Justin Allgaier looks to follow up on his Xfinity win in Las Vegas as he sits on top of the championship standings with his win in Vegas.
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What’s next for the land around the Trop?
“We believe that the focus should be on keeping residents and not profit-driven businesses at the heart of any proposed redevelopment.”
Tampa, Orlando line up to make pitch to bring Rays to their city
The development deal to build the Tampa Bay Rays a new stadium in St. Petersburg appears to be dead. Now, other groups are lining up to buy the team and take it to another city.
A Rays move to Ybor City could still be possible
For months, the Tampa Bay Rays celebrated the signing of a deal between their group, the city of St. Petersburg, and the Pinellas County Commission.
NASCAR at Daytona: Drama, crashes fill race with surprise winner
The COKE ZERO SUGAR 400 race was filled with drama and crashing at the Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night.
4 things to watch for as NASCAR regular series draws to a close
After a big wreck in Michigan that shuffled the deck on the finish of the race and the point standings in the Cup series, there are four things to look for as the regular season draws to a close.
NASCAR racer Zane Smith gives on upcoming Coke Zero Sugar 400 race
It’s one of NASCAR’s biggest stages from the Daytona 500 in February to the Coke Zero Sugar race in August.
Groups meet to oppose Rays stadium deal before key city council vote
St. Petersburg City Council members met to discuss setting up a vote on the proposed stadium and development deal with the Tampa Bay Rays.
St. Pete City Council gets deep-dive briefing on proposed new Rays stadium
St. Petersburg City Council members were briefed on the details of the deal that would allow the team to keep playing in the city, but not all members believe the agreement is worth the expense.
Poll shows St. Pete residents are opposed to new Rays stadium deal, group says
A group opposed to the Tampa Bay Rays proposed stadium deal says a newly conducted poll shows most St. Petersburg residents don’t like the deal currently on the table.