Daytona Winners & Losers
Not everyone had a weekend to remember at Daytona International Speedway.
Not everyone had a weekend to remember at Daytona International Speedway.
Jimmie Johnson said he plans to talk to Paul Menard about their late-race incident.
Each race has 21 entries. When the Duels are over, two drivers will go home, having failed to make the race.
Read what drivers had to say about the Clash, the big wreck at the end and the rain that shortened the finish.
The race was called official 16 laps short of the scheduled finish after heavy rain came down following the big wreck.
It will be a Hendrick Motorsports front row for next Sunday’s 61st edition of the Daytona 500. In his first on-track pairing with new crew chief Chad Knaus, William Byron on Sunday afternoon captured the pole (194.305
Cars of Chase Elliott, Austin Dillon and Ty Dillon each failed inspection twice before qualifying Sunday.
Brad Keselowski will try to defend his win in the 75-lap exhibition race.