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Ryan Blaney drove to victory in the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway. 
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He pocketed $1 million, starting second and leading 84 of the 140 laps in the non-points event. 
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Blaney led a trio of Team Penske Mustangs that finished in the top four. 
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Austin Cindric (third) gave Blaney a push on an OT restart, while Joey Logano finished fourth. 
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Chris Buescher (eighth) and Brad Keselowski (ninth) rounded out the top 10 for Ford. 
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Cindric won Stage 2, while Blaney won Stage 3. 
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Logano’s pit crew won the pit competition to give Team Penske a 1-2-3 start in the final stage. 
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Chris Buescher advanced into the All-Star race by winning Stage 2 of the All-Star Open. 
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The Cup Series returns to points racing Sunday with the annual Coke 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. 
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Riley Herbst finished eighth in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, the top Ford in Texas. 
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Ryan Sieg was in the top 10 when he was collected in a multi-car accident with 39 laps to go. 
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Herbst (eighth) is the top Mustang in the driver points. 
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Ford stands third in the manufacturer’s standings, 26 points behind second-place Toyota. 
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The series resumes at Charlotte Motor Speedway. 
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Ryan Preece (third) had his best finish of the season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. 
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He won Stage 1 and Stage 2, leading three times for 27 total laps. 
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Preece now has four top-10 finishes in as many Truck series starts this year. 
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Hailie Deegan finished 17th and Tanner Gray 24th. 
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Zane Smith is fifth in the driver points standings. 
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Ford maintains second in the manufacturer’s standings, 32 points behind Toyota. 
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Donny Schatz finished third at Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey in the World of Outlaws series. 
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He was also seventh at Attica Raceway Park in Ohio, his 14th top-10 of the season. 
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Schatz moved up to sixth (-140 points) in the driver standings after 21 races. 
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The series continues Memorial Day Weekend with a pair of races Saturday and Monday. 
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Pierre-Louis Loubet (seventh) led the five Puma Rally1s in the FIA World Rally Championship. 
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Sébastien Loeb retired from Rally Portugal early due to mechanical issues. 
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Loubet, Gus Greensmith, Craig Breen and Adrien Fourmaux also had various issues over the weekend. 
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Breen is sixth in the driver’s championship, with Greensmith in eighth. 
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Loeb remains on a limited schedule but sits seventh. Loubet is 15th, Fourmaux is 20th. 
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Ford is third in the manufacturer standings. Next is Rally Italia Sardegna, June 2-5. 
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Cam Waters captured victories in races 13 and 15 of the Winton Supersprint weekend. 
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David Reynolds picked up a pair of podium finishes, with a second-place finish for Waters as well. 
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Waters took pole position for Race 14 and 15 in the Repco Supercars Championship. 
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Six Mustangs remain in the championship top-10, led by Anton De Pasquale in second. 
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Waters is third, Will Davison fourth, Reynolds fifth, Tim Slade ninth and James Courtney is 10th. 
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Supercars heads to Hidden Valley Raceway June 17-19 for the Merlin Darwin Triple Crown. 
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Chelsea DeNofa advanced to the quarterfinals in the Formula Drift series. 
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Adam LZ and Justin Pawlak were eliminated in the opening round at Orlando Speed World. 
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DeNofa is seventh in the championship standings, with Pawlak 17th and LZ 26th. 
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The next Formula Drift round is at Englishtown on June 11. 
FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Blaney Wins All-Star Race
Ryan Blaney drove his Mustang to victory in the NASCAR All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway Sunday night, pocketing a $1 million payday, and Cam Waters won two of three races during the Repco Supercars Championship Winton Supersprint weekend in Australia.
- May-23-2022
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