NASCAR's Biggest Winner's and Losers after the 2016 Daytona 500

Phelan M. Ebenhack/Associated Press

By Richard Tix

Each NASCAR season starts with the Daytona 500 and only one driver, one Crew Chief, and one team can leave as winners of the "Great American Race." Denny Hamlin and crew is that team in 2016. They not only win one of the biggest races of the season, but they all but lock up a spot in the 2016 Sprint Cup Chase.

However, if we look past the technicality of the other 39 drivers actually losing the 500, we can look at how some teams really left a winner in different ways. Some, however, still came away losers and do not have a ton of moral victories to hang onto except that next week is a new race and a new start to 2016.


Sunday's Winners

Denny Hamlin

• As stated above for obvious reason's, Hamlin and crew are the big winners. He made the big move to end the race after a dominating day. The team did have a late race slip up on pit road, but the overcame it with a strong car and a strong move to go for the win late in the race.

Martin Truex Jr

• The guy who loses by 0.011 seconds rarely comes away a winner after a race and I am sure he didn't feel like a winner in the moment. However, the Furniture Row move from Chevy to Toyota could have been a slow transition, but after Daytona it looks like the move will work out. Truex, part of a single car shop, now seems to have four other teammates in JGR.

NASCAR Safety

• For all of speedweeks NASCAR's safety was on display. From 9 barrel rolls to Matt Dibenedetto hitting the wall head on, NASCAR's strives in safety were on display. Lucky for everyone that we have made such big moves and everyone could walk off mostly unharmed.

Toyota Racing

• I won't sit here and continue to label all the other JGR drivers, because each one left a "winner" from Daytona. Carl Edwards took a beat up Camry and had it up front at the end of the day. Kyle had no move after Denny took his move, but he was in contention and we already touched on Truex and race winner Hamlin. Atlanta will prove if the Toyota hot streak really is continuing from 2015, or if it was just a product of a superspeedway and teamwork.

Sunday's Losers

Jimmie Johnson

• Backup car. Charge to the front. Run up front for awhile. Pit crew over the wall too early. That was the race in a nut shell for JJ. Once he served that penalty it was too much too late for him to make up. Weird mess up for the #48 team.

Two ROY Candidates

• Chase Elliott and Chris Buescher make up two of the three best rookies in this ROY class and both had their Daytona 500 ended by wrecks. Chase started on the pole but his day ended very early when he got loose and his splitter and the infield grass took over and killed his car. Both were looking ahead to Atlanta far before most drivers on Sunday.

Dale Earnhardt Jr and "Amelia"

• I think everyone saw this coming when they came to #NBTW to read this. After the Duel win the take was who could beat Junior? Well, Toyota and JRG was who. After Jr lost the leas earlier in the race, he just wasn't able to get back through those Toyota's. In the end he got loose and Amelia took her tole and left him with a tough finish.

2016 NASCAR Pit Road Week 1: Daytona

Weekly Review and Power Rankings

Daytona 500

By Richard Tix

The 2016 NASCAR season has officially kicked off at Daytona. Speedweeks are over and the excitement of another opening race at Daytona International Speedway has come and gone. A long weekend of superspeedway testing, tuning, and practicing for the Daytona 500 has all lead to Sundays running of the great American race.

Everything kicked off with a Denny Hamlin Sprint Unlimited win last Saturday and then a Chase Elliot Daytona Qualifying Pole win last Sunday. Duels came and went with mixed results per fan review and finally we had the big one this Sunday.

However, the real "big one" that most fans know at superspeedways never came (which was a good thing).

Chase Elliott brought the field to green but was an early victim to some poor handling cars on longer runs. He spun out early and had his car saved until he hit the infield grass at which point his splitter took over leaving wreckage behind. He did get back out on the track, but his day was over.

A few others were also victims of poor handling cars later in runs including Daytona and fan favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr and "Amelia" (the name of this specific car/chassis).

The big story all day was how dominate the Toyota Camry's were, especially those of JGR. For most of the race they seemed to be the cars to beat. Even down the stretch a beat up and battered Carl Edwards #19 was at the front of the pack.

As the race came to a close it was a Toyota front pack with Matt Kenseth, Martin Truex Jr, Kyle Busch, Denny Hamlin, and Carl Edwards all lined up along the bottom groove.

