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Being "the other guy" at HMS fuels William Byron's passion

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William Byron won his first Daytona 500 on Monday. It was Hendrick Motorsports' ninth Daytona 500 victory and first since 2014. Byron began his racing career on the computer screen rather than on the track, not racing actual cars until he was 14 years old. Byron experienced a breakout season in Cup last year with his first appearance in the Championship 4.

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Being "the other guy" at HMS fuels William Byron's passion

Byron, who experienced a breakout season in Cup last year with his first appearance in the Championship 4, added another surprising chapter with his first Daytona 500 victory on Monday.Unlike most of his fellow Cup competitors, Byron began his racing career on the computer screen rather than on the track, not racing actual cars until he was 14 years old.Now 26, Byron has established himself a ...Keep reading

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