NASCAR Playoff Cut Ends For Four In Kansas Round
Four drivers were eliminated from the NASCAR Cup Series playoff after Sunday’s Kansas race, trimming the Round of 8 to boost Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick drivers. Keselowski, Blaney, Larson, and Bowman exited, as Kurt Busch and Elliott emerge as threats for the title chase.
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Ford Odds Improve in Cup Chase After Martinsville
Ford drivers dominate the title scene with five of eight contenders, led by Stewart-Haas cars. Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. represent Toyota, Chase Elliott for Chevrolet. Harvick says they will take it one week at a time as Martinsville hosts a brief race weekend with Truck Series on Saturday at 1 p.m. on Fox Sports 1.
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Larson appeals 10 point penalty denied in NASCAR
Kansas race notes Kyle Larson lost a 10 point penalty affecting his Round of 8 chances after Ganassi Racing’s appeal failed. Larson shrugged off the process saying he mainly focuses on driving. Chase Elliott has won 3 of his past 11 starts, including two in the Round of 12, while Alex Bowman’s playoff bid ended with Hendrick Motorsports pleased with yearlong progress.
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NASCAR Playoff Picture Shifts As Elliott Dominates
Analysis notes Chase Elliott's No. 9 holds a growing advantage while Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick post mixed results in recent weeks. Martin Truex Jr. rebounds into the top 16 after a rough stretch, with others like Bowyer Logano and Keselowski in the mix as teams head to Martinsville for the First Data 500 weekend schedule. The field remains fluid with momentum tied to tire strategy and upcoming laps.
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2018 NASCAR Schedule and Winners Snapshot
The list covers races from February to November 2018 including Daytona 500 won by Austin Dillon and key victories by Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Martin Truex Jr., Chase Elliott, Brad Keselowski, and Joey Logano across tracks like Daytona, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Martinsville, Charlotte, and Homestead. It catalogs dates and winning drivers for each event.
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