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Steve Letarte discusses the Stage 2 incident between Denny Hamlin and Ty Gibbs at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, highlighting its significance for Joe Gibbs Racing and analyzing its implications for the future.
Steve Letarte highlights how Ryan Blaney and crew chief Jonathan Hassler effectively controlled the race from start to finish at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, demonstrating strategic dominance in NASCAR racing.
Joey Logano secured the pole position for the NASCAR Cup playoff race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, leading a front-row sweep, with Ryan Blaney also qualifying strongly. The race features several playoff drivers, with notable qualifiers including Josh Berry, Tyler Reddick, and William Byron, while some, like Chase Elliott, will start further back. The starting lineup reflects recent trends in the Next Gen era, with top qualifiers generally starting near the front.
The NASCAR Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series are racing at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend, with the Cup Series starting its playoffs on Sunday and the Truck Series holding its first elimination race on Saturday. Key details include race times, tire allocations, and links to qualifying, practice, and race results. Fans are encouraged to follow the event for updates and results.
The article provides the pit stall assignments for NASCAR Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series drivers at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the upcoming weekend, with details on how to watch the races.
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is set for its race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, with key drivers competing in the playoffs and a detailed entry list featuring various teams and drivers.
Martin Truex Jr. secured his third win of the NASCAR season by dominating the race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Truex, who had never won at this track in his 30 career Cup tries, led with 15 laps to go and pulled away after a late caution to secure the victory. Joey Logano finished second, followed by Kyle Larson, Kevin Harvick, and Brad Keselowski. Truex's win was particularly special as he had watched his father race at this track as a child, and it marked a significant milestone in his career.
The NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is set to take place on Monday, with the green flag waving at 12:05 p.m. ET. Three of the last four races at this track have been won by drivers securing their first win of the season and a playoff spot. Daniel Suarez and Michael McDowell currently hold the final two playoff spots, tied with 407 points, with Suarez owning the tiebreaker. Bubba Wallace is three points behind, AJ Allmendinger is 13 points back, Ty Gibbs is 26 points from the cutline, and Austin Cindric is 38 points away. The race will be broadcast on USA Network, with coverage starting at 12 p.m. ET.
The NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway was postponed from Sunday to Monday due to heavy rain. The track does not have lights, so the decision was made mid-morning to reschedule the race. The forecast for Monday is more favorable, with a low chance of rain. NASCAR brought rain tires to the event, but visibility is limited on the flat oval track when it is raining. This is the third Cup event this year to be postponed due to rain.
Chandler Smith secures his second consecutive Xfinity Series pole position at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a lap speed of 126.291 mph. John Hunter Nemechek qualifies second, followed by JR Motorsports drivers Josh Berry, Justin Allgaier, and Brandon Jones. Ryan Sieg and Kaz Grala will start at the rear after a practice crash, forcing them to switch to backup cars.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series is set to take the track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Friday, with Cup Series teams joining in on Saturday. The weather forecast predicts scattered thunderstorms and heavy rainfall throughout the day, with a 75% chance of rain during the Xfinity cars' on-track session.