Eventually on the last lap Denny made his move when he saw the #4 of Kevin Harvick coming in the high line and thought it was his one shot at a win (Denny still claims he was blocking Harvick to keep him out of the top 3). It was the only shot Hamlin had at a win and he left the single line behind for a shot at the Daytona 500 win.

Well, he got a huge shot from Harvick in the top line and when Kenseth went high to block him he split the middle between the #20 and Truex. Kenseth tried to battle him but lost it and started to fall back.

Meanwhile Hamlin and Truex beat and banged down the front stretch and Hamlin, using a bit of side draft, just nudged out the #78 by 0.011 seconds at the line.

It was a fantastic finish to a quality Daytona 500. The loose cars left for a ton of entertainment and interesting strategy all race long. The first green flag stops came late in the race that also really shook a few things up down the stretch, but everything and everyone will remember this race for the finish at the line that will be talked about for years.

**2016 Daytona 500 Race Results

Pit Road Power Rankings Week 1 (Preseason)

1. Denny Hamlin (LW-6)- I was high on Denny for 2016 heading into the year (just see last weeks Power Rankings). He came out with a bang after the Unlimited and Daytona 500 wins. JGR already looks strong, but it is hard to put a finger on how good they could be while at a superspeedway. Finish: 1st
2. Kyle Busch (LW-1)- Next week will really show if JGR is continuing where they left off in 2015. If Daytona was any indication, the rest of the field has some catching up to do. Finish: 3rd
3. Kevin Harvick (LW-3)- Overlooked for the most part because of the finish, Harvick was the key pusher in the Denny Hamlin win. Finish: 4th
4. Joey Logano (LW-2)- He may not have the Championship at Penske, but he maybe the favorite on that team to win one in 2016. Finish: 6th
5. Martin Truex Jr (LW-10)- So, so close. I think a ton of NASCAR fan's were pulling for him on the front stretch. Putting the second place finish behind us, it looks like the relationship with JGR will do them well in 2016. Finish: 2nd
6. Carl Edwards (LW-9)- He struggled much of the day, especially compared to his teammates. However, he took his beat up car and still finished in the top 5. Finish: 5th
7. Kurt Busch (LW-8)- It was a quiet day for Kurt, but he was still towards the front when it counted. Finish: 10th
8. Jimmie Johnson (LW-4)- He led some laps, but in the end had some rough luck. They fought through and finished the race out with a decent spot. Finish: 16th
9. Matt Kenseth (LW-11)- Kenseth might deserve to be higher, but his last move sent him backwards. However, he had to make that move if he wanted to win, and that is what it is all about. I am just glad he saved it and the field didn't get wadded up in the process, applause for everyone on that. Finish: 14th
10. Ryan Newman (LW-12)- Who realized Newman finished 11th? With about 20 to go I thought to myself "they haven's talked about Ryan all day." Then noticed he was in back riding around. So to see him towards the top 10 in the final laps was amazing. Finish: 11th
11. Brad Keselowski (LW-5)- Up and down day for the #2. BK was towards the front and also the back. He never could get up and run with JGR and eventually got stuck in the middle and the results show that. Finish: 20th
12. Kyle Larson (LW-NR)- LarSON hung out towards the front a ton on Sunday. Didn't seem like he or JMac had enough for JGR, but they held their own. In the end it was a good start to 2016 for Kyle after a disapointing 2015. Finish: 7th

Dropped Out: Dale Earnhardt Jr

Just Missed: Kasey Kahne and Austin Dillon

Honorable Mention: Regan Smith (battled to a 8th place finish), Michael McDowell (took the non Chartered spot in the #59 and finished higher then Grandpa's boy (Ty Dillon). McDowell finished 15th), and Ryan Blaney (finished 19th but had the #21 in contention most of the day).

NASCAR leaves Daytona Beach and we start to really shape the 2016 at Atlanta Motor Speedway next week. Will someone top the JGR dominance next week? Will Harvick and Logano continue to be the strongest competition in the field? Will rookie Chase Elliott bounce back in his second start of his rookie season and at his "home track?" All these things will be fun all week leading up to the second race of 2016.

