Race for the Championship: USA Network’s NASCAR Playoffs Docuseries
USA Network greenlights Race for the Championship an eight part docuseries about NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs drivers and teams set to premiere in 2022. The series follows top competitors as they balance personal lives with playoff pressure during the 10 week Cup Series Playoffs starting September 5 at Darlington Raceway on NBCSN.
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Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to The Magic Mile in London New Hampshire for the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301. The 1.058 mile oval hosts a mid summer race with 2 to 7 degree bank turns and 1 degree straightaways. The event marks the series 50th London appearance and NE sports milestone. It supports over 1 500 part time workers at the speedway.
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Kurt Busch Claims 2021 Playoff Berth With Atlanta Triumph
Kurt Busch beats Kyle Busch by 1.237 seconds at Atlanta Motor Speedway to secure his 33rd Cup win and lock a 2021 playoff spot. Kurt led 144 laps as Kyle pressed hard, with Martin Truex Jr. third and Alex Bowman fourth amid Larson’s speeding penalty and Hamlin’s mid-pack finish.
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Joey Logano
Chase Elliott
Bubba Wallace
Martin Truex Jr
Daniel Suarez
Ryan Blaney
Chase Briscoe
Kevin Harvick
Ryan Newman
Brad Keselowski
Ryan Preece
Alex Bowman
Erik Jones
Austin Dillon
Aric Almirola
Cole Custer
Tyler Reddick
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Corey Lajoie
Christopher Bell
Anthony Alfredo
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Racer Declares Victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway
Winner proclaims dominance over Kyle with bold praise and gratitude to Atlanta Motor Speedway. The post race comments celebrate an old school racetrack and a hard fought battle on familiar asphalt.
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Busch wins Credit Karma Money 250 in overtime at Atlanta
Kyle Busch earns his 102nd Xfinity Series victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway in overtime. He declares the win his final Xfinity race, after aiding Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Daniel Hemric whom a late restart wreck sidelined. Busch describes the finish as somber and not how he hoped to seal it.
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Hill wins Corn Belt 150 in chaotic overtime at Knoxville
Austin Hill captured the NASCAR Truck Series Corn Belt 150 at Knoxville Raceway after a dramatic final overtime restart, beating Chandler Smith by 1.207 seconds. Hill earned his seventh career win and a Playoff spot, while Smith must wait for the final regular season race at Watkins Glen.
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