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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.

Bob Tasca III will remember Bristol’s final round instead of Norwalk’s first when the NHRA series heads to Epping next week.
At Road America, Spencer Pigot came within one lap of matching his career best finish of seventh that he earned in his rookie season of 2016.
Cup, Xfinity and Truck teams all race at Chicagoland Speedway this weekend.
Everything seemed to go wrong for Ed Jones, until he visited the Raceway at Belle Isle four races ago.
The NHRA Funny Car scrum for second includes a driver in only his second season with his current team.
Last year’s race at Road America proved to be pivotal for Takuma Sato. He hopes the same thing is true in 2018.
Chase Elliott and Jimmie Johnson started points racing at Sonoma. Dale Jarrett thinks it’s time for the remainder of the field to do the same.
NASCAR America’s analysts looked a little deeper in the field at Sonoma and found some drivers who performed well in the pack.
‘It’s all good man. All good. Give her hell, man. That’s all that matters. Stuff happens.’ – Kevin Harvick
Event will lead up to the track’s NASCAR weekend and is expected to include Kyle Larson and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
There will be a full house on NASCAR America today as Carolyn Manno is joined by Dale Jarrett, Landon Cassill, Nate Ryan and Pete Pistone
Cup and Xfinity teams will run a new left-side tire compound at Chicagoland.
Justin Haley staked claim to a spot in the Camping World Truck Series playoffs with a win at Gateway.
Justin Haley survived contact from Todd Gilliland and a late-race shootout with Johnny Sauter to score his first career Truck win.
It has been more than two years since Grant Enfinger won his first career pole at Daytona in 2016, but he found the speed this week at Gateway.
Chip Ganassi Racing and Hendrick Motorsports dominated the front two rows in qualification for the Toyota/SaveMart 350.
Kyle Larson rotated through turn 11 better than the competition to win his second straight Sonoma pole.
Clint Bowyer had an immediate attraction to Sonoma Raceway because this track behaves like a twisted Martinsville.
William Byron broke an axle seal and Martin Truex Jr. bruised the nose of his car in Sonoma’s final practice.
Todd Gilliland led the way in final practice Saturday at Gateway Motorsports Park.
Specialty tracks like road courses should provide fresh faces at the front of the field, but over the past three years the same dominant racers keep showing up there.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.: ‘For drivers that can handle that kind of heat and handle that frustration when things aren’t quite right, those guys will excel.’
Road racing cars are much more specialized today than they were in the past and that puts pressure on drivers to improve their skill.
NASCAR road racing has evolved from the days road specialists contended for wins and might some day include a street course.