Players get one or more squares on a 10×10 grid. Before the Daytona 500, each row and column gets a random digit from 0 to 9. After Stage 1, Stage 2, and the Final, the last digits of the winning car numbers point to one square on the board. That square wins.
Three chances to beat your family, friends, group, team, or coworkers.
See how a squares pool played out at a recently completed race below. Choose a past year to preview what could happen at the upcoming race.
Tyler Reddick, No. 45, 23XI Racing
Tyler Reddick wins the 68th Daytona 500 with a last-lap pass after 66 lead changes — the most in...
The winning square's journey across the grid as P1/P2 digits change
Brighter squares were the winning position longer
Every lead change and key moment
#8 moves to P1 ahead of John Hunter Nemechek
#42 moves to P1 ahead of Kyle Busch
#22 moves to P1 ahead of Chase Briscoe
Car #38 leads
Briscoe ran strong from early but pitted before the stage end.
#19 moves to P1 ahead of Zane Smith
#38 moves to P1 ahead of Austin Cindric
P1: 8 | P2: 2
#11 moves to P1 ahead of Bubba Wallace
#1 moves to P1 ahead of Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Car #23 leads
Busch and Larson swapped the lead seven times before Wallace surged ahead.
#8 moves to P1 ahead of Kyle Larson
#23 moves to P1 ahead of Ryan Blaney
P1: 3 | P2: 2
Car #71 leads
McDowell looked poised to pull off another Daytona 500 upset.
Car #45 wins
A last-lap pass gives Reddick his first Daytona 500 victory.
#71 moves to P1 ahead of Carson Hocevar
#45 moves to P1 ahead of Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
P1: 5 | P2: 7
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Speedway Squares for the Daytona 500. Pick squares, reveal numbers, and cheer when the top-two car numbers match your square. Play for snacks, dares, prizes, or cash.
Four simple steps from start to winner.
Takes about 30 seconds
Everything to run your squares pool, start to finish
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Automatically tracks car numberss and highlights winners in real-time.
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Set up your squares pool for the Daytona 500 in seconds. Pick the race, name your board, and customize your settings.
Send one link to friends, family, or coworkers. They claim squares instantly. No account needed.
The top-two car numbers determine the winning square after each stage. The grid lights up and winners are highlighted automatically.
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