2016 NASCAR Daytona 500 Starting Order

Can-Am Duel Results and Daytona 500 Starting Order

By Richard Tix

The Daytona 500 is almost here. Thursday we got two different Duel races (one with a bit of action and one with a lot of single file running until the end of the race). Both Duel's helped set the 2016 Daytona 500 starting lineup. Below we have the starting lineup plus Thursday Night's Duel results.

2016 Daytona 500 Starting Order
POS	Driver	Team
1	Chase Elliott	Hendrick Motorsports
2	Matt Kenseth	Joe Gibbs Racing
3	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Hendrick Motorsports
4	Kyle Busch	Joe Gibbs Racing
5	Joey Logano	Team Penske
6	Jamie McMurray	Chip Ganassi Racing
7	Ryan Blaney	Wood Brothers Racing
8	Kurt Busch	Stewart-Haas Racing
9	Kevin Harvick	Stewart-Haas Racing
10	Carl Edwards	Joe Gibbs Racing
11	Denny Hamlin	Joe Gibbs Racing
12	Ty Dillon	Circle Sport-Leavine Family Racing
13	Kasey Kahne	Hendrick Motorsports
14	Kyle Larson	Chip Ganassi Racing
15	Greg Biffle	Roush Fenway Racing
16	Danica Patrick	Stewart-Haas Racing
17	Chris Buescher	Front Row Motorsports
18	Brian Vickers	Stewart-Haas Racing
19	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	Roush Fenway Racing
20	Matt DiBenedetto	BK Racing
21	Austin Dillon	Richard Childress Racing
22	Michael Annett	HScott Motorsports
23	Trevor Bayne	Roush Fenway Racing
24	Landon Cassill	Front Row Motorsports
25	Brad Keselowski	Team Penske
26	Jimmie Johnson	Hendrick Motorsports
27	Regan Smith	Tommy Baldwin Racing
28	Martin Truex Jr.	Furniture Row Racing
29	David Ragan	BK Racing
30	AJ Allmendinger	JTG Daugherty Racing
31	Clint Bowyer	HScott Motorsports
32	Casey Mears	Germain Racing
33	Bobby Labonte	Go Green Racing
34	Aric Almirola	Richard Petty Motorsports
35	Brian Scott	Richard Petty Motorsports
36	Michael Waltrip	BK Racing
37	Paul Menard	Richard Childress Racing
38	Ryan Newman	Richard Childress Racing
39	Michael McDowell	Circle Sport-Leavine Family Racing
40	Robert Richardson Jr.	BK Racing

**Matt Kenseth to the back (backup car). Jimmie Johnson to the back (backup car). Martin Truex Jr to the back (backup car). AJ Allmendinger to the back (backup car). Brian Scott to the back (backup car).

