FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Fords Lead Most Laps at Daytona Before Wreck Takes Out Logano, Blaney

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FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Fords Lead Most Laps at Daytona Before Wreck Takes Out Logano, Blaney

Feb 20, 2024

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Ford drivers led 103 laps, including a race-best 45 by pole winner Joey Logano, in Monday's rescheduled Daytona 500, and Adrien Fourmaux climbed aboard the podium with a third-place overall finish in the M-Sport Puma Rally1 Hybrid in Sweden.

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Noah Gragson was the top-finishing Ford in ninth, while Chase Briscoe finished 10th in the 66th running of the Daytona 500.
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Defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney finished 30th after being involved in a 23-car pileup with nine laps to go.
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The wreck also claimed pole-winner Joey Logano who led a race-best 45 laps.
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Ford led 103 of the 200 circuits among nine different drivers.
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The Cup Series will head to Atlanta Motor Speedway Sunday.
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Riley Herbst led Ford with a sixth-place finish in Monday’s rain-delayed NASCAR Xfinity Series race.
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Cole Custer was in position for a solid finish but got hit from behind with nine laps to go and finished 13th.
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Ryan Sieg was also among the leaders at the end and finished 22nd after getting involved in an accident on the final lap.
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Hailie Deegan and Frankie Muniz both had their races cut short after being involved in separate multi-car accidents.
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The Xfinity Series will head to Atlanta Motor Speedway Saturday.
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Matt Crafton led Ford in a wreck-filled NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season-opener with a seventh-place finish.
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Ty Majeski won the pole and finished second in Stage 1 and sixth in Stage 2 before ending up 12th due to a last-lap accident.
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He led three times for six laps in a race that went to overtime, while Ben Rhodes led five laps before a tire went down and resulted in an accident that ended his night.
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The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series continues Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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Adrien Fourmaux had a third-place overall finish in the M-Sport Puma Rally1 Hybrid in the FIA World Rally Championship in Sweden.
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He sits in third place with 29 points in the championship standings.
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Next up on the WRC schedule is Rally Kenya, March 28-31.

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