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NASCAR's Cup Series Race In Las Vegas Made 4-Year History

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Get To Know NASCAR Driver Toni Breidinger Off The Track (1:01) Last weekend, the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series continued with the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.Josh Berry took home the checkered flag, snapping a three-race win streak for Christopher Bell. Berry joins Bell and William Byron as official events winners in the Cup Series so far this year. Bubba Wallace and Austin Cindric also won at The Duel at Daytona, which is a preliminary ev…

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Kickin' the Tires

NASCAR Power Rankings: History for Berry and the Wood Brothers shakes things up after Vegas | Kickin' the Tires

By Noah Poser, Staff Writer Going into this past weekend, all eyes were on Christopher Bell as he looked to become the first driver to win four races in a row since Jimmie Johnson back in 2007. Unfortunately for Bell, he was unable to replicate the historic feat, but that didn’t stop a different type of history from being made by another driver at Las Vegas. In just his fifth race driving for the Wood Brothers, Josh Berry was able to capture the…

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blackbookmotorsport.com

Nascar exceeds 3m viewers on cable for first time since 2021 - BlackBook Motorsport

YTD Cup Series viewership is 4.06m in 2025 compared to 4.04m in 2024 F1 smashes previous Australian GP viewership record of 659k in 2019 Nascar’s second-tier Xfinity Series also averages 1.1m viewers MotoGP averages 100k viewers for Argentina GP on FS2 The Nascar Cup Series race in Las Vegas averaged 3.01 million viewers on FS1, which was the series’ most-watched race on cable since Darlington in 2021. This represents back-to-back record audienc…

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Christopher Bell Wants Ty Gibbs to Do THIS To Get Out of Disastrous NASCAR Run Amid Mounting Pressure

Ty Gibbs is in a dangerous situation as any right now. The 22-year-old grandson of Joe Gibbs has not won a race in 77 starts for his team, and his current form has no signs that he will anytime soon. What can the youngster do to turn things around? his teammate, Christopher Bell had some advice for him on the Rubbin is Racing podcast. Performing well in the NASCAR Cup Series is not single-handedly up to the driver. Several things that are outsid…

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