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Nascar driver Timmy Hill is no stranger to racing. In fact, he is in his 9th year of Cup Series racing. Timmy was born ebruary 25, 1993 in Port Tobacco, Maryland. Timmy is the son of former NASCAR driver Jerry Hill and brother of current driver Tyler Hill. Hill is currently two races into his first full-time Season in the NASCAR Cup Series. He will spend 2020 driving the No. 66 Toyota Camry for MBM Motorsports. Hill will also compete full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series (where he won rookie of the year honors in 2011) driving the No. 61 and 66 Camry for MBM. Hill has competed in 94 Cup races over 9 years with his best finish coming in the 2017 Brickyard 400 where he came in 17th. His second best finish was in this year's Daytona 500 where he placed 27th. He followed that performance with a DNF in Vegas. Hill an the rst of the gang from the Nascar Cup Series are headed west to California for the Auto Club 400.   For more about Timmy or your favorite driver visi...

Image: USA TODAY    It all begins again today!  The 2020 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series kicks off with the 62nd running of the Daytona 500.   The festivities are set to begin under sunny Florida skies with driver introductions at 2:15 followed by the invocation and national anthem at 2:53.  The anthem will be  punctuated by a fly over by the US Air Force Thunderbirds. President Trump is giving the command to start engines at  3:06. President Trump is the second sitting president to give the famous command.   George W. Bush was grand marshall in 2004.     The 200 lap/ 500 mile race is divided into three stages. The first stage ends on lap 65, the second on 130 and the final stage ends with the waving of the checkered flag.     Coverage begins at 2:30 on WYDC Big Fox.  You can watch is live online by visiting   https://wydc-tv.com/  and clicking the FOX NOW icon. 

image:  NBC SPORTS    Former Redskins coach, three time winning Super Bowl Coach, and 4 time NASCAR Cup Series Championship team owner Joe Gibbs was honored during the NFL 100 Ceremony prior last night's big game, but it wasn't the only honor for the 79 year old sports legend.   Gibbs was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, NC last Friday night.   Joe Gibbs Racing has amassed a total of 8 racing championships (4 in the Cup Series and 4 in the Xfinity Series) and a total of more than 400 trips to victory lane.