Roush Fenway Racing president Steve Newmark said of Ryan Newman: "Ryan wants to figure out how he can get back here, get that waiver, win a race and get into the playoffs...The minute he is given the green light to be back at the track, even if it's not to race, he will be back here."

Ryan McGee, ESPN Senior Writer8h ago

Ryan Newman issued a lengthy statement today via Roush Fenway Racing president Steve Newmark, who met with media Sunday morning at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Within that statement: "I was fortunate to avoid any internal organ damage or broken bones. I did sustain a head injury for which I'm currently being treated. The doctors have been pleased with my progression over the last few days."

Ryan McGee, ESPN Senior Writer8h ago

NASCAR's press conference did not address Ryan Newman's injuries/condition/return timetable. Roush Fenway Racing president Steve Newmark is scheduled to meet with media Sunday morning at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Ryan McGee, ESPN Senior Writer1d ago

NASCAR just finished Las Vegas press conference re: Ryan Newman's crash. The highlights: - Daytona safety team's response was quick but careful. - Newman needs to receive medical clearance to race again, there's no timetable on that. - NASCAR's investigation will include a focus on speed & aero package and how they contributed to Newman's car getting airborne. - No changes to overtime procedures.

Ryan McGee, ESPN Senior Writer1d ago