The @MartinsvilleSwy penalty report is out but the question remains, where does @NASCAR draw the line? Do we have a more clear picture now?
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For those asking, per Jayski …
Austin Cindric doesn’t have a contract for the No. 2 in 2027, but is expected to return (I’d be surprised if he left).
Ty Dillon’s contract is up in the No. 10.
Michael McDowell is “expected” to return to the No. 71.
Those are the options.
Kyle Larson left Kansas with a championship lead that suddenly looks a lot more comfortable.
But is this really his championship to lose?
We take a closer look at Larson’s incredible Chase run and what still stands between him and the title. ⬇️
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#NASCAR post-race inspection is done at Kansas. All Clear. No issues.
NASCAR states the cars of the 1, 11, 12 and 24 are going back to the R&D Center.
That’s a wrap from Kansas.
Four races into The Chase, the pressure is building and every point is starting to carry a little more weight.
We’ll break it all down in the Watercooler Recap at https://t.co/OJUpI4kdAh. #Turn3Takeaways
Kansas delivered another late battle for the win, and this time the dominant car had to fight its way back to the front.
The Hollywood Casino 400 is in the books.
Here are this week’s #Turn3Takeaways 🧵👇
The Chase finally has some separation at the top. Larson entered Kansas one point ahead of Hamlin and leaves with a 25 point advantage after scoring 76 to Hamlin’s 51. Hamlin finished third and still lost 24 points. Does he have control now? #Turn3Takeaways