Sadler aiming for another 'Dash 4 Cash' payday
Daytona was the first of four races in this year's "Dash 4 Cash" bonus program from Nationwide Insurance, which is the title sponsor of NASCAR's second-tier series. Elliott Sadler, Brian Vickers, Austin Dillon and rookie Kyle Larson were those drivers eligible for a $100,000 bonus there. Sadler's finish at Daytona was two and three spots in front of Dillon and Larson. Vickers placed 13th.
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Dillon wins another Nationwide pole at Daytona
Austin Dillon continued his dominance in Nationwide Series qualifying this season by winning the pole for Friday night's Subway Firecracker 250 at Daytona International Speedway.
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Kenseth wins Nationwide race at Daytona
Matt Kenseth won Friday night's Nationwide Series race at Daytona International Speedway after he received pushing help from James Buescher during a two-lap overtime finish.
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Dashing for extra cash at Daytona
Elliott Sadler, Brian Vickers, Austin Dillon and rookie Kyle Larson are those drivers eligible for a $100,000 bonus at Daytona. They were the top-four, point-eligible finishers in last weekend's Nationwide event at Kentucky.
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Keselowski wins rain-shortened Nationwide race at Kentucky
Brad Keselowski won Friday night's Nationwide Series race at Kentucky Speedway after grabbing the lead from Elliott Sadler just before rain fell on the track and ended up shortening the event by 30 laps.
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Dillon has three-peat in mind at Kentucky
One year ago, Dillon put on a dominating performance at Kentucky. The Richard Childress Racing driver started on the pole and led all but eight of the 200 laps for his first career victory in the series. Dillon also started on the pole when the series competed here in September. He led 65 laps, including the final 50. His win came one day after his team owner and grandfather, Richard Childress, celebrated his 67th birthday.
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Allmendinger takes pole for Road America Nationwide race
A.J. Allmendinger claimed the pole for Saturday's Nationwide Series race at Road America after posting the fastest lap in qualifying.
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Allmendinger wins caution-filled race at Road America
A.J. Allmendinger conserved enough fuel and held off Justin Allgaier after several restarts in the closing laps to win Saturday's Nationwide Series race at Road America.
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Vickers ready for Sonoma/Road America combo
"This is the first time I've done a Cup and Nationwide weekend when they're separated," Vickers said. "It's going to be fun, but it's going to be challenging. I do think that the fact that the Nationwide race is a road race as well as obviously the Cup race will help, just not going from an oval to a road and back and forth. I think being on a road course in both places will help."
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Smith holds off Larson for Nationwide win at Michigan
Regan Smith extended his lead in the Nationwide Series point standings after winning Saturday's Alliance Truck Parts 250 at Michigan International Speedway.
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Dillon wins record fourth straight Nationwide pole
Carl Edwards will start on the pole for the Quicken Loans 400 after posting the fastest lap in Friday's qualifying at Michigan International Speedway.
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Dillon going for record fourth pole in a row at Michigan
Dillon, the 23-year-old grandson of NASCAR multi-team owner Richard Childress, won the pole for last year's Nationwide race at Michigan with a new track qualifying record of 190.375 mph. He also earned the pole for the truck race here in 2010. Dillon is in his second full season in Nationwide, driving the No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing.
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Newlywed Bayne wins rain-delayed Nationwide race at Iowa
Five days after he got married, Trevor Bayne received a huge honeymoon present by winning Sunday's DuPont Pioneer 250 Nationwide Series race at Iowa Speedway, which was delayed one day due to rain.
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Nationwide race at Iowa postponed due to rain
Persistent rain at Iowa Speedway on Saturday night forced NASCAR officials to postpone the DuPont Pioneer 250 Nationwide Series race for one day.
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Sadler aiming for another strong run at Iowa
"Iowa is probably my best track," said Sadler, who is in his first year as driver of the No. 11 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. "Mentally, as I show up, I know where I want to be on the track, where I need to be on the gas, on the brake, how my car needs to feel in practice to be in the race. It is a really good track to me.
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