain't the first time. What happened to Bill France Weather?
It was 37 years before rain got involved again, and over the years, it became known as Bill France Weather, as even the most ...
NASCAR countersues Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports over charter dispute
NASCAR has filed a Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing over the teams’ refusal to sign the 2025 charter agreement. FRM and 23XI had ...
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"I always planned to bring it back": When Richard Childress honored Bill France's advice on NASCAR's iconic No. 3
About 11 years ago, NASCAR team owner Richard Childress revealed that he had plans to return the iconic No. 3 car to the NASCAR Cup Series after NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt's tragic death in 2001.
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“Bill France says, ‘They’re going to pull out’”: Kenny Wallace’s guest reveals how Hoosier seized the Daytona 500 shot over Goodyear
Kenny Wallace's special guest, Irish Saunders, who ran Hoosier's racing division for over four decades, revealed how their tires claimed an advantage over the new radial tires that Goodyear ...
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Donald Trump revs up Daytona 500, William Byron wins it, but Mother Nature rains supreme | Commentary
DAYTONA BEACH — That wasn’t rain that delayed the Daytona 500 on Sunday, it was Bill France’s tears. Once upon a time, during NASCAR’s heyday, the Daytona 500 used to run without a hitch ...
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In Daytona Beach, NASCAR’s influence goes far beyond Sunday’s iconic race
It’s hard to even imagine.” It is NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. who forged that bond. After relocating from Washington, D.C., to Daytona Beach in 1935, France set up a car repair shop at a ...
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Daytona 500 has become big enough to prop up its section of sporting calendar
Except in a prior era, fewer folks realized it. Big Bill France, founder of NASCAR and Daytona International Speedway, was, ...
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Commentary: Donald Trump revs up Daytona 500, William Byron wins it, but Mother Nature rains supreme
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – That wasn’t rain that delayed the Daytona 500 on Sunday, it was Bill France’s tears. Once upon a time, during NASCAR’s heyday, the Daytona 500 used to run without a ...