Daniel Suarez is headed to the NASCAR All-Star Race after winning the fan vote on Sunday.
He will compete in the main event despite his No. 7 Chevrolet sustaining significant damage.
What happened?
The fan vote allowed Suarez to advance to Segment 3 of the exhibition race.
NASCAR fans rallied behind him after his car was damaged during the NASCAR All-Star Open.
Why it matters for Daniel Suarez
Suarez has a passionate fanbase across the NASCAR world.
He has consistently ranked among the sport's most popular drivers and has previously benefited from strong fan support.
What comes next?
The NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway features a unique multi-segment format.
It does not award championship points, allowing teams and drivers to race aggressively for the massive payday and bragging rights.
Suarez will take the green flag in the All-Star Race alongside other top drivers.
The official starting lineup includes Denny Hamlin, Chase Briscoe, and Tyler Reddick.
The fan vote has become one of NASCAR's most unpredictable All-Star traditions.
It gives supporters direct control over one final driver advancing into the million-dollar main event.
Suarez's damaged car will still be on the track, thanks to the fan vote.
He will compete against top drivers, including William Byron and Joey Logano.
The NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway is a highly anticipated event.
It features a unique format and a massive payday for the winner.
Suarez's advancement to the main event is a testament to his strong fanbase.
He will compete in the All-Star Race on Sunday, despite his damaged car.
The starting lineup for the NASCAR All-Star Race is set.
Suarez will start alongside other top drivers, including Kyle Busch and Ryan Blaney.