Duel One Results

1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Hendrick Motorsports

2. Joey Logano Team Penske

3. Ryan Blaney Wood Brothers Racing

4. Kevin Harvick Stewart-Haas Racing

5. Denny Hamlin Joe Gibbs Racing

6. Chase Elliott Hendrick Motorsports

7. Kasey Kahne Hendrick Motorsports

8. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Racing

9. Chris Buescher Front Row Motorsports

10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Roush Fenway Racing

11. Austin Dillon Richard Childress Racing

12. Trevor Bayne Roush Fenway Racing

13. Brad Keselowski Team Penske

14. Michael McDowell Circle Sport – Leavine Family Racing

15. Regan Smith Tommy Baldwin Racing

16. David Ragan BK Racing

17. Josh Wise The Motorsports Group

18. Clint Bowyer Michael Waltrip Racing

19. Bobby Labonte Go FAS Racing

20. Brian Scott Team Xtreme Racing

21. Paul Menard Richard Childress Racing

22. Cole Whitt Phil Parsons Racing

Duel Two Results

1. Kyle Busch Joe Gibbs Racing

2. Jamie McMurray Chip Ganassi Racing

3. Kurt Busch Stewart-Haas Racing

4. Carl Edwards Joe Gibbs Racing

5. Ty Dillon Leavine Family Racing

6. Kyle Larson Chip Ganassi Racing

7. Danica Patrick Stewart-Haas Racing

8. Brian Vickers Stewart-Haas Racing 

9. Matt DiBenedetto BK Racing

10. Michael Annett HScott Motorsports

11. Landon Cassill Front Row Motorsports

12. David Gilliland Front Row Motorsports

13. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Motorsports

14. Martin Truex Jr. Furniture Row Racing

15. AJ Allmendinger JTG Daugherty Racing

16. Matt Kenseth Joe Gibbs Racing

17. Casey Mears Germain Racing

18. Robert Richardson Jr. BK Racing

19. Aric Almirola Richard Petty Motorsports

20. Michael Waltrip BK Racing

21. Reed Sorenson Hillman Smith Motorsports

22. Ryan Newman Richard Childress Racing

2016 NASCAR Week 1 Preview: Daytona

Daytona 500

Daytona International Speedway

By Richard Tix

Every year Miami-Homestead passes and it feels like NASCAR is so far away; the offseason feels like it drags on. When in reality NASCAR has one of the shortest offseason's in major sports. When you add in the Media tour, Hall of Fame Induction, and Speedweek's it actually is a very short time for offseason filler.

For the past couple months NBTW has worked on helping all the fans get through the offseason. Driver reviews, driver previews, Media Tour coverage, sponsor updates, the latest news, and 2016 Paint Scheme releases have been at the forefront. But finally, we can get back to racing.

Starting the year off at Daytona is a huge highlight of the NASCAR season. Nothing beats starting the year off with a win at the biggest race of the season (other then winning the last if you're still in the Chase). Even without looking it is easy for most NASCAR fans to start rattling on the last dozen Daytona 500 winners, that's how well it stick's when you win.

So, who will lock themselves into the 2016 Chase race one? Who will be remembered forever as the 2016 Daytona 500 winner?

NASCAR Cup Driver Averages at Daytona

**This section is just a quick look at some of Cup drivers latest finishes. This is not a tool for fantasy purposes and NBTW only is looking at end results. No deep statistic's are involved, but rather it is just a quick way to get ready for the race and get caught up on who has finished well at each track**

The Good

• Dale Earnhardt Jr- In the last five Daytona races, no driver has five straight top 10's, however five drivers have four top 10's in the last five including Junior. Dale also has two wins in those five races including the 2014 Daytona 500. 
• Jimmie Johnson- At a track that has so many moments for mistakes, JJ has strayed from those very mistakes lately. In his last five races he has four top 10's and all four have been top 5's. He also had a win in that same time span (2013 Firecracker 400.
• Denny Hamlin- The only driver of those five that have four top 10's in the last five races to have four straight is Denny Hamlin. He hasn't won at Daytona but his last four have come to finishes of 3rd, 4th, 6th, and 2nd. His early career was rough here, but he has seemed to figure it out and he might be a dark horse to win.

The Middle

• Clint Bowyer- Bowyer is actually one of the more underrated superspeedway drivers. YOu tend to forget about him during the race and then when you look back you see another top 10 finish. He also has four top 10's in his last five like the drivers above but only one of those was a top 5. Look for another strong run on Sunday.

The Bad

• Martin Truex Jr- I actually HATE doing this category at superspeedways. A lot of it is a roll of the dice anyways and bad luck plays a huge part. Truex has either been in a crash or had engine troubles in four of his last nine Daytona attempts. However, even when on the track he hasn't had much luck lately. 8, 15, 24, 17, and 12 were his results in the other five races. 
• Brad Keselowski- Talk about bad luck, here is another case. I have seen BK run a ton up front at Daytona, but unlike Dega, he always seems to find trouble. His last three have produced finishes of 29th, 41st, and 18th. Add in finishes of 3rd and 21st to round out his last five Daytona attempts.
• Kyle Larson- Its early in his career, and its another case of bad luck, but how else do you describe his first four starts at Daytona. Crash finish of 38th, 36th, crash finish of 34th, and crash finish of 39th. He could hang out in back all race, stay away from trouble, and still finish a career best.

About the Track

Track Stats

• Jimmie Johnson was the first driver since Bobby Allison in 1982 to win both stops at DIS in a single season
• The last Pole win in the Daytona 500 was in 2000 by Dale Jarrett. There have been 5 Pole winners since then in the other stop at DIS (Firecracker 400) including 2015: Dale Earnhardt Jr
• Tony Stewart won from 42nd starting position 7/7/12, which is the farthest back anyone has won from (Firecracker 400)
• However, Matt Kenseth won from 39th in the 2009 500, which is the farthest back anyone has won the Daytona 500
• Of current drivers, Jeff Gordon has the most wins at Daytona with 6 (3 of them the 500). Stewart is second with 4 (None the 500)
• A Toyota only has one win at DIS (Kyle Busch 2008) and no Daytona 500 wins
• Chevy has won 8 of the last 13. Ford has won the other 5 of 13
• Trevor Bayne is still the youngest Daytona 500 win (19 years old. 2011 Daytona 500). It is still his only Cup win.

