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Driver Riley Herbst won’t race at Daytona because of ‘lingering effects’ from crash

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Driver Riley Herbst won’t race at Daytona because of ‘lingering effects’ from crash
Toronto Star
Toronto Star56 mins ago
Driver Riley Herbst won’t race at Daytona because of ‘lingering effects’ from crash
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Harrison Burton replaces Riley Herbst for Daytona NASCAR Cup race
23XI Racing announced that there will be a driver change behind the wheel of the No. 35 Toyota for Saturday night's regular season finale at Daytona International Speedway. Herbst qualified fifth for the race, but he won't even be able to start the event. Harrison Burton, who won the 2024 Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona
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