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Spire Motorsports aims to improve in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series after a disappointing 2025, with drivers Daniel Suárez, Michael McDowell, and Carson Hocevar looking to break through for wins and playoff appearances.
Shane van Gisbergen is the favorite for the Sonoma race, but the article's main pick is Daniel Suárez over Denny Hamlin at -105 odds, based on recent performance and practice speeds, making him a strong betting choice for the Toyota/Save Mart 350.
Daniel Suarez announced he will not return to Trackhouse Racing after the 2025 season, ending his five-year stint with the team where he achieved two Cup wins. The team has not named a replacement, but has a development driver, Connor Zilisch. Suarez expressed gratitude for his time at Trackhouse and looks forward to the future. The team and Suarez mutually agreed to part ways, with Suarez reflecting on his successful career and the team's growth.
Daniel Suarez will not return to Trackhouse Racing in 2026, making him a notable free agent, with potential options including Legacy Motor Club or Xfinity/Truck series teams, as he seeks a new ride for the upcoming season.
Daniel Suarez, a hometown hero from Monterrey, Mexico, won the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez after starting from last in a backup car, leading 19 laps, and overcoming a major pile-up, celebrating passionately with fans and solidifying his place in the series standings.
Daniel Suárez, a Mexican-born NASCAR driver, is celebrating a significant homecoming in Mexico City, where he is embraced as a national hero. Despite logistical challenges and high expectations, he remains positive and focused on improving his performance for the Viva Mexico 250 race, with strong support from teammates and fans, highlighting his role as a symbol of national pride.
NASCAR's historic debut in Mexico City features enthusiastic fans, notable drivers like Daniel Suarez and Ryan Truex, and a competitive atmosphere, with drivers excited about the energy and the race's significance, while discussions on car performance and race strategies continue among experts.
The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Mexico City for its first international points race since 1958, with drivers like Daniel Suárez aiming for a playoff boost, while others like Alex Bowman face pressure to secure their spot in the postseason.
Daniel Suárez, racing in his home country at Mexico City, finds his contract uncertainty a distraction but remains focused on performing well in the race, balancing personal and professional pressures while aiming to help his team succeed.
Daniel Suarez will race for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Mexico City's Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, marking the series' return to Mexico and Suarez's homecoming, with sponsorship from Quaker State. Suarez, a Mexican native and former NASCAR Cup Series winner, aims to make this event a regular fixture on the NASCAR calendar, highlighting the sport's growing popularity in Mexico.
The NASCAR Cup Series' Pennzoil 400 is set to take place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, with William Byron and Daniel Suarez looking to build on their early season wins. Byron is the defending race winner, while Suarez won by a narrow margin at Atlanta. The race is scheduled for March 3 at 3:30 p.m. ET on FOX, with Las Vegas expecting a high of 62 degrees and potential high winds.
The recent NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway is being hailed as a modern-day classic, with a finish that has sparked debate about its place in racing history. Despite not being a crown jewel or championship-deciding event, the race is being celebrated for its memorable moments beyond the finish, including Austin Cindric's spectacular move and a record number of lead changes. The race has prompted discussions about the potential for more events like it, and has raised questions about the future of other tracks, such as Texas Motor Speedway. Additionally, the article includes insights on the performance of drivers, a look at NASCAR penalties, and a glimpse into the quirky habits of driver Noah Gragson.
Daniel Suarez ends 57-race winless streak with a dramatic victory at Atlanta, while Bubba Wallace continues his strong start to the season with another top-five finish. Chevrolet shines with back-to-back wins, and fans are treated to an action-packed race with numerous lead changes and thrilling moments. On the flip side, Brad Keselowski struggles with two consecutive 33rd place finishes, and Joey Logano faces penalties and a crash, finishing 28th.
Daniel Suarez's thrilling three-wide victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway provided NASCAR with the highlight it sought after the track's 2022 remodeling, resulting in the closest finish of the 2024 season. The race featured numerous crashes and lead changes, showcasing the impact of the track's redesign and NASCAR's rule adjustments. While the dramatic finish was a success, there are concerns about the long-term implications of prioritizing entertainment over traditional racing dynamics, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach in track renovations and race strategies.
Daniel Suarez won a crashed-filled NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in a wild photo finish, edging out Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch. It was the closest finish in Atlanta Motor Speedway history and the third-closest in NASCAR Cup Series history. The race featured a massive pileup on the second lap and a record 48 lead changes. Suarez's win secured his spot in the playoffs, but he's determined to win more races.