Track Info

• Surface
• Asphalt
• Length
• 2.5 miles
• Banking
• Turns: 31 degrees
• Tri-Oval: 18 degrees
• Back Straight: 2 degrees

Daytona International Speedway
Race	Winner(s)	St	Make / Model
1959-02	Bob Welborn	7	'59 Chevrolet
1959-03	Lee Petty	15	'59 Oldsmobile
1959-26	Fireball Roberts	1	'59 Pontiac
1960-03	Fireball Roberts	2	'60 Pontiac
1960-04	Jack Smith	1	'60 Pontiac
1960-05	Junior Johnson	9	'59 Chevrolet
1960-23	Jack Smith	1	'60 Pontiac
1961-03	Fireball Roberts	1	'61 Pontiac
1961-04	Joe Weatherly	1	'61 Pontiac
1961-05	Marvin Panch	4	'60 Pontiac
1961-32	David Pearson	2	'61 Pontiac
1962-03	Fireball Roberts	1	'62 Pontiac
1962-04	Joe Weatherly	3	'62 Pontiac
1962-05	Fireball Roberts	1	'62 Pontiac
1962-29	Fireball Roberts	4	'62 Pontiac
1963-05	Junior Johnson	2	'63 Chevrolet
1963-06	Johnny Rutherford	9	'63 Chevrolet
1963-07	Tiny Lund	12	'63 Ford
1963-29	Fireball Roberts	3	'63 Ford
1964-06	Junior Johnson	2	'64 Dodge
1964-07	Bobby Isaac	4	'64 Dodge
1964-08	Richard Petty	2	'64 Plymouth
1964-35	A.J. Foyt	19	'64 Dodge
1965-02	Darel Dieringer	1	'64 Mercury
1965-03	Junior Johnson	1	'65 Ford
1965-04	Fred Lorenzen	4	'65 Ford
1965-29	A.J. Foyt	11	'65 Ford
1966-03	Paul Goldsmith	8	'65 Plymouth
1966-04	Earl Balmer	6	'65 Dodge
1966-05	Richard Petty	1	'66 Plymouth
1966-28	Sam McQuagg	4	'66 Dodge
1967-03	LeeRoy Yarbrough	3	'67 Dodge
1967-04	Fred Lorenzen	6	'67 Ford
1967-05	Mario Andretti	12	'67 Ford
1967-28	Cale Yarborough	2	'67 Ford
1968-04	Cale Yarborough	1	'68 Mercury
1968-25	Cale Yarborough	4	'68 Mercury
1969-04	David Pearson	15	'69 Ford
1969-05	Bobby Isaac	1	'69 Dodge
1969-06	LeeRoy Yarbrough	19	'69 Ford
1969-28	LeeRoy Yarbrough	9	'69 Ford
1970-02	Cale Yarborough	1	'69 Mercury
1970-03	Charlie Glotzbach	2	'69 Dodge
1970-04	Pete Hamilton	9	'70 Plymouth
1970-24	Donnie Allison	15	'69 Ford
1971-02	Pete Hamilton	2	'71 Plymouth
1971-03	David Pearson	4	'69 Mercury
1971-04	Richard Petty	5	'71 Plymouth
1971-27	Bobby Isaac	21	'71 Dodge
1972-02	A.J. Foyt	2	'71 Mercury
1972-17	David Pearson	2	'71 Mercury
1973-02	Richard Petty	7	'73 Dodge
1973-17	David Pearson	6	'71 Mercury
1974-02	Richard Petty	2	'74 Dodge
1974-16	David Pearson	1	'73 Mercury
1975-02	Benny Parsons	32	'75 Chevrolet
1975-16	Richard Petty	13	'74 Dodge
1976-02	David Pearson	7	Mercury
1976-16	Cale Yarborough	2	Chevrolet
1977-02	Cale Yarborough	4	Chevrolet
1977-16	Richard Petty	5	Dodge
1978-02	Bobby Allison	33	Ford
1978-16	David Pearson	3	Mercury
1979-02	Richard Petty	13	Oldsmobile
1979-17	Neil Bonnett	2	Mercury
1980-02	Buddy Baker	1	Oldsmobile
1980-17	Bobby Allison	14	Mercury
