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NASCAR announces rule changes for summer Cup race at Daytona

NASCAR is implementing new aerodynamic and power specifications for the upcoming summer Cup race at Daytona.

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NASCAR has announced rule changes for the summer Cup race at Daytona, specifically introducing a new superspeedway aero package. According to Road & Track, the stock cars will operate with less power than a Ford Mustang GT during the August event.

Coverage from NASCAR.com, Jayski, and RACER emphasizes the technical shifts in the aero package. Digiday reports that these adjustments are part of a broader effort to rebuild the organization's commercial engine to attract motorsports fans.

Future developments center on the implementation of these superspeedway package changes for the race scheduled in August.

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What specific technical changes were announced?

NASCAR is changing the aero package and superspeedway specifications for the Daytona race.

How does the power of the stock cars compare to consumer vehicles?

According to Road & Track, the cars will run with less power than a Ford Mustang GT.

What is the stated goal behind these commercial changes?

Digiday reports the changes are intended to tempt back motorsports fans.

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