Daniel Suárez had another rough outing in his No. 99 Chevrolet, unable to avoid contact with a spinning Katherine Legge. Running in sixth place, Suárez ultimately finished 23rd, as Legge fought to control her car instead of letting it spin out.

It’s understandable if Daniel Suarez is not pleased with the start to his 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. After finishing 13th in the season-opening Daytona 500, the Trackhouse Racing driver was involved in a pair of crashes at Atlanta and Circuit of the Americas,

Daniel Suárez isn’t happy with NASCAR for allowing Katherine Legge to race at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday. Legge made her Cup Series debut in the Shriners Children’s 300 and outside of an early spin, stayed out of trouble — until Lap 215.

NASCAR veteran Kevin Harvick clarified his opinion about Katherine Legge’s NASCAR Cup Series debut and how it ruined Daniel Suarez’s day. Legge’s debut at the Phoenix Raceway was not something she would have hoped for.

After seeing a potential top-10 finish at Phoenix wiped out in a crash with debutant Katherine Legge, Daniel Suárez was critical of NASCAR's driver approval process for the NASCAR Cup Series in a conversation captured on his YouTube Vlog Series.

It’s been a tough couple weeks on the track for Daniel Suarez. And he clearly wasn’t feeling great about things after being taken out in a race for the second straight week, this time by Katherine Legge.

Katherine Legge crashed at Phoenix Raceway in her first NASCAR Cup Series race and collected Daniel Suarez On Sunday, NASCAR raced at Phoenix Raceway. Katherine Legge became this first female to race in the NASCAR Cup Series since Danica Patrick in 2018.