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Daytona Beach | Florida | Dale Jarrett

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by James Mayfield

The 43rd Daytona 500 takes off on Sunday, February 18, from — where else — Daytona Beach, Florida. See defending champ Dale Jarrett take the corners beginning at noon ET on Fox. — J.M.

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