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Connor Zilisch Will Attempt To Race At Daytona After Breaking Collarbone

<!--> [--> Bob Pockrass FOX Motorsports Insider <!--> --> JR Motorsports driver Connor Zilisch will attempt to race Friday, less than two weeks after breaking his collarbone in a fall in victory lane at Watkins Glen.The Xfinity Series points leader said Thursday that he will try to run all the laps of the 100-lap race at Daytona International Speedway, a race 10 days after Zilisch had surgery for a plate to stabilize and heal his collarbone.Zilisch, a 19-year-old who is expected to compete in the Cup Series next year for Trackhouse Racing, made national headlines when he slipped and fell off his car while celebrating a victory. He indicated he was briefly knocked unconscious in the fall.He will have Parker Kligerman on standby at Daytona.Just by starting the race, Zilisch would earn the points for where Kligerman finishes if Kligerman […]

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Dover, Watkins Glen Moves Will Test NASCAR Risk-Taking

<!--> [--> Bob Pockrass FOX Motorsports Insider <!--> --> Dover as the All-Star Race? Watkins Glen in May?Those were the two somewhat startling reveals of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule. In fact, some might be scratching their heads asking, "what are they thinking?"Speedway Motorsports has the All-Star Race and wanted North Wilkesboro to have a points race on the 30th anniversary of the last points race at the track. Nothing wrong with that.But of all its tracks, it chose Dover, a track that doesn’t have lights. So most likely, this will be a daytime race.Now, where temperatures are concerned, Dover in May is likely going to be cooler than Dover in hot July. And it is a short track, at one mile in length. It will be an intriguing All-Star Race — one that fans should want to watch […]

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2025 NASCAR Odds: Logano, Cindric Early Favorites For Coke Zero Sugar 400

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Daytona for the Coke Zero Sugar 400, the last regular-season competition of the year.When it comes to the odds, bettors can dive into that action and place wagers on which driver they think has what it takes to win outright.Last weekend at Richmond, Austin Dillon got into victory lane one year after his controversial win at the track. This week, however, he's a long +4000 to win at Daytona. Joey Logano and Austin Cindric at +1000 are the early favorites for Saturday's race.So who will take the checkered flag at the Coke Zero Sugar 400? Let's dive into the odds at DraftKings Sportsbook as of Aug. 20.Coke Zero Sugar 400 2025Joey Logano: +1000 (bet $10 to win $110 total)Austin Cindric: +1000 (bet $10 to win $110 total)Chase Elliott: +1100 (bet $10 to win $120 […]

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NASCAR Announces 2026 Schedules: Chicagoland, San Diego Added; All-Star To Dover

<!--> [--> Bob Pockrass FOX Motorsports Insider <!--> --> The NASCAR Cup Series will race at two new venues in 2026, will have a new site for its all-star event, will have a new finale and it will move a traditional summer race to the spring.In releasing its 2026 schedule, some of the changes already had been announced or expected:--A new event on Naval Base Coronado across the bay from San Diego (June 21).--The return of Chicagoland Speedway, a 1.5-mile oval in Joliet (July 5).--The elimination of the Chicago street race and the Mexico City race. Both events could return in 2027.--The finale Nov. 8 will be at Homestead-Miami Speedway instead of Phoenix Raceway. Phoenix moves to the first race of the semifinal round, assuming the championship format remains the same in 2026.In a few other major changes:--The all-star race […]

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NASCAR Power Rankings: Ryan Blaney No. 1; Joey Logano, Alex Bowman Back In

<!--> [--> Bob Pockrass FOX Motorsports Insider <!--> --> Two drivers who finished in the top five at Richmond Raceway enter the rankings, as Alex Bowman (second) and Joey Logano (fourth) are back in the top 10.Having some momentum is good for those looking ahead to the playoffs. Those on the bubble or needing a win to get in — well, they know they need some good fortune in the regular-season finale Saturday at Daytona. This will be the last power rankings for the 2025 season. Starting next week, we will start playoff rankings, ranking drivers based on their chances of winning the title.Dropped out: Christopher Bell (Last Week: 7), Ryan Preece (Last Week: 9)                                                     […]

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Austin Dillon Breaks Down Richmond Win, Playoff Berth & RCR’s Track Dominance

NASCAR Cup Series Video Details Fresh off his Cup Series win at Richmond, Austin Dillon joins Kevin Harvick for this week’s Victory Lap. The two break down how Dillon secured his postseason spot late in the regular season, what it meant to win at Richmond after last year’s controversy, and why RCR continues to thrive at the track. They also look back on Dillon’s season so far and discuss what this win means for momentum heading into the playoffs. 7 HOURS AGO・NASCAR Cup Series・12:04

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Connor Zilisch Freak Fall, Injury Won’t Dissuade Drivers From Celebrating Wins

<!--> [--> Bob Pockrass FOX Motorsports Insider <!--> --> RICHMOND, Va. — Ross Chastain saw his Trackhouse Racing teammate Connor Zilisch fall from his car in a victory celebration a week ago and potentially could miss a race (or more) with a broken collarbone.But despite the danger that Chastain witnessed, he has no plans to change his victory celebration.An eighth-generation watermelon farmer, Chastain is known to stand atop his car and smash a watermelon."We’re good," Chastain said. "It’s recommended to do that. No hesitation here. If we're smashing watermelons, we're doing OK."It is a good reminder that there's dangerous things in life everywhere we go."From serious concern to uncontrollable laughter, drivers had a variety of responses to Zilisch’s fall and injury — and to how they might approach their victory celebrations. Connor Zilisch waves to the crowd after the win […]

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2025 NASCAR Playoff Standings After Richmond’s Cook Out 400

The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are right around the corner, and after this past weekend’s action at Richmond Raceway, the race to secure a postseason berth is more intense than ever. With just a few races left in the regular season, every stage point and position matters as drivers fight to lock in their spot or keep playoff hopes alive.Check out the full NASCAR Cup Playoff Standings heading into this weekend's race at Daytona.<!-->NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings[-->Denny Hamlin (4 Wins)*Shane van Gisbergen (4 Wins)*Kyle Larson (3 Wins)*Christopher Bell (3 Wins)*William Byron (2 Wins)Chase Elliott (Win)Chase Briscoe (Win)Ryan Blaney (Win)Bubba Wallace (Win)Joey Logano (Win)Ross Chastain (Win)Austin Cindric (Win)Josh Berry (Win)Austin Dillon (Win)Tyler Reddick (+89)Alex Bowman (+60)NASCAR Cup Series: Cook Out 400 Highlights | NASCAR on FOX Check out the best highlights from the NASCAR Cup Series: Cook Out 400 at […]

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How to watch 2025 NASCAR Richmond: Cook Out 400 schedule, start time, TV channel

The NASCAR Cup Series rolls into Richmond Raceway for the 2025 Cook Out 400 on August 16, 2025. This 0.75-mile D-shaped short track is known for its tight racing, tire wear, and strategic pit stops that can make or break a driver’s day. Here’s everything you need to know about the race, how to watch, and more.<!-->When is the Cook Out 400?The Cook Out 400 is scheduled for Saturday, August 16th at 7:30 p.m. ET.Where is the race?The Cook Out 400 will take place at Richmond Raceway in Henrico County, Virginia. How long is the race?The Cook Out 400 will consist of 400 laps across 300 miles.Where can I watch the Cook Out 400? What channel will it be on?The race will be broadcast live on USA Network.NASCAR Cup Series: Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol Highlights | NASCAR on FOX […]

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