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Three Up, Three Down: Drivers in focus leaving Naval Base Coronado

The sport's return to Southern California produced plenty of surprises and drama in the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series NASCAR Cup Series

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NASCAR, Naval Base Coronado come together perfectly for stories worth telling

CORONADO, Calif. -- Ben Kennedy, NASCAR’s chief operating officer, drove. Capt. Loren Jacobi, commanding officer NASCAR Cup Series

Wallace left with mixed emotions after runner-up day at San Diego: ‘What

CORONADO, Calif. -- Bubba Wallace has never been much of a fan of racing on road or street courses in NASCAR. NASCAR Cup Series

Gragson confronts Magnussen after San Diego contact

Tempers carried from the race track to pit road Sunday after the NASCAR Cup Series' inaugural Anduril 250 at Naval NASCAR Cup Series

A matter of time: Corey Heim blooms early as a Cup Series winner with San Diego

CORONADO, Calif. -- Maybe some of the U.S. Navy's finest knew all along, like a group of fortune-tellers in dress NASCAR Cup Series

Tyler Reddick dejected after Coronado loss: ‘Today’s result’

CORONADO, Calif. -- Tyler Reddick appeared in command late in Sunday's inaugural NASCAR Cup Series race at Naval NASCAR Cup Series

Austin Hill puts Zilisch in wall, sparks multicar wreck during Stage 2 restart

Turn 1 became calamity corner again at Naval Base Coronado as a Lap 32 restart in Stage 2 of Sunday's NASCAR Cup NASCAR Cup Series

NASCAR at Naval Base Coronado: Key info, links, results for race weekend

This weekend, NASCAR’s three national series -- the NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and NASCAR Naval Base Coronado

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Corey Heim pulls upset with first career Cup Series win at Naval Base Coronado

CORONADO, Calif. — Corey Heim arrived at the finish line, and at a career milestone, way ahead of schedule.Winning NASCAR Cup Series

Crews replaces Bell during Naval Base Coronado Cup race; exits after mechanical

Brent Crews jumped into the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to replace Christopher Bell during the first caution NASCAR Cup Series