Grace Woelbing, Author at SPEED SPORT

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Cianciarulo Out For Arlington With Aggravated Wrist Injury

Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo will sit out today’s Monster Energy AMA Supercross race at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, due to an aggravated wrist injury.

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Colt Nichols Aims To Reach Full Potential With Honda HRC

Honda HRC’s Colt Nichols performed better than he expected during the opening round of Monster Energy AMA Supercross on Jan. 7.

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Does Age Matter In Motorsports?

When Tony Stewart made his Top Alcohol drag racing debut last October, part of the reason he elected to hit the drag strip and not an oval was his age.

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Dragster Drive Rejuvenates Tony Stewart

Tony Stewart may be known for his versatility behind the wheel, but as he sees it, he’s essentially been in the same bubble his entire career.

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Musquin Sidelined From Supercross Indefinitely

Red Bull KTM rider Marvin Musquin has been sidelined from Monster Energy AMA Supercross indefinitely due to a wrist injury he sustained in January.

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Cooper Webb Has His Belief Back

Last weekend at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., Cooper Webb was told to pack it up and go home.

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Sexton Secures Fourth Consecutive Fast Qualifier

For a fourth consecutive week, Honda HRC’s Chase Sexton was the fast qualifier in the 450cc class of Monster Energy AMA Supercross.

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California Crop Takes On Oakland Supercross

Colby Copp, Ty Freehill and Joshua Varize have arrived at their home race on the Monster Energy AMA Supercross circuit.

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Hill Plans To Do Whatever It Takes To Make The Daytona 500

For Austin Hill, racing in the NASCAR Cup Series was the ultimate dream. Lining up on the grid at the Daytona 500 was going to be the cherry on top, should he ever reach the Cup Series level.

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Daytona 500: The Win Every Driver Wants On His Resume

It’s the one you want to get. To no one’s surprise, that’s how defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano describes the Daytona 500.