William Byron backed up last weekend’s victory at Las Vegas with a victory in Sunday’s United Rentals 500 at Phoenix Raceway. Its his 6th career win and his first at the short track. In NASCAR’s first race with a new short track package, the race was mostly run without incident. Aric Almirola would bring outContinue reading “United Rentals 500 Race Recap: 2 in a Row for William Byron”
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