2022 Daytona 150-Mile Qualifying Duels post-race interviews скачать в хорошем качестве

2022 Daytona 150-Mile Qualifying Duels post-race interviews

Roush Fenway Keselowski teammates Brad Keselowski (+1400 on DraftKings) and Chris Buescher (+2500 on DraftKings) swept Thursday nights Bluegreen Vacation Duels, but a last-lap collision in the second race wiped out then-frontrunner Joey Logano and spoiled a perfect night for the Ford Performance entries. Running second to Logano, Buescher made a move to the inside on the backstretch on Lap 60. Logano moved down to block, and contact between the cars sent Logano’s No. 22 Team Penske Ford into the outside wall, crippling the car. The accident caused the only caution of the night, with Buescher in the lead when the fields was frozen at the moment of the yellow flag. Defending DAYTONA 500 winner Michael McDowell was second and Harrison Burton was credited with third after nosing into Logano’s Ford. In contrast, the first Duel—the first points-paying event with the NASCAR Cup Series’ new Next Gen race car—ran without incident, and Keselowski led a 1-2-3-4 Ford sweep with a pass of Ryan Blaney with four laps left. Austin Cindric was second, followed by Blaney and Chase Briscoe. In that race, Kaz Grala rallied from a pit road speeding penalty and advanced to the DAYTONA 500 with a pass of JJ Yeley on the final lap. In the second Duel, Greg Biffle claimed the final spot in Sunday’s race with a 13th-place finish, eliminating Timmy Hill, who ran 20th. Biffle, 52, was competing in his first Cup event since 2016.