0 — Races David Malukas ran for Arrow McLaren after signing with the NTT IndyCar Series team at the end of last season.
.046 — Reaction time Justin Ashley posted during the Top Fuel final round at the Four-Wide Nationals, allowing him to pick up his second win of the NHRA season.
1 — Karter Sarff earned his first MOWA winged sprint car victory in his first start driving Chase Briscoe’s No. 5 Saturday at Red Hill Raceway.
2 — Carson Kvapil finished runner-up at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway in only his second NASCAR Xfinity Series start. He finished fourth in his debut at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.
2 — Noah Gragson scored his second straight top-10 finish in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway after finishing sixth.
2 — Ryan Truex has collected his only two NASCAR Xfinity Series victories in back-to-back seasons at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway.
3 — With his win in Sunday’s Wurth 400 at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway, Denny Hamlin notched his third win in the first 11 NASCAR Cup Series races. He last accomplished that feat in 2010, where he eventually finished runner-up in the standings.
3.820 — Seconds it took John Force to travel from the staging lane to the top end during qualifying for the Four-Wide Nationals on Friday night. His performance set a Funny Car track record at zMAX Dragway.
5 — On Sunday, Matt Hagan became the fifth different event winner in five Funny Car races.
5 — Kevin Harvick is set to wheel Kyle Larson’s No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet during practice and qualifying at the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro (N.C.) Speedway. Larson will be in Indianapolis attempting to qualify for the Indianapolis 500.
7 — Jett Lawrence has won seven of the 15 Monster Energy AMA Supercross races this season.
7 — Wins in 23 starts for Anthony Macri, who leads the National Sprint Car Rankings.
11 — Ford has yet to win a NASCAR Cup Series race in 11 races this season.
12 — Points separating 450SX leader Jett Lawrence and Cooper Webb in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross title fight with two races to go.
19 — Linus Lundqvist started 19th in Sunday’s NTT IndyCar Series race at Alabama’s Barber Motorsports Park. He vaulted to third by race’s end to score his first IndyCar podium
24 — Number of the Landon Simon Racing winged sprint car that USAC champion Logan Seavey will drive in select races this season.
33 — Ricky Thornton Jr. topped the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series field for the 33rd time in his career on Sunday night at Pennsylvania’s Port Royal Speedway.
50 — Matt Hagan earned his 50th NHRA Funny Car victory Sunday at North Carolina’s zMAX Dragway.
54 — Denny Hamlin picked up his 54th NASCAR Cup Series triumph Sunday at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway.
100 — Will Power earned his 100th podium finish in the NTT IndyCar Series on Sunday at Barber Motorsports Park, tying him with Michael Andretti for the fourth most in series history.
105 — Greg Anderson collected his 105th NHRA Pro Stock triumph Sunday at North Carolina’s zMAX Dragway.