Steve Lauletta, president of 23XI Racing, tells SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that the team has secured a charter in a deal with StarCom Racing and Spire Motorsports.The charter will go to the No. 45 car for Kurt Busch. He will be a teammate to Bubba Wallace.
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With each day, the start of the 2022 NASCAR Cup schedule is closer.
The 2022 Cup season begins Feb. 6 with the Busch Light Clash exhibition race at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Daytona 500 follows on Feb. 20.
New to the Cup schedule will be World Wide Technology Raceway, a 1.25-mile track in Madison, Illinois. The Cup race there will be June 5.
Homestead-Miami Speedway moves back into the playoffs in the 2022 NASCAR Cup schedule. Richmond Raceway moves out of the playoffs to a date in August. The Bristol Dirt Race moves to a prime-time start on Easter Sunday.
Twenty-two races down. Fourteen to go. NASCAR‘s 2021 Cup Series season has been an eventful one, to say the least, and now that the schedule is in the midst of a two-week break, there has been ample time to reflect on all that has happened so far. From numerous victors to new tracks and record […]RELATED: Playoff picture | Championship standings | Title odds
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Also, the series has only one weekend off between the Daytona 500 and the Nov. 6 championship race at Phoenix Raceway.
Here’s a look at the 2022 NASCAR Cup schedule with TV and ticket information:
TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Inaugural event at LA Coliseum. Kyle Busch won last year’s event at Daytona
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TV: FS1
Defending race winners: Aric Almirola and Austin Dillon
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Michael McDowell
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Alex Bowman (won 2020 event; track did not host 2021 race)
Chase Elliott will make his sprint car debut Tuesday night at Merced (California) Speedway. He's raced a variety of cars this season and says it has helped make him better.Elliott started 2021 racing a midget car at the Chili Bowl in January and “had a blast” doing so. A couple of weeks later, he made his debut in the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, driving for the Action Express Racing team that started on the pole.
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Martin Truex Jr.
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Ryan Blaney
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Chase Elliott
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Alex Bowman
Changing to the wheel from having five lug nuts to one is leading to big changes with pit stops. Also, one Cup team seeks to mirror how F1 teams operate.But those changes don’t compare to what is in store for next season. The wheels will have one lug nut instead of five. While that seems minor, it will impact pit stops in significant ways.
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Martin Truex Jr.
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Joey Logano
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Brad Keselowski
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Alex Bowman
The five final berths to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will be decided via playoffs that will be held in Europe and around the world.FIFA will conduct the draw in Zurich at 11 a.m. ET (5 p.m. CET - Central European Time) and it will determine the matchups that will assign the final three berths in Europe, as well as the two intercontinental playoff berths (details below). The draw will be streamed live on FIFA.com, on YouTube, and on Twitter.
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Martin Truex Jr.
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Kyle Busch
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: Fox
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Inaugural event
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TV: FS1
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: NBC
ATTLEBORO, Mass. — NASCAR, JDV Productions and Lee USA Speedway announced Tuesday that the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will visit Lee on May 21, 2022, for a 175-lap race. Set to be showcased as part of a full Saturday afternoon of racing, the Whelen Modified Tour will return to the New Hampshire oval for the […]The Lee event marks the fourth and final for 2022 that will be promoted by JDV Productions, led by Josh Vanada and his group of motorsports professionals. The JDV schedule will begin at Lee and will continue with events at Jennerstown Speedway on May 28, Monadnock Speedway on June 18 and Claremont Motorsports Park on July 29.
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Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Chase Elliott
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Kurt Busch
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Aric Almirola
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson (two races at track last year)
As new Cup owners have emerged in NASCAR, most have come from within the sport. The next step could be attracting new owners from outside the sport.“It’s certainly been a learning experience,” Marks told NBC Sports about his first season as a Cup owner. “We’ve packed a lot of stuff into the last 12 months.
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: AJ Allmendinger
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Ryan Blaney
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Martin Truex Jr.
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Ryan Blaney
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Denny Hamlin
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: USA
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Bubba Wallace
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Denny Hamlin
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: William Byron
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Alex Bowman
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TV: NBC
Defending race winner: Kyle Larson
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2022 NASCAR Cup schedule, TV info, ticket info originally appeared on NBCSports.com
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As new Cup owners have emerged in NASCAR, most have come from within the sport. The next step could be attracting new owners from outside the sport.“It’s certainly been a learning experience,” Marks told NBC Sports about his first season as a Cup owner. “We’ve packed a lot of stuff into the last 12 months.