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2018 Daytona 500 penalty data Can-Am Duel 150 #1 Can-Am Duel 150 #2 Previous race results Next race results                     Previous at this track / Next at this track     Post Monster Energy NASCAR Cup race number 1 of 36 Sunday, February 18, 2018 at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL 200 laps* on a 2.500 mile paved track (500.000 miles) Time of race: 3:26:15 Average speed: 150.545 mph Pole speed: 195.644 mph Cautions: 8 for 37 laps Margin of victory: .260 sec Attendance: n/a Lead changes: 24 Green flag passes: 6,267 (36.9 per green flag lap) (Source: NASCAR loop data) Glossary    2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup results   /   2018 standings

Click on a driver's name to see all his penalties for this year in this series. Pit road penalty data for this race: Nbr Driver Lap Flag Infraction Penalty 11 Denny Hamlin 10 Car/Truck pitting out of the assigned pit box 1 lap 34 Michael McDowell 10 Too fast entering pits Tail end 6 Trevor Bayne 10 Crew member over wall too soon Tail end 1 Jamie McMurray 61 Too many men over the wall Tail end 42 Kyle Larson 61 Crew member over wall too soon Tail end 18 Kyle Busch 62 Tire violation Tail end 42 Kyle Larson 94 Too many men over the wall Tail end 18 Kyle Busch 95 Too many men over the wall Tail end 14 Clint Bowyer 105 Too many men over the wall Tail end 42 Kyle Larson 105 Crew member over wall too soon Tail end 42 Kyle Larson 123 Crew member over wall too soon Tail end 78 Martin Truex Jr 123 Tire violation Tail end 18 Kyle Busch 156 Too fast exiting pits Pass thru 22 Joey Logano 171 Too fast entering pits Pass thru 18 Kyle Busch 180 Safety violation Must pit (fix back bumper cover) 78 Martin Truex Jr 200 Crew member over wall too soon Tail end

Note: pre-race penalties and penalties for pitting too soon are not included; pre-race penalties are shown on the race results pages and pitting too soon is normally done by choice with the knowledge that a will be incurred.