Earnhardt Jr Struggles In Daytona 500 Restart Chaos
Dale Earnhardt Jr had a rough Daytona 500 finishing 27th after mishaps in pits and a nine car crash on a restart. He defended his actions while Brian Vickers criticized the aggression and NASCAR penalties.
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Kenseth wins Daytona 500 after late pass and rain halt
Kenseth grabbed the lead with a late push from Harvick to overtake Sadler, securing his first Daytona 500 win and Roush’s first. Harvick finished second with Allmendinger third Bowyer fourth and Sadler fifth amid a rain delay and driver emotions.
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Hendrick drivers fail to factor at Daytona 500
NASCAR's top team led by Jimmie Johnson Jeff Gordon Dale Earnhardt Jr and Mark Martin failed to finish in the top 10 at Daytona 500 with Gordon 13th Martin 16th Earnhardt 27th and Johnson 31st. Kenseth won as Truex Jr pole sitter faded to 11th in rain shortened race.
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Rookie Logano wrecks in Daytona debut
Rookie Joey Logano the youngest Daytona 500 starter was knocked out on lap 80 at Daytona International Speedway. Fellow rookie Scott Speed nudged him from the side, then Greg Biffle hit him from behind sending him into the inside wall ending his Daytona debut week.
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