Welcome to Michigan. Here’s the typical schedule we deal with on an average day
6am Try not to freeze to death. Wear layers. Drink coffee
10am Becomes more tolerable, still chilly… but manageable
2pm Take all those layers off! It’s way too hot out for them now.
4pm Who invited the wind?
6pm Why is there a tornado over yonder?
8pm WOW! Awesome Sunset!
10pm Grab those layers again. It’s going to drop to 28 overnight. Expect snow showers tomorrow!
Somehow, we all love it and we're still living here... Pure Michigan.
Kyle Busch's Richard Childress Racing team unloads their car for the Coca-Cola 600.
The number is now 33. The driver is now Austin Hill. A black No. 8 decal sits just below the driver's side window
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KYLE LARSON: What happened? I don't even know. A lot of stuff happened. We were able to get to lead our lane and Chase went with us, which was great. Then I don't know if it just broke the momentum up of the bottom and the top lane, but then the two Fords got rolling on the outside.
Was just kind of hoping our middle lane would go or something would happen. But yeah, I don't know. We did a really good job all night getting the Stage 1 win and had a shot to win Stage 2, just made some mistakes.
Then I don't really think I made any mistakes there at the end, just the lanes and stuff didn't work out in our favor. Yeah, cool to get another finish on a superspeedway and great to have Alex in the playoffs. That was pretty crazy there at the end with all the cars around us who needed a win to get locked in, and that was going to hurt him.
Happy that Blaney won and was hoping just one of us who had won could win. Glad to have Alex in and all four Hendrick cars go for a championship
Carson Hocevar, driver of Spire Motorsports’ No. 77 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, has been named the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Sunoco Rookie of the Year.
The Portage, Mich., native earned the honors on the strength of one top-five, six top-10 and 13 top-15 finishes. In his first full-season at the controls of the No. 77 Chevrolet, Hocevar brought home a career best third-place finish in the Cup Series September visit to Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International.