Myatt Snider scores his first win in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Noah Gragson has another heartache at Homestead.
With perfect execution from the inside lane on his second chance at an overtime restart, Snider held off charging Tyler Reddick to win Saturday’s Contender Boats 250 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
On the Hot Seat: Brad Keselowski is the second installment in a series examining drivers who might be in a different spot for next season. This may be due to contract prospects, developments in the sport, or evolving interests.
By all accounts, Brad Keselowski is in the prime of his career. The 2012 NASCAR Cup Series Champion currently drives the No. 2 Ford for Team Penske, where he has been their driver since 2010. All but one of Keselowski’s 34 Cup Series wins are with Team Penske, as well as his 2012 Championship. Keselowski is a premier driver in the sport and can be counted on for several wins per year. He also has two appearances in the Championship 4, most recently in 2020. Despite all of this, there is significant uncertainty as to the prospects for Keselowski at Team Penske.
Homestead, Pensacola NASCAR Weekend Preview is presented by host Sharon Burton and co-host Jay Husmann. Join us as we rev up NASCAR fans for the upcoming weekend of racing. Then, stick around for Hot Topics Sound Off with co-host Andy Laskey and the Fan4Racing crew!
Our guest on this episode is…
Daniel Dye
ARCA East driver of the No. 43
with Ben Kennedy Racing
This episode centers around Homestead-Miami Speedwayfor the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series along with the ARCA East race at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida. We’ll also give a few updates from the ARCA and ARCA West as time permits.
The Agenda
First, we preview the ARCA East race at Five Flags Speedway
Then, our guest Daniel Dye joins the conversation.
Next, we preview the NASCAR Truck Series at Homestead
Next, our preview continues with the NASCAR Xfinity and Cup Series at Homestead
Then, it’s Hot Topics Sound Off with the Fan4Racing Crew.
After the craziness of the Daytona 500 led to Michael McDowell’s upset win, it wasn’t outrageous to think that the Daytona Road Course might tone down a little bit. Early on, it appeared as if that was exactly what would happen, with pole-sitter Chase Elliott driving away from the field and winning stage one with ease.