Ryan Blaney won the pole on Saturday for Sunday’s race. Austin Cindric and Joey Logano, will start second and fourth, respectively.

With 14 laps remaining in Sunday’s Daytona 500, Kyle Busch was on the move. He had raced mid-pack much of the evening as Ryan Blaney, Austin Cindric, Joey Logano and Bubba Walla

Zane Smith 12th – Joey Logano 15th – Todd Gilliland 18th – Ryan Preece 25th – Josh Berry 28th – Austin Cindric 30th – Chris Buescher 34th – Noah Gragson 35th – Cody Ware 36th – Cole Custer 38th – Corey LaJoie 39th – Brad Keselowski - Speedway Digest Staff - February 23,

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Austin Cindric led a dominant day for Team Penske in the Daytona but was one of the most frustrated after being among those wrecked in the closing laps. Cindric was the leader at the white flag,

At 26 years old, Team Penske racer Austin Cindric has a very long runway ahead of him in his NASCAR Cup Series driving career. However, even in the early stages

Joey Logano claimed the first stage win and Team Penske teammates Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric lead a 1-2 to close out Stage 2.

Red flag. Corey Lajoie attempts to stay ahead of Austin Cindric, but the 2 car gets a run via a Denny Hamlin push. Final eight laps. Lap 186: Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s block causes crash that knocks out Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney Ricky Stenhouse Jr. throws an ...

Lap 192 green flag restart: Corey LaJoie tries to hold off Austin Cindric, but Cindric gets by. Crash on Lap 185 brings a caution: Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney, Kyle Busch, Noah Gragson, Todd Gilliland, Chase Elliott and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. are involved.