Friesen Wins Dramatic Triple OT DQS 250 at MIS
Stewart Friesen claimed his first 2024 Truck Series victory at Michigan International Speedway in a race stretched to 24 extra laps. The Halmar Friesen Racing driver edged Grant Enfinger by .111 seconds after a dramatic final restart sequence and late cautions, snapping a 72-race winless drought and notching Friesen's fourth career Truck win. Luke Fenhaus finished third, ahead of Ben Rhodes and Corey LaJoie, with Carson Hocevar penalized late and finishing 11th. Frankie Muniz placed 14th in his best result since Daytona.
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Hamlin Captures Third Win Of Season At Michigan
Denny Hamlin displayed flawless fuel management and late-race pressure to win the 400 at Michigan International Speedway, marking his third victory of the season and the 57th of his NASCAR Cup career for FireKeepers Casino.
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Hamlin survives fuel scare for Michigan Cup win
Denny Hamlin clinched his third Cup victory of the season at Michigan International Speedway by edging Chris Buescher and Ty Gibbs as fuel pressure forced Byron to pit on the final lap. Hocevar led early, but Hamlin used late surge to claim the win amid a 12 minute red flag and a dominant 98 laps led by Byron. The victory keeps Hamlin's season strong as the series moves to Mexico City for the Viva Mexico 250.
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Hamlin wins third Cup of year at Michigan
Denny Hamlin seized his third Cup victory of the season at Michigan. He credited the squad’s overall speed and perseverance, noting they had fallen short in recent years before this gratifying breakthrough and charging to the front from 11th or 12th.
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Mexico City hosts first Cup Series points race south of border
Sunday’s event at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez marks the Cup Series’ first international points race in Mexico. Ben Kennedy calls it a monumental step as NASCAR expands into new markets after Nashville Austin and Chicago events. Daniel Suarez reflects on a career dream realized racing Cup in his homeland.
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