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Pre-race fan question & answer session at Talladega:

The past, present and future stars of NASCAR will be out in full force for Talladega Superspeedway's Pre-Race Fan Question & Answer Session, set for Sunday, Oct. 15, prior to the start of the Alabama 500. Joining already announced drivers Brad Keselowski and Chase ...
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Sunday Dover Notebook – Ryan Newman falls just short in bid to advance in Playoff

The post-mortem on the run that eliminated Ryan Newman from the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoff boils down to three simple words-not good enough. Newman left Dover International Speedway with a 13th-place finish in Sunday's Apache Warrior 400, a result that...
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Kyle Busch steals Playoff win at Dover from Chase Elliott

Call him the Grinch. Halloween may be the next holiday on the calendar, but Kyle Busch stole Christmas morning from Chase Elliott late on Sunday afternoon at Dover International Speedway. Running Elliott down from more than four seconds back in the last 40 laps of ...
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Dover: What to Watch For

Who's Hot and Who's Not - Dover (Playoff Driver Edition); First Playoff Eliminations This Week. After Sunday's race at Dover, the Cup Series playoff field will have the bottom 4 drivers eliminated. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is currently ahead of Austin Dillon for the final...
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Dover NASCAR National Series News

The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series travels to Dover International Speedway Sunday for the Round of 16 Playoffs cutoff race - the Apache Warrior 400 presented by Lucas Oil. The lowest four drivers in points without a win in the Round of 16 will be eliminated following...
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Sunday New Hampshire Notebook:

Smoky crash KOs Stewart-Haas teammates Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch; Stenhouse rallies to keep Playoff hopes alive; Truex recovers from freak accident to finish fifth.[More]...
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Where the 2017 NASCAR Cup Playoff drivers will start at New Hampshire:

(by point standings) #78-Martin Truex Jr., 5th #42-Kyle Larson, 2nd #4-Kevin Harvick, 6th #2-Brad Keselowski, 13th #18-Kyle Busch, 1st #11-Denny Hamlin, 3rd #48-Jimmie Johnson, 12th #24-Chase Elliott, 14th #20-Matt Kenseth, 10th #21-Ryan Blaney, 4th #1-Jamie McMurray...
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New Hampshire & Kentucky Weekend Preview:

Kurt Busch tries to rebound as Playoffs head to New Hampshire; Sadler attempts to open Playoffs with win for second straight season; Bell begins run at NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship.[More]...
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NASCAR MENCS Chicago News & Notes

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Open At Chicagoland Speedway; A win in the Playoffs automatically advances a driver to the next round and adds five points to his playoff points total. A stage win earns one playoff point to be added in the following round. ...
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Transcript Kurt Busch Playoffs

Kurt Busch met with members of the media at Playoff Media Day (Sept 13). Busch remembers 1st title; last chance at championship? 2018 plans to be announced soon.(Ford Performance)[Read Full Transcript here]...
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Richmond Raceway – Qualifying Fast Facts:

Matt Kenseth won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 60th Annual Federated Auto Parts 400 with a lap of 22.055 seconds, 122.421 mph. This is his 20th pole in 640 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races. This is his second pole and 15th top-10 start in 2017. This is his...
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Crew Chief Gibson would like to transition to a different role sometime soon

Having put in over 30 years on the NASCAR circuit, Tony Gibson is starting to look toward a change in pace. Monday morning, Gibson - the crew chief for #41-Kurt Busch at Stewart-Haas Racing - told 'The Morning Drive on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio he would like to transition...
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Leavine Family Racing considering a 2nd team; has talked to Kahne & Busch

hearing Kasey Kahne could be heading #95 LFR w/alliance from Hendrick Motorsports. Current #95 driver, Michael McDowell could move to Front Row Motorsports in the #34 or their third team, since FRM holds three Charters #34, #38 and one that is being leased (Jayski)(...
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Kurt Busch willing to return to Stewart-Haas:

Kurt Busch continues to field offers after Stewart-Haas Racing opted not to pick up the 2018 option on his contract Aug. 1, but the 2004 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion said a return to the team would be a simple matter. 'It's as easy as them giving me an...
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Gene Haas optimistic that Kurt Busch will return:

Despite not picking up Kurt Busch's contract option for 2018, Gene Haas told Kickin' the Tires and another reporter, on Saturday, that he is 'optimistic the 2017 Daytona 500 winner will return to the team. The problem, Haas said, was that Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) ...
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Saturday Watkins Glen Notebook:

Dale Earnhardt Jr. needs more speed to be a contender; As a free agent, Kurt Busch says he has more options; Jimmie Johnson expects Kyle Busch to complete track bucket list; Steph Curry's performance - in golf - impresses Denny Hamlin.[More]...
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Kurt Busch confirms SHR does not pick up option for ’18:

Kurt Busch didn't appear stressed Saturday morning talking about his contract status ” he is now a free agent and able to look for 2018 ” and whether he would return to Stewart-Haas Racing next season. The 2004 NASCAR Cup champion has driven for SHR since 2014, but...
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Team Penske to expand to three car team in 2018..with Blaney

Team Penske announced that Ryan Blaney will join the organization as a full-time driver in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) beginning in 2018 as the team returns to a three-car operation in NASCAR's premier series. The 23-year-old Blaney, who also signed...
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New Hampshire post-race penalties:

Two penalties were issued following the Overton's 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on July 16, 2017. The crew chiefs for Daniel Suarez and Kurt Busch were each fined $10,000 for lugnut violations.[More]...
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Stewart-Haas Racing could look a bit different in 2018

While #4-Kevin Harvick signed an extension with Stewart-Haas Racing last May, and #14-Clint Bowyer is in the first year of his contract, drivers #41-Kurt Busch and #10-Danica Patrick are not locked in for next season. 'Contracts are signed - and expire - at all different...