1981-02	Richard Petty	8	Buick
1981-17	Cale Yarborough	1	Buick
1982-01	Bobby Allison	7	Buick
1982-16	Bobby Allison	9	Buick
1983-01	Cale Yarborough	8	Pontiac
1983-16	Buddy Baker	8	Ford
1984-01	Cale Yarborough	1	Chevrolet
1984-16	Richard Petty	6	Pontiac
1985-01	Bill Elliott	1	Ford
1985-15	Greg Sacks	9	Chevrolet
1986-01	Geoffrey Bodine	2	Chevrolet
1986-15	Tim Richmond	9	Chevrolet
1987-01	Bill Elliott	1	Ford
1987-15	Bobby Allison	11	Buick
1988-01	Bobby Allison	3	Buick
1988-15	Bill Elliott	38	Ford
1989-01	Darrell Waltrip	2	Chevrolet
1989-15	Davey Allison	8	Ford
1990-01	Derrike Cope	12	Chevrolet
1990-15	Dale Earnhardt	3	Chevrolet
1991-01	Ernie Irvan	2	Chevrolet
1991-15	Bill Elliott	10	Ford
1992-01	Davey Allison	6	Ford
1992-15	Ernie Irvan	6	Chevrolet
1993-01	Dale Jarrett	2	Chevrolet
1993-15	Dale Earnhardt	5	Chevrolet
1994-01	Sterling Marlin	4	Chevrolet
1994-15	Jimmy Spencer	3	Ford
1995-01	Sterling Marlin	3	Chevrolet
1995-15	Jeff Gordon	3	Chevrolet
1996-01	Dale Jarrett	7	Ford
1996-15	Sterling Marlin	2	Chevrolet
1997-01	Jeff Gordon	6	Chevrolet
1997-16	John Andretti	3	Ford
1998-01	Dale Earnhardt	4	Chevrolet
1998-30	Jeff Gordon	8	Chevrolet
1999-01	Jeff Gordon	1	Chevrolet
1999-17	Dale Jarrett	12	Ford
2000-01	Dale Jarrett	1	Ford
2000-17	Jeff Burton	9	Ford
2001-01	Michael Waltrip	19	Chevrolet
2001-17	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	13	Chevrolet
2002-01	Ward Burton	19	Dodge
2002-17	Michael Waltrip	7	Chevrolet
2003-01	Michael Waltrip	4	Chevrolet
2003-17	Greg Biffle	30	Ford
2004-01	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	3	Chevrolet
2004-17	Jeff Gordon	1	Chevrolet
2005-01	Jeff Gordon	15	Chevrolet
2005-17	Tony Stewart	1	Chevrolet
2006-01	Jimmie Johnson	9	Chevrolet
2006-17	Tony Stewart	2	Chevrolet
2007-01	Kevin Harvick	34	Chevrolet
2007-18	Jamie McMurray	15	Ford
2008-01	Ryan Newman	7	Dodge
2008-18	Kyle Busch	9	Toyota
2009-01	Matt Kenseth	39	Ford
2009-18	Tony Stewart	1	Chevrolet
2010-01	Jamie McMurray	13	Chevrolet
2010-18	Kevin Harvick	1	Chevrolet
2011-01	Trevor Bayne	32	Ford
2011-17	David Ragan	5	Ford
2012-01	Matt Kenseth	4	Ford
2012-18	Tony Stewart	42	Chevrolet
2013-01	Jimmie Johnson	9	Chevrolet
2013-18	Jimmie Johnson	8	Chevrolet
2014-01	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	9	Chevrolet
2014-18	Aric Almirola	15	Ford
2015-01	Joey Logano	5	Ford
2015-17	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	1	Chevrolet

Weekend Articles:

• Speedweek Schedule
• Preseason Power Rankings
• Entry List
• Qualifying Results
• Can-Am Duel Starting Order
• Daytona Driver Stats
• Can-Am to Sponsor Duel at Daytona