Author: Zach Dean, The Daytona Beach News-Journal

The 64th Daytona 500 goes green at 3:06 p.m. with Kyle Larson leading the 40-car field into Turn 1. Follow along with all the action!

NASCAR’s defending champion, Kyle Larson, will lead the field to green in the 64th running of the Daytona 500 on Sunday.

The NASCAR season goes green this week with a new Next Gen car at the 64th Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway.

Robert Wickens is back behind the wheel full-time this season, three years after an IndyCar crash left him paralyzed from the waist down.

Earnhardt Jr. was one of nearly two dozen drivers testing the new Next Gen car this week. The 47-year-old quickly realized he was happier in the booth

Parham was diagnosed with a concussion after his head slammed to the field in Thursday’s Chargers’ game against the Chiefs.

Ryan Blaney won for the second straight week as he took first under caution following a massive crash in the NASCAR Cup Series regular-season finale.

Ty Gibbs, grandson of NASCAR team owner Joe Gibbs, won a double overtime thriller in his first Xfinity start Saturday on the Daytona road course.

Before we accelerate to NASCAR’s Super Bowl with Sunday’s Daytona 500, let’s first predict the 2021 season, including the Cup Series champion.

Hendrick Motorsports once again dominated Daytona 500 qualifying with a sweep of the front row for its 14th pole and sixth in the last seven years.