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Richard Petty Rusty Wallace Terry Labonte Alan Kulwicki Davey Allison Dale Jarrett Mark Martin Ricky Rudd Carl Edwards Kasey Kahne Kyle Larson

Larson gained 4 spots on pit road, p11

Already back in the top 10

I think the perception that there was no passing is a combination of Larson's dominance and the TV coverage focused on of the cut line drivers. According to Nascar loop data at Racing-reference.info, there were 2,287 green flag passes for position in the race. The previous 3 Bristol fall races...

On the replay, looks like Blaney cuts down in front of Larson as Bubba comes right up on his rear. Not saying any of them did anything wrong but Blaney may have abruptly taken a bunch of air of his nose.

And he's led all 50 laps for the 2nd year in a row. That team has really been struggling this year, but looks like they finally got the car dialed in. I think that is 4 wins in a row now in the last couple weeks. Sent from my Pixel 8 using Tapatalk

I guess since they are already in the back of the field, figured they might as well get fresh right side tires.

Larson came out first, but got speeding penalty

Listening to Larson radio, they have put on fresh wets every time.

Larson rear tire is gone, doesn't know if flat or just worn, he needs tires, and wants to put on slicks.

At the end of the of the interview with Reddick, Parker said they were able to fuel the cars.

But why? Why should they be able to fuel. Reddick gets the lead by staying out and now gets to fuel up without any loss of position. That's just doesn't make sense to me. Even if he didn't have to pit under green later, if there was a yellow and everyone pitted he could still lose positions...

Anyone have an idea why Reddick able to take on fuel under a red flag?

The Indy 500 Rookie of the year is normally awarded based on points. They award points for qualifying order, so based on his 6th place qualifying effort Larson had more total points (21) than Rasmussen (19). So Larson was the legitimate Rookie of the Year. That said, Johnson did not have most...

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Chase Fan 79 said: It's not terribly complicated. You don't want to get it because you are in 100% support of Larson and I respect that. It is possible to still support him and understand that what he did was not great for the sport. What DIDIT said. Larson is a race car driver, not a "NASCAR...

It's just a waive around, not really a Lucky Dog. Larson team is now having him run in a full fuel conservation mode, hoping to go all the way without another stop.

It's just so awesome that Fox gives us side by side during the caution.