Thursday could be stormy at Daytona International Speedway.
There has been at least one wreck every day that Sprint Cup Series cars have been on the track in Daytona this month, including one during Saturday’s Sprint Unlimited special event.
A wreck during Thursday’s Budweiser Duel 150-mile qualifying races could send teams scurrying back to North Carolina for cars before Sunday’s Daytona 500.
Wednesday’s incident involving Ryan Newman, Carl Edwards and Mark Martin was just the latest.
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