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NASCAR Blog: From the Marbles

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With Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick and Martin Truex Jr. combining to win 14 of the first 19 races, it's getting clearer and clearer who the title contenders really are.

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The win is Truex's second-straight at Kentucky.

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Rick Allen will call the Xfinity race at New Hampshire but won't call the Cup race as Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton and Steve Letarte will handle the broadcast.

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Johnson's seven Cup championships have all come with Knaus as his crew chief. Now both of their contracts will expire at the end of the 2020 season.

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Busch said he was disappointed that Stenhouse didn't try to smooth things over after a crash at Daytona on Saturday night.

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Truex has four poles so far in 2018. Last week's winner Erik Jones will start alongside him on the front row.

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Busch went into the wall after contact from Stenhouse on Saturday night.

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The NFL stopped Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Eagles car a year ago and Roger Goodell reportedly apologized to Axalta in the offseason.

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Who will be the next new winner in the Cup Series? What do Ford and Toyota teams still have left to reveal as the playoffs approach? There are just 18 races to go in 2018.

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Ranking drivers after a race that included a 26-car crash can be a mind-bending exercise.

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Ferrucci ran into his teammate on the cool-down lap at Silverstone on Sunday, a race where he reportedly wanted "Make America Great Again" on his car.

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Stenhouse, the defending July Daytona champion, was involved in four incidents on Saturday night.

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Jones took the lead from Martin Truex Jr. with less than two laps to go.

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Drivers like Brad Keselowski, Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin and others were caught in the huge crashes.

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Justin Haley's left-side tires got barely below the yellow line on Friday night. That took away his first NASCAR Xfinity Series win.

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Busch and Keselowski are still the two biggest rivals in NASCAR.

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Toyota is bringing back the Supra, which will replace the Camry in the Xfinity Series.

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ISC's president said Thursday that lesser attendance in 2018 was attributable to young drivers not winning. That's a lazy and wrong excuse.

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Busch and Harvick are now tied for the Cup Series lead with five wins apiece.

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Even if Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson didn't make contact on the final lap the race would have been one of the more entertaining of the year.

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Busch and Larson provided the lap of the 2018 season on Sunday.

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Chip Ganassi Racing isn't pulling any public punches after Brennan Poole's lawsuit.

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Harvick leads the Cup Series with five wins. He, Kyle Busch, Martin Truex Jr. and Clint Bowyer have combined for 14 wins in 16 races.

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Poole claims Cessna, a CGR sponsor, offered DC Solar the use of a plane if the company would move to Ganassi's Cup Series team in 2018.

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Poole's Xfinity Series sponsor DC Solar is now sponsoring Kyle Larson in the Cup Series and Poole filed a lawsuit earlier this week.

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Will Earnhardt Jr.'s presence in the broadcast booth for the rest of the season help reverse a troubling NASCAR ratings trend? We're doubtful. Here's why.

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Mary Russell allegedly started harassing Stewart, his family and his associates after he didn't sign an autograph for her.

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Truex now has three victories, meaning he's combined with Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch to win 12 of the first 16 races of 2018.

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The Brickyard 400 will be run in September instead of July in 2018.

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Neither Martin Truex Jr. nor Kevin Harvick scored a single stage point in Sunday's race.

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Truex's team acted like they were going to pit. Truex didn't pit. But the move forced Kevin Harvick to and Truex then passed Harvick later for the win.

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Johnson's car crashed at Beaver Dam Raceway in Wisconsin on Saturday night.

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Larson is one of four Chevy drivers who qualified in the top five for Sunday's race.

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Moffitt said the team is uncertain about sponsorship for next week's race at Chicago. Could that force them to skip the race?

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Alonso ran the 2017 Indy 500 and has been linked to a return to IndyCar. That could happen, but maybe only in another one-off 500 deal and not a full season.

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Dean Jones won't be fined or suspended for his actions, according to South Boston Speedway.

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NASCAR said it won't be trying the All-Star Race rules specifications in 2018. That doesn't seem like bad news to some drivers.

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3 weeks after teasing the possibility the All-Star Race rules could be implemented in a few 2018 races, NASCAR said the rules won't be used at all.

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B.J. McLeod doesn't look like your typical team owner and his team doesn't have a big budget. But his team has become a constant in NASCAR's No. 2 series.

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Sauter is the only driver in either the Xfinity or Truck Series that has more than two wins.

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Larson answered a fan question about his favorite NFL team in an impromptu Twitter Q&A.

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Iowa Speedway produces the type of racing the Cup Series desperately needs more of. But the time has come and gone for the track to get a Cup race.

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Kahne hasn't finished in the top 10 in any of the season's first 15 races.

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With four races already completed, Kenseth's return to NASCAR will include 14 of the season's 36 races in 2018.

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Bowyer goes from unranked to the top three in this week's edition.

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NASCAR wanted to end Stage 1 under green. That desire superseded normal process for the sake of entertainment. That's wrong.

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The race was mercy-called after 133 of 200 laps.

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Per Formula 1 rules, a race is officially concluded when a checkered flag waves, even if it waves before it should have.

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Dillon won Saturday's rain-shortened Xfinity Series race at Michigan. His last five wins have come under incredibly fortunate circumstances.

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It's Busch's second pole of the season and the 24th of his career.