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Those freaks of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Daytona and Talladega always bring us surprises. Maybe that’s why the multitudes love those two tracks.

When the green flag fell on NASCAR's Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series' events at Daytona, there was one thing evident to those of us at home watching on television.

It was fourth of July weekend in Daytona Beach and there were more than just fireworks in the sky.

The duo of David Ragan and Matt Kenseth teamed up to take the double green-white-checkered flag finish on Saturday night in the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona.

Stewart-Haas Racing’s Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman are making it clear, they don’t think blocking is cool. Last weekend Stewart took matters into his own hands by expressing displeasure with the way drivers, specifically Brian Vickers, were racing.

Joey Logano finally found victory lane in a restrictor plate race after being the man who pushed the eventual winners the last few plate races.

After spinning on lap 26, Joey Logano came back to through the field with a mass of different partners and hooked up with teammate Kyle Busch at the end to win the race.

At the end of qualifying for the Coke Zero 400, it was 52-year old Mark Martin scoring his 50th career pole as he put the No. 5 on the pole.

It’s time to head back to “The World’s Most Famous Beach”!! We head back to the birthplace of stock car racing this weekend.

Starting Saturday night in Daytona there will be just 10 races left before the 2011 Chase for the Sprint Cup kicks off in Chicago