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New Motorsports Podcast - Great American Daytona to Premier in 2022 In celebration of the first anniversary of RacingRefresh.com, a new story-telling podcast will be available free for our readers to enjoy on their favourite podcast or music streaming devices. Great American Daytona will review the most memorable moments of the Daytona International Raceway in short story form.  Each episode will take a specific time or moment from the past of the historic track, celebrating the highs, and honoring the lows. Episodes will be narrated by our assortment of RacingRefresh.com content creators in an effort to keep you interested and anticipating future episodes.  "Daytona is a track that is hard to explain to people that have never attended or lived a classic race, be it a fan, driver, or sponsor. We hope to be able to take our listeners to the most significant moments in time at Daytona International Speedway, at least for a little while. They'll be able to forget where they...

        Coming off a somewhat successful season two in the iRacing 2021 calendar, the Racing Refresh team dives into a very busy season three. After moving up from the rookie series in both paved oval and road, we look to be continuing on up the ladder to eventually make starts in Class A oval and the iRacing IndyCar Series. Class A is run with the current NASCAR Cup Series cars. Over the next twelve weeks in both  Road to Indy and Road to Cup , we will be challenged by a different variety of tracks with each week being different from the last.  Below is the twelve-week schedule for both series. You can catch all the virtual racing this week, starting at 9:00 P.M. Est on the Racing Refresh Facebook page.       Road to Indy: Indy Lights on Thursday Night Week 1 (6-17): Tsukuba Circuit - 2000 M  Week 2 (6-24): Charlotte Motor Speedway - Oval Week 3 (7-1): New Hampshire Motor Speedway Road Course with South Oval Week 4 (7-8): Lime...

       We here at RacingRefresh.com present you with the motor sports power rankings, where each week we will take a look at ten drivers from the top racing series around the world. Making the list is an internal poll that our writers have filled out to present their top ten drivers of the week.  #1:  Lewis Hamilton - Formula One      "I love the conversation of 'Greatest of All-Time'. LeBron vs. Jordan, Red Sox Vs. Yankees, Brady Vs. The World (See what I did there?). Prior to 2007, it was apparent in my mind that the greatest human race car driver was and would always be Michael Schumacher. His poise and physique combined with a schedule that benefited him, and what must have been billions of dollars from Marlboro and Ferrari were a combination of greatness that is rarely matched. I believe that Lewis Hamilton's passing of Schumacher for wins alone puts him as the greatest of all-time. Not only in Formula 1, but in all forms of motor sports...

 Tune in tonight on our Facebook or Youtube page for Racing Refresh's weekly installment. NASCAR Cup Series Rookie Quin Houff joined our team earlier today, and answered questions from AJ Appeal and Zach Bell. We are excited we were able to have him join our show. 

  ( Photo Source : Twitter.com/Team_Penske ) Brad Keselowski's #2 Alliance Parts Team Penske Ford finished the evening in victory lane after leading nearly half of the scheduled 400 laps on Richmond's .75 mile oval. Pre-race favorite Martin Truex Jr. was not as fortunate, finishing 2.568 seconds behind in second place. Pole sitter Kevin Harvick finished 7th.  Every caution in Saturday night's event was predetermined. There was one competition caution, and a caution at the end of the first and second stage of the event. No wrecks or debris caused the race to break.   The win tonight is Brad's fourth of the 2020 season, second at Richmond Raceway, and 34th career win in the NASCAR Cup Series. With the win, his team has now advanced into the next round of NASCAR's playoffs. (UPDATE) - Post-race inspection is complete. The win is official. Top 5 :  1. Brad Keselowski 2. Martin Truex Jr. 3. Joey Logano 4. Austin Dillon 5. Chase Elliott Notables 6. Kyle Busch 7. Kevin...

    

  7-Time Champion Jimmie Johnson announced via Twitter today that he would be participating in the NTT Indycar Series in 2021 and 2022. His commitment has been reported to be for street and road-course events only with a possibility of running in his first Indianapolis 500 in 2022. Johnson's initial interest in the Indianapolis 500 was limited due to safety but he stated he was impressed with the results of the new aeroscreen on the open-wheeled race cars. No mention of Jimmie's potential part-time future in NASCAR was made during the announcemen t.