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sportskeeda.com | John Breeden
In any given NASCAR season, there are ups and downs regarding the quality of racing, new tracks being introduced, and other related aspects. Despite the hardships, there have been a few decisions in 2025 that NASCAR seems to have nailed. While the sport isn't perfect and certain decisions leave fans and drivers disgruntled, there have been some things this year that NASCAR has gotten right. Let's take a look at some of them. 1.
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sportskeeda.com | John Breeden
Adam Alexander, the soon-to-be play-by-play announcer for the NASCAR Cup Series TNT/Prime Sports team, recently shared a humorous story about longtime car owner Jack Roush. The NASCAR insider saw firsthand how the co-owner of RFK Racing isn't a wasteful person. In a clip posted to social media by RFK Racing, Alexander recounted a time he and FOX NASCAR analyst Larry McReynolds were set to conduct an interview with the two-time champion car owner at the Kentucky Speedway.
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dnronline.com | John Breeden
Soccer is a way of life for Rylan Walters and her family. Under her mom, Amy Walters, who serves as the Harrisonburg girls head coach, Rylan is one of five varsity freshmen starters, who have focused on both adjusting to the high-level play and setting the Blue Streaks up for success in the future. Rylan’s older brother, JJ, is a Rocktown sophomore on the boys team just down the road from HHS. Their dad, Joshua, is the head coach of the James Madison women’s soccer team.
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dnronline.com | John Breeden
BRIDGEWATER — Spotswood head coach Reid Laughlin emphasized how deep his team is this season. On Wednesday in Bridgewater, the Trailblazers showcased that depth with a quality performance against a formidable Valley District opponent. Spotswood earned a 7-2 win over Turner Ashby, pushing itself one step closer to claiming the Valley District title. “I was really pleased with our No. 5 and No. 6 [players] today — Ben Macgill and Cam Langridge,” Laughlin said.
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sportskeeda.com | John Breeden
In the second season of "NASCAR: Full Speed," the Netflix docuseries, William Byron opened up about talking to a sports therapist. The driver of the #24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet believes it's helped him break out of his shell of being a quieter person, which has led to him being a better asset to his team.
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