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Dan Beaver has been covering fantasy NASCAR for more than 20 years with a little help from his >650,000 record database. He can be found on Twitter @FantasyRace.

‘Our goal: we show up, we feel like it’s a race we can win.’ – Parker Kligerman
The Xfinity and Truck races at Iowa Speedway left drivers and analysts calling for more events on this style of track.
Brett Moffit’s Iowa win solidifies his third-place standing in the points, while Johnny Sauter’s fifth kept him in the lead.
Brett Moffitt held off a last-lap move by Noah Gragson to win his second Truck race of the season.
In 11 previous races, only one driver who started outside the top 10 has won at Iowa Speedway.
Kaz Grala topped the leaderboard in final practice at Iowa Speedway.
With its emphasis on family, every race day is Father’s Day in NASCAR.
Kaz Grala has finished 16th or better in three races with Fury Race Cars and has one last chance to make an impression at Iowa Speedway.
Christopher Bell and his JGR team are favored this week, but Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill have their eyes on others at Iowa.
Jeff Burton and Dale Jarrett add their predictions to this week’s Bump & Run.
Winning a race on an alternate strategy is just as valuable to Jeff Burton and Dale Jarrett as winning an event that goes the full distance.
Jeff Burton on the All-Star package: ‘I think what everybody’s worried about is that this package is the only answer. And it’s not.’
Johnny Sauter built a 77-point advantage over Noah Gragson with his fourth win of the 2018 season in the PPG 400.
A combination of tire and fuel management gave Johnny Sauter his fourth win of the season and his fifth victory at Texas Motor Speedway.
Stewart Friesen swept both rounds of qualification at Texas to grab the pole for the PPG 400.
Team Penske swept the top three positions for the DXC Technology 600 as the only drivers to top the 220 mph mark.
Robert Wickens and Tony Kanaan posted identical laps of 220.014 mph, while last week’s winners Will Power and Ryan Hunter-Reay were much further down the chart.
Kyle Larson has three wins in the last four Michigan races; Chase Elliott has three runner-up finishes. They highlight this week’s top contenders.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Dale Jarrett discuss some of the crazier moments in NASCAR.
Invitation races in which Cup drivers field their own equipment could be a solution to how many Xfinity races the Cup drivers can run.
In a recent practice at Charlotte, Dale Earnhardt Jr. learned broadcasting a NASCAR race is not as easy as one might think.
Back from paternity leave, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is ready to tackle the biggest stories in NASCAR.
Jimmie Johnson and Chase Elliott were encouraged by their top-10 runs at Pocono, but the NASCAR America analysts want to see more from their performance.
‘Shut it off, shut it off. We’re done,’ said Mike Wheeler when Denny Hamlin was a victim of a rash of late-race cautions at Pocono.