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Chastain, Truex spark multi-car crash

A multi-car crash during Stage 2 thinned the field of contenders in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway...
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Chastain explains Hamlin incident

HAMPTON, Ga. — The on-track incidents continued for Ross Chastain in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway...
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Chase Elliott wins at home track

Chase Elliott is a former NASCAR Cup Series champion and currently the 2022 title leader. But finally scoring a dramatic...
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What to Watch: 2022 Atlanta summer race

Quaker State 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway...
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Hill fights for home-state win in Atlanta

Radio trouble prevented driver Austin Hill from being able to speak to his Richard Childress Racing crew during the Alsco...
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Ty Gibbs exits Atlanta early after scrape with Riley Herbst

Pole-starter Ty Gibbs exited Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series event early after a mid-race altercation at Atlanta Motor ...
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Two sides to the swap: Wallace, Bell shed light on changes

HAMPTON, Ga. — When it was announced, it seemed one-sided...
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William Byron hopeful an Atlanta return kickstarts second-half boost

William Byron, 24, is hopeful that this return visit to Atlanta Motor Speedway may kickstart another solid run to close ...
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Elliott on pole after qualifying canceled

Rain showers in the Atlanta area on Saturday ultimately canceled NASCAR Cup Series qualifying at Atlanta Motor Speedway ...
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Analysis: Wallace’s ‘Game 7’ is Atlanta

Typically, “Game 7” is used in reference to a do-or-die contest in a sports league‘s postseason already in progress...