Odds update for 2021 NASCAR Cup finale favors Larson
After race 22, Kyle Larson is the championship favorite at 9-4, down from 11-1 opening. Kyle Busch sits second at 7-1, matching his early price. Larson is second in the standings while Busch remains a top contender as the season progresses.
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Turns at The Glen Race Track Guide
Detailed drive by drive notes describe downhill braking into Turn 1, uphill esses into Turn 2 and 3, backstretch speed into the bus stop, the carousel banking into Turn 5, and passes opportunities into Turns 6 and 7. Overtaking chances are highlighted on restarts and through the inner loop and frontstretch.
Larson leads NASCAR playoff picture after 22 of 26 races
A pre Glen look ranks Kyle Larson first in point total with 2 042, followed by Martin Truex Jr Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin in the top four. The piece notes key wins and near-term opportunities including Daytona Road Charlotte and Nashville as remaining regular season events shape the playoff field.
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Watkins Glen International Transforms with Major 2015 Redesign
The Glen modernizes with front stretch grandstands from Nazareth Speedway, a paved runoff replacing the 90s gravel, a new control tower and media center, and the Dunlop Bridge restored for VIP use. A 2015 season finale NASCAR tripleheader ends the US Vintage GP era, as a full track repaving completes with funding from International Speedway Corporation and a NY State grant.
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Watkins Glen Grand Prix 1948 Debut at Seneca Lake Route
Cameron Argetsinger, Cornell student, spearheaded the first Watkins Glen Grand Prix. On Oct 2, 1948, 15 cars started the 8 lap race over a 52.8 mile course, Frank Griswold won in an Alfa Romeo 8C2900, with Briggs Cunningham in a Bu-Merc close behind. Milliken knocked a Bugatti in qualifying creating Milliken's Corner. notable entrants included Charles Addams and Miles Collier.
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