NASCAR Xfinity Series Boyd Gaming 300 results at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Motor Sports
Saturday’s Xfinity Series Boyd Gaming 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway was speeding toward a hasty conclusion when Cody Ware’s Chevrolet spun coming out of Turn 2 on Lap 138 of 200. That momentarily brought out the yellow flag.
It’s the wind that has everybody fretting. The forecast is for stiff 30 mph breezes under partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. Friday’s high was 80 degrees; it’s supposed to be 64 Sunday.
The Las Vegan posted the fastest qualifying time as daylight was yielding to dusk, so he’ll start first in Sunday’s Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
If a leading NASCAR oddsmaker is on the money with his forecast, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is not worth a wager to win Sunday in Las Vegas. But that’s not stopping bettors from riding Earnhardt’s tail, as usual.
Ray Black Jr., who will be racing Saturday in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, spends his time away from the sport deep-sea diving.
The Las Vegas native, the only local driver in Saturday’s Boyd Gaming Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, talks about turning 40 and the racing goals he would still like to accomplish.
A device on racecars that appears as if it’s always about to scrape the track surface sure could cause havoc when digging into grass at unearthly speeds.
Only 39 cars and drivers have entered Sunday’s Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. A full field is now 40 cars. Last year it was 43. Participation numbers are down. They were down last year, too. Should NASCAR’s fireproof coveralls be all in a bunch? Yes. And no.
If one were to characterize the kind of race we’re going to see in Sunday’s Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in terms of a presidential primary, it probably would be “too early to call.”
As the NASCAR events roll into Las Vegas this week, many of you are wondering where you can get autographs or a selfie with your favorite driver.
Two local aviation companies have affiliated themselves with motor sports on the eve of Southern Nevada’s biggest NASCAR event.
Which were the best races? The worst? And, much more difficult to determine, the ones that fell somewhere in-between?
The weather forecast for Sunday’s Kobalt 400 has turned iffy with much cooler temperatures forecasted and worse, a chance of rain.
Sprint Cup cars and drivers will be on the track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Thursday to test the low downforce package in advance of Sunday’s Kobalt 400.