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Ryan Blaney will be riding into Darlington and the playoffs with some serious momentum. A week ago, he won at Michigan for his second win of the season. On Saturday, he took the lead in overtime of a hectic Coke Zero Sugar 400 and was far enough ahead on the final lap to avoid a second big crash

It’s 1:40 on a Saturday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway, where the green flag has just waved to officially kick off the Rolex 24 as a resounding roar suddenly echoes throughout the 480 acres that comprise the legendary Florida racetrack where the 38 cars taking part in the 58th annual

We have a mantra around here at BroBible: A man’s flow gives him superpowers. As a dude, sometimes you just have to embrace your grizzly genes and let the flow grow, whether it’s a face full of whiskers or luscious locks of lettuce. And when it’s time to tame the mane, there’s nothing wrong with a

As you probably know by now Sunday night’s rain-delayed Coke Zero 400 in Daytona ended in terrifyingly spectacular fashion when Austin Dillon in the #3 car went airborne into the catch fence in one of the wildest and scariest crashes we’ve ever seen. Here’s what it looked like on television… But

Yesterday’s Coke Zero 400 at Daytona ended in spectacular, yet frightening fashion. On the race’s final lap, Austin Dillon was forced airborne and flew into a restraining fence. Miraculously, he was able to walk away from the carnage uninjured. Five fans suffered minor bumps and bruises. All in