Nemechek Wins The LIUNA! Las Vegas 300 at LVMS
Joe Gibbs Racing driver John Hunter Nemechek won the 300 mile LIUNA! at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Nemechek led 99 laps to beat Cole Custer by 4.36 seconds after a late pit cycle as Chandler Smith, Austin Hill and Riley Herbst completed the top five.
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Anthony Alfredo
Ryan Sieg
Parker Retzlaff
AJ Allmendinger
Ryan Truex
Sheldon Creed
Shane V. Gisbergen
Jesse Love
Ryan Ellis
Larson Claims Pennzoil 400 Victory at LVMS
Kyle Larson won the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway marking his first win of 2024 and the 24th Cup Series victory of his career. He secured the lead in the final stages to finish ahead of a tight field.
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Larson wins Las Vegas race to extend streak and lead
Kyle Larson dominated the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway leading 181 of 267 laps and sweeping the first two stages to claim his third Las Vegas Cup win. Tyler Reddick chased until a late restart as Larson blocked runs and held on by 0.441 seconds. Reigning champion Ryan Blaney finished third. Larson now leads the series with Blaney eight behind.
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Larson Wins Pennzoil 400 at LVMS in Las Vegas
Kyle Larson led 181 laps, swept the first two stages, and held off Tyler Reddick by 0.441 seconds to win the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Larson praised the Hendrick Cars Chevy team for execution on pit road and restarts during the Vegas victory.
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Phoenix Raceway History Highlights From 1964 Onward
A timeline of Phoenix Raceway in Avondale Arizona tracing construction in January 1964 by Richard Hogue to landmark events. Don White wins the first stock car race in 1968 and Steve McQueen sets a lap record in 1970. Cale Yarborough wins the first NASCAR Winston West race in 1977. The facility expands seating in 1988 and hosts the Truck Series debut in 1995. Rusty Wallace wins in rain shortened 1998 race. Bobby Allison Grandstand opens in 2006 with Octane lounge debut the next day.
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