Keselowski dominated the Daytona field to a tune of 115 laps led, rounding out his restrictor-plate prowess by collecting his first win at the Florida track.
A big wreck took Harvick out of the race, saddled him with a 39th-place finish -- and he still holds a standings lead of 14 points.
The third of four Fords in the top five, Logano is starting to put the pieces of a solid stretch together -- unless the guy that used to drive his No. 22 has anything to say about it.
In case you missed the reference in Logano's capsule, this is the guy who used to drive his No. 22. And Busch is not happy.
Edwards' record at Kentucky is a mixed bag -- as is a trend for a majority of Sprint Ciup drivers, it seems -- but he does have two top fives at the track: his first race there -- and his most recent.
Busch had a four-race swoon after his Kansas win, but appears to be back on track after a runner-up finish at Daytona and a top 10 at Sonoma -- plus he's the defending race winner at Kentucky.
Sure, Truex only has two top 10s at Kentucky, but he's never finished outside the top 20. Don't expect a down night for the No. 78 driver.
Johnson and Jamie McMurray wrecked, landing 35th- and 34th-place finishes, respectively. They had a little chat about it after, but things didn't get too heated -- after all, they do have six championships between them.
Elliott has never raced at the Sprint Cup level at Kentucky, but he does have two top 10s in XFINITY Series competition.
Like several other drives, Hamlin has two top fives at Kentucky, with some other not-so-good results.
Kenseth had a disappointing day at Daytona, but hey -- at least he has a primary sponsor for 2017.
Larson's short career at Kentucky is not wonderful, with finishes of 40th and 35th. That said -- he started first last year and started sixth in 2014.
Dillon's restrictor-plate success continued at Daytona and he's now approaching the top 10 in points.
Junior has -- wait for it -- two top fives at Kentucky. He did have the pole in 2013, which was his last pole on an intermediate track.
Stop me if you've heard this before -- Newman has two top fives at Kentucky. It certainly seems like we're going to see a mixed bag of drivers in the top 5 and top 10 this weekend.
With two wins at Kentucky in the XFINITY Series, one would think Blaney should excel in his first Sprint Cup start there.
For the last six races, Kahne has alternated a top 10 with a non-top-10. If the trend holds, he'll finish in the top 10 at Kentucky -- as long as he stays out of the ... 10's ... way.
Another solid race for Bayne at Daytona led what could be the beginning of a long overdue Roush renaissance.
McMurray only has one top-10 finish at Kentucky in his career, but it was a runner-up performance.
Stewart wrecked out of his final Daytona race, but managed to still move into the top 30 in points. Given his situation, that's still a win.
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