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Denny Hamlin’s car catches fire during NASCAR Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway
Denny Hamlin’s race ended early after his car went up in flames Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway. According to NASCAR, Hamlin’s car endured a possible engine failure at Lap 75 of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race. After a long slide, Hamlin was able to stop the No. 11 Toyota and climbed out under his own power.
Ross Chastain finished second. Blaney placed third and was followed by Kyle Larson and Erik Jones. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Joey Logano won Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at Texas, pulling away from teammate Ryan Blaney on an overtime restart before ...
The victory came a week after Team Penske teammate Austin Cindric’s win at Talladega, where Logano had a fifth-place finish ...
Denny Hamlin's No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry XSE burst into flames during the NASCAR Cup Series race at Texas Motor ...
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After another entertaining race at a superspeedway, the NASCAR Cup Series heads back to one of its cookie-cutter ovals on ...
The NASCAR Cup race at Texas unraveled in the final stage with several twists and turns at the sharp end of the running order ...
Tyler Reddick leaps ahead of Christopher Bell for fifth while Blaney overtakes Bubba Wallace for seventh following the 23XI ...
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NASCAR standings after Texas: Latest NASCAR Cup Series points leaders after Sunday’s Würth 400There’s a bit of movement in the top 10 this weekend with the likes of Alex Bowman, Bubba Wallace and Denny Hamlin all ...
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