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Race Results: Credit Karma Money 250

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Race Results: Henry 180

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Race Results: Explore the Pocono Mountains 350

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Race Results: Tennessee Lottery 250

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Race Results: Alsco Uniforms 250 Powered by Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen

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NASCAR Drivers In The Indianapolis 500

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With the Indianapolis 500 this weekend it got the NASCAR fan in me thinking. Which NASCAR drivers would I like to see in the Indy 500. The quick answer is all of them, but I made a list of my top 5 picks and an honorable mention. Honorable Mention- Joey Logano... Joey Logano makes this list for three reasons. The first being his thrilling driving style, and aggressive nature. Logano for better or for worse is a true star of the show type of driver and NASCAR fans would watch that. The second reason is the fans perception of Logano. There’s only a few people who are truly in the middle with their opinions of Logano his polarizing nature would be a massive draw. The third reason is the likeliness he could run it although not much if any has been reported on Logano’s interest driving for Roger Penske who owns one of the most historic teams in Indycar, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the Indycar Series Joey could easily find a competitive ride. 5th- Alex Bowman- This one might be a bi...

Race Results: Pit Boss 250

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StatChat Presents: Victory Lane - Race 11

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Each week, we’re going to take a look at how the most recent race winner is doing in a collection of stat categories, and how they stack up against the field.    Buschy McBusch Race 400 – Kansas Congratulations to the Winner Kyle Busch   2021 STATS STANDINGS Kyle Larson Kyle Busch Christopher Bell 337 Points 330 Points 292 Points 6 th 7 th 8 th   AVERAGE POINTS Kyle Larson Kyle Busch Austin Dillon 30.27 Average Points 29.36 Average Points 26.00 Average Points 9 th 10 th 11 th   AVERAGE FINISH Chase Elliott Kyle Busch Austin Dillon 13.27 Average Finish 13.27 Average Finish 13.36 Average Finish 7 th 8 th 9 th   LAPS LED Bubba Wallace Kyle Busch Kevin Harvick 46 Laps Led 34 Laps Led 29 La...

Race Results: Buschy McBusch Race 400

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Race Results: Wise Power 200

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30 Second Read: Kyle Busch captures the Buschy McBusch Race 400

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                              (Kyle Busch celebrates after his victory at Kansas Speedway)                             Photo : https://twitter.com/ToyotaRacing/status/1388992483829424129?s=20 Sunday marked the 16th consecutive season that Kyle Busch has gone to victory lane. The no. 18 M&M's Toyota Camry carried a consistent pace throughout the day and showed that the curse of Kansas Speedway has been lifted for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver. Busch won stage one as well as the race win but had to hold off challengers. In what seemed like another edition of the Kyle and Kyle show, Kyle Larson showed again why he is a force to be reckoned with. With a stage 2 victory, Larson remained in the top 5 all day until the final restart that resulted in what could have been a massive wreck off of turn two turning Ryan Blan...

Race Results: Fr8Auctions 200

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Race Results : 2021 Busch Clash

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16 Days 'Til Daytona - Today's Featured Driver: Kyle Busch

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In case you missed it , StatChat is counting down the days ‘til the 2021 Daytona 500.  Every two days, we will have a new article featuring one of the Top 30 Drivers of 2020.    8 th Place – Kyle Busch – 2341 pts   By the Numbers:   10 th Best Season in 2020 – Kyle Busch famously had a subpar season in 2020 by his own standards.  He had the most DNFs (Did Not Finish) since his first full-time year in 2005.  The last time he had this few Top 10s was 2015 when he missed the first 11 races due to injury.  His average finish in 2020 was 13.83, his 10 th best of 16 full-time seasons.   16 Consecutive Seasons with a Win – Much was made about the prospect of Kyle Busch breaking his streak of 15 straight seasons with at least one win.  Once he was eliminated from the playoffs in the round of 12, that became his biggest focus.  In the 34 th race of 36 in 2020, he finally captured a win at Texas 2, continuing his streak....

10 Bold Predictions for the 2021 NASCAR Season

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  10. Kyle Busch returns with a vengeance – Kyle Busch was notably absent from victory lane for much of 2020.   Kyle only notched one win in 2020, at Texas in the 33 rd race of the season at Texas.   JGR, as a group, was off their game in 2020, with Martin Truex, Jr., also notching only one win.   Nothing was normal in 2020, and nothing was odder than seeing Kyle Busch running outside the top 5 in most races.   Look for the Gibbs camp to get things straightened out this offseason and look for a highly motivated Kyle Busch to return with a vengeance.   My prediction:   Kyle Busch gets the monkey off his back by winning the Daytona 500, ends the season as part of the Championship 4, and the over/under on his victories for the year is 5.     9. Matt D. gets the Wood Brothers their 100 th win – Matt D. has made a name for himself over the last two years.   First, with his impressive run at Bristol in 2019, where he led a ton of laps and...

Tom Willoughby : "What's wrong with Kyle Busch?" A look at Busch's 2020 slump and what we can expect from him in 2021

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  Few topics in the NASCAR world were more talked about than Kyle Busch’s winless streak and his decline in performance in 2020.  After winning his 2 nd championship in 2019, expectations were high in 2020, but Busch suffered through a disappointing season, going winless until the 34th race of the season when he visited victory lane at Texas in October for his lone win in 2020. Opinions varied as to why victories eluded Busch in 2020, and the Kyle Busch haters had a ball throwing out theories on why he wasn’t winning.  Busch turned 35 during the 2020 season, and one popular opinion is that Father Time was beginning to catch up with Busch.  Another opinion is that the lack of practice time was hurting Busch’s performance.  Possibly the most absurd opinion was that the overall decline at Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) exposed Busch as a mediocre driver that could only win when he was in superior equipment – don’t laugh, I actually read that one more than once! The tru...