Daily Archives: March 16, 2019

Cole Custer Wins at Fontana, Hits Pause on Kyle Busch’s Run to 200

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FONTANA, Calif. – Thanks to Cole Custer, Kyle Busch will have to wait at least one more day.

With a determined run to the finish in Saturday’s Production Alliance Group 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Auto Club Speedway, Custer kept Busch at bay after a restart with 20 laps left and thwarted Busch’s march toward 200 victories across NASCAR’s top-three national series.

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Kyle Busch vs. Kyle Larson: Different Approaches, and Both are Effective

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FONTANA, Calif. – Denny Hamlin conjured up a name from ‘Days of Thunder’ when talking about his golf buddy Kyle Larson.

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Kevin Harvick Put Last Year’s Fontana Accident Out of Mind

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Kevin Harvick has a selective memory—and he’s happy about it.

When Harvick came to Auto Club Speedway last year, he was riding a three-race winning streak and trying to join the elite four-in-a-row club. But Harvick’s bid to win at the two-mile track didn’t survive the first stage of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race. Harvick was racing for position against Kyle Larson on lap 38 when the two cars collided near the exit from turn two.

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Brad Keselowski Tops Speed Chart in Happy Hour

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With drivers exploring a variety of lines through the corners at windswept Auto Club Speedway, Brad Keselowski jumped to the top of the speed chart on his 27th lap in Saturday’s final Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice.

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Ryan Blaney Both Admires and Envies Kyle Busch’s Talent

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FONTANA, Calif. – The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series tour is on their West Coast Swing, where the oldest Major League Baseball park (Dodger Stadium) dates to 1962.

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