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Newman tries to move on from Daytona crash he can't recall

Imagine if the one thing everyone remembers about you is the one thing you can't remember. It's the world in which NASCAR driver Ryan Newman lives.

Memories of last year's Daytona 500 do not swirl around Denny Hamlin winning his second consecutive 500 but the last-lap crash in which Newman's car went airborne and landed on the roof amid a sea of sparks and fire. Track personnel brought out a screen to keep the public from seeing as Newman was cut from his car, a process that took more

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