On Saturday evening in Las Vegas, Corey Day emerged victorious from an eagerly awaited Kubota High Limit Racing competition, outshining a lineup brimming with celebrities. The standout performances came from Kyle Larson of Hendrick Motorsports who secured second place, and Ty Gibbs who made significant progress before his race was cut short due to a spectacular rollover incident.
On day 19, this remarkable figure in the racing sphere inked a deal in January. multiyear development deal With Hendrick Motorsports, he has secured a part-time role in the Xfinity Series. Additionally, he will be involved in supplementary races in both the Craftsman Truck Series and the ARCA Menards Series under the alliance with Spire Motorsports. Day, who won the pole For the truck race held on Friday at the 1.5-mile Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Daryn Pittman seemingly running low on fuel with just seven laps left proved advantageous as it led to a yellow flag on lap 24, thus enabling a thrilling dash for victory in the final 30 laps.
Initially scheduled for earlier in the week, the race was advertised as a rematch between Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell. However, adverse weather conditions pushed back the event to Saturday evening, causing Christopher Bell to miss out on competing. Despite this change, the contest turned into an intriguing face-off pitting current top-tier Hendrick Motorsports driver Kyle Larson against Chase Elliott, who represents the team’s promising next generation.
Gibbs, meanwhile, is mired in a wicked Pawonation.comCup Series slump To begin the season, his skill was evident during his inaugural sprint race. He progressed through the pack to secure a spot in the A-Main before flipping over in the initial circuits of the race.
Larson begins the race from the 10th position in today’s Cup Series event at Las Vegas (3:30 p.m. ET, FS1, PRN, SiriusXM Pandora Radio), whereas Gibbs will start from the 29th spot.
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