GWC SPEEDWEEKS COVERAGE
* Kenseth wins one for short-trackers
Matt Kenseth added the final, and perhaps most significant, jewel to his collection. Kenseth passed leader Eliott Sadler on the final lap contested under the green flag to win the 51st annual Daytona 500.
* Drivers play blame game after big one
The man whose surname is synonymous with Daytona may have had the most to do with the outcome of the track’s marquee event.
* For Logano, school's in session
Ten days after his arrival, virtually none of the questions about Joey Logano have been answered as the 51st Daytona 500 readies to roll at Daytona International Speedway.
* Stewart wins Nationwide race
Tony Stewart won the final tuneup for the crown jewel Daytona 500 for the second year in a row.
* Sellers turns a corner
Peyton Sellers has run his last Camping World Series race, at least for the foreseeable future.
* Stoddard a one-man band
The song may be slower than the one he strummed during his rock ‘n roll days as a crew chief at Roush Fenway Racing a decade ago, but Frank Stoddard is no less determined now to hit all the right notes.
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Craven tackling new challenges
Make no mistake about it, Ricky Craven still desires driving race cars. What Craven doesn’t desire, however, is having to sacrifice everything else he loves in his life in order to do that.