Martin Truex Jr.

NAME: Martin Truex Jr. CAR OWNER: Michael Waltrip/Rob Kauffman
SPONSOR: NAPA CREW CHIEF: Chad Johnston
CAR #: 56 MANUFACTURER: Toyota

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Jeff Burton

NAME: Jeff Burton CAR OWNER: Richard Childress
SPONSOR: Caterpillar/Cheerios CREW CHIEF: Luke Lambert
CAR #: 31 MANUFACTURER: Chevrolet

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Kevin Harvick

NAME: Kevin Harvick CAR OWNER: Richard Childress
SPONSOR: Budweiser/Jimmy John's/Rheem CREW CHIEF: Gil Martin
CAR #: 29 MANUFACTURER: Chevrolet

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Joey Logano

NAME: Joey Logano CAR OWNER: Roger Penske
SPONSOR: Shell Pennzoil CREW CHIEF: Todd Gordon
CAR #: 22 MANUFACTURER: Ford

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Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

NAME: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. CAR OWNER: Jack Roush
SPONSOR: Best Buy/Zest/Fifth Third Bank CREW CHIEF: Scott Graves
CAR #: 17 MANUFACTURER: Ford

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Jamie McMurray

NAME: Jamie McMurray CAR OWNER: Chip Ganassi/Teresa Earnhardt
SPONSOR: McDonald's/Cessna CREW CHIEF: Kevin "Bono" Manion
CAR #: 1 MANUFACTURER: Chevrolet

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NASCAR Drivers Race To Bathroom (VIDEO)

Sometimes you just gotta pee

During Monday's bizarre Juan Pablo Montoya crash that left drivers waiting around for a couple of hours, two drivers kept racing…sort of. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Brad Keselowski both made a mad dash for the Port-o-Potty at the Daytona track. There was some drafting and a little bumping along the way before Earnhardt nudged out Keselowski. 

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Juan Pablo Montoya Crash Makes for Crazy Daytona 500 (VIDEO)

Driver crashes into jet dryer, sparking massive fire

Although Matt Kenseth took home the checkered flag at the Daytona 500 last night, most spectators will be talking about the bizarre crash involving driver Juan Pablo Montoya. The crash took place while under caution when Montoya crashed into a jet dryer filled with about 200 gallons of jet fuel. The collision sparked a massive fire that scorched the track and delayed the race for more than an hour. 

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Daytona 500 Start Time Re-Set, But Still Unlikely

The Great American Race is Still Dealing with Rainy Conditions

UPDATE, MONDAY, 10:20 am: NASCAR President Mike Helton has just announced that the race has again been rescheduled. The green flag is set to drop at 7 pm ET.

 

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2012 NASCAR Preview

The Daytona 500 cranks up the Sprint Cup season on Sunday.

by Matt Taliaferro

The Daytona 500 will kick off another exciting NASCAR season on Sunday, as Tony Stewart tries to defend his Sprint Cup title against many worthy adversaries. The Budweiser Shootout was exciting last weekend with Kyle Busch winning in thrilling fashion, and Carl Edwards will start on the pole for the Great American Race. From the pages of Athlon Sports Monthly, here’s our 2012 NASCAR preview.

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