Truex Wins Xfinity Wawa 250 in Daytona OT Finish
Ryan Truex claimed his second Xfinity win of the season at Daytona, edging Chandler Smith after an overtime finish. Parker Kligerman caused a late crash that ended the race as Allmendinger hit the wall. Justin Allgaier took the stage wins and took the points lead from Cole Custer.
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Layne Riggs Wins Playoff Opener at Milwaukee Mile
Layne Riggs, 22, captured the Craftsman Truck Series LiMAT 175 at Milwaukee Mile in his 23rd start, taking the lead from Ty Majeski with 53 laps left and finishing 1.547 seconds ahead. Harrison Burton won Daytona's Cup race a day earlier. Majeski led 45 laps, Eckes finished third, with Taylor Gray fifth among playoff contenders.
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Burton Surges Past Busch For Daytona Win In Photo Finish
Harrison Burton capitalized on a push from first time Cup Series driver Parker Retzlaff on the backstretch to pass race leader Kyle Busch and hold on to win the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona. Busch stayed glued to Burton's bumper but could not regain the lead at the finish.
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Burton grabs dramatic Daytona win to seal Wood Brothers milestone
Harrison Burton, 23, edged Kyle Busch by .047 seconds at Daytona International Speedway in overtime to earn his first Cup Series win and the Wood Brothers Racing team’s 100th. The Coke Zero Sugar 400 featured big wrecks, 40 lead changes, and crucial Playoff implications with one race left. Burton claimed an emotional victory as team and rivals congratulated him, and the win secures a Playoff berth heading to Darlington.
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Hunter-Reay? Driver cites Wood Brothers on first Cup win
Harrison Burton claimed his first Cup victory at Daytona, dedicating the win to the Wood Brothers and signaling the team’s playoff push. Burton said the 100th win milestone and a final lap cried moments fueled the moment, and he looked ahead to Darlington with optimism.
Darlington Raceway: Oldest Cup track in South Carolina
Darlington Raceway known as The Lady in Black and The Track Too Tough to Tame opened in 1950. The 1.366 mile oval in Darlington, South Carolina, seats 47,000 and features 23 to 25 degree banking. Nicknamed for its challenging surface, it hosted famous finishes including the 0.002 second March 2003 race won by Ricky Craven ahead of Kurt Busch. David Pearson leads in wins and poles with 10 and 12 respectively.
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