Новости за 04.09.2018

704Games, NASCAR’s exclusive esports partner for simulation-style video games on console platforms, announced today NASCAR Heat Champions: Road to Miami, a weekly esports competition in the upcoming video game NASCAR Heat 3. Spanning the 2018 NASCAR Playoffs, NASCAR Heat Champions: Road to Miami will culminate at Homestead-Miami Speedway during Ford Championship Weekend with over $500,000 in potential prize money up for grabs.

The final race of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series regular season will take place for the first time at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which also hosts the NASCAR XFINITY event this weekend. Ford is coming off a weekend sweep at Darlington Raceway after Brad Keselowski drove Team Penske to victory in both series. Here’s a look at how things stack up among Ford’s Playoff contenders and hopefuls going into this weekend's action.

Spencer Boyd is restfully excited to announce that ‘Made in the USA’ DLX Mattress has joined the team as an Associate Sponsor for the remainder of the 2018 season. DLX Mattress is a family owned business and has been serving customers for an astounding 130+ years.

Darlington was a day all about time. A time when in 1950 the first Southern 500 was run. A time when some of the great names from the past were brought back to be saluted by their sport in the present. A time when 0.6 seconds can mean everything.

5. Kyle Larson: Larson easily won the first two stages at Darlington and finished third, after Brad Keselowski beat him out of the pits on their final pit stop. "I led 284 of 367 laps," Larson said, "but we faltered in the pits when it counted. We should have taken first place; instead, it was the 'won' that got away." Note: The quotes in this article are fictional.

Logan Seavey (No. 20 Craftsman Toyota) took the lead on lap 66 and withstood four late-race restarts to claim his first career ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards victory in Monday's General Tire Grabber 100 at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds. Seavey's win was the 50th for the Venturini Motorsports team dating back to team owner Bill Venturini's first series win at Flat Rock Speedway in 1984.