Kyle Busch Repeats At Atlanta
... Brad Keselowski by 0.606 seconds. No one else was within 2 seconds of the front. But Busch’s triumph was tarnished several hours after the race. NASCAR officials announced that the No. 18 machine failed a post-race inspection, with both the right and left front measuring too low. The car will be taken to the Research & Development Center near Charlotte for further testing, with any penalties to be announced next week. The team could face a loss of points and a suspension for its crew chief. “Fantastic,” Busch said sarcastically. “I guess I’ll have to figure out who I’m working with next week.”. Before the 2016 race, Busch had five runner-up finishes, plus third- and fourth-place showings on the 1.54-mile trioval south of Atlanta. “It took so long to get here to begin with,” he said in Victory Lane. “Now we’ve won two in a row. That feels so good.”. Keselowski won the first 40-lap stage, while Kevin Harvick took the next 40-lap phase. But it was ...
Arrested Development, Downtown Hoopstown, Kyle Busch, Dance With Me, Beauty & Essex
... and cactus garden in Henderson to unveil his chocolate collection. “Dancing With the Stars” champion pro dancers Val Chmerkovskiy and Tony Dovolani celebrate the grand opening of their dance studio Dance With Me at Tivoli Village. “DWTS” champion pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Val’s brother, is a business partner, and our Q+A with Maks was posted this morning ahead of the celebration. Beauty & Essex executive chef Chris Santos launches his cookbook “Share” with a shareable dinner at his restaurant at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Arrested Development headlines Throwback Thursdays at LAX at The Luxor. Mercer and Tchami raise the roof at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas at The Linq Promenade. Scotty Alexander entertains his country music fans at Gilley’s at T. I. Battle Born Boxing delivers a punch at Downtown Las Vegas Events Center. DJ Esco is behind the wheels of steel at Drai’s atop The Cromwell. DJ Jauz spins the 1’s and 2’s at Hakkasan at MGM Grand. DJ RL Grime makes the ...
Kyle Busch Explains Toyotas’ Early Reversal Of Fortune
... and get back to where he needed to be. There’s some strength there. “For me in the 18 car, though, we’re just lacking the ability to have the amount of front turn in the race car that I’m looking for because of this lack of downforce. They took a lot of front downforce away from the car (under 2017 rules), and apparently, I rely heavily on that being able to cut through the corners. We’ve got to get a little bit better aero platform going, balance-wise, aero balance, as well, through the corners and figuring out how to do all of that through our setups in the race car.”. Compounding the loss of roughly 500 pounds of downforce this year is Toyota’s introduction of a new Camry race car. Not surprisingly, there have been some growing pains. “I don’t think that this was a surprise to anyone that the lower-downforce package was going ...
Kyle Busch Fights With Joey Logano's Pit Crew After Nascar Race In Las Vegas
... a fading Keselowski at the end for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory. But local boy Kyle Busch provided the fury immediately afterward when he approached Joey Logano near the pit at Las Vegas Motor Speedway to avenge what he believed was an intentional move on Logano’s part to end his race. They tangled, and Busch — not known for being magnanimous — left the scrum with a bloody cut on his forehead. “Not a lot of talking,” Logano said. “Just a lot of swinging. We usually don’t have any issues.”. Were any punches landed. “None to me,” Logano said with a smile. Watch: Kyle Busch upset on pit road after last-lap contact with Joey Logano at @LVMotor Speedway. #NASCARGoes West __link__/e I 8 Nwm 8 Y 1 t. — FOX SPORTS: NASCAR (@NASCARONFOX) March 12, 2017. NASCAR officials had to drag a livid Busch away from the mayhem. “I got dumped,” a visibly angry Busch told Fox TV after the pit road fireworks. “(Logano) flat-out drove straight into the corner and wrecked me. “That’s how Joey races, so he’s going to get it.”. Keselowki, who later ...
Kyle Busch Slated For Nascar Double Duty This Weekend
... (FS 1), qualifying, 4:45 p.m. (FS 2). Saturday, practice, 9 a.m. (FS 1), practice,11:30 a.m. (FS 1). Sunday, race, 12:30 p.m. (KVVU-5). Distance: 400.5 miles (267 laps). Last year: Brad Keselowski won from the second row in a race that featured 20 lead changes. Last week: Keselowski won at Atlanta. Next race: Camping World 500, March 19, Phoenix International Raceway. NASCAR XFINITY. What: Boyd Gaming 300. Where: Las Vegas Motor Speedway (oval, 1.5 miles). When: Friday, practice, 1 p.m. (FS 1), practice, 3 p.m. (FS 2). Saturday, qualifying, 10:05 a.m. (FS 1), race, 1 p.m.(FS 1). Distance: 300 miles (200 laps). Last year: Kyle Busch won from the pole for the second week in a row. Last race: Busch won the pole and the race in Atlanta. Next race: DC Solar 200, March 18, Phoenix International Raceway. NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK. What: No race this week. Last week: Christopher Bell led 99 of 130 laps to win at Atlanta. Next race: Alpha Energy Solutions 250, April 1, Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Virginia. VERIZON INDYCAR. What: Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Where: Streets of St. ...
Kyle Busch Leads Train Of Toyotas In Friday's Second Cup Practice
... Martin Truex Jr. was fastest on the third lap, but one lap later, Hamlin regained the lead. The Toyotas completed 14 laps together before Kyle Busch, who was the fastest of his teammates, experienced a vibration with his roof flap tether came loose and elected to abort. The remaining cars ran an additional eight laps. As the Toyotas left the track, a pack of Chevys returned at the 24-minute mark with Ty Dillon leading the five cars which included Menard, Johnson, Elliott and Earnhardt. In the final 15 minutes, the JGR Toyotas of Busch, Kenseth, Hamlin and Suarez lined up again to finish out the session. With just four cars — and spending most of the time swapping positions — the Toyota’s top speed was 194.233 mph by Kenseth who ran at the back of the back. Twenty-eight drivers participated in the 55-minute session with Kenseth and Hamlin completing the most laps — 39. Twelve drivers posted Best 10 Consecutive Lap Averages with Jones topping the category with a speed of 195.933 mph, followed by Hamlin (195.884 mph), Suarez (195.843 mph), ...
Kyle Busch Wins Atlanta Xfinity Race For 2nd Year In A Row
... to know on Sunday,” he said. “I learned a couple of things that I might’ve forgotten about. Hopefully I can use some of those things in my Cup car.”. Harvick led 64 laps — more than any driver — but got shuffled back to fourth at the finish. He will start from the pole in the Cup race. Another Cup regular, Kyle Larson, was third. Lapped cars prevented Keselowski from mounting a serious challenge to Busch in the closing laps. “It’s always a game of cat and mouse, but sometimes it feels like chicken,” Keselowski said. “I kept losing one or two car lengths every time I’d go through traffic.”. Elliott Sadler was the top-finishing Xfinity Series regular in fifth place, followed by fellow series drivers Darrell Wallace Jr. and William Byron. It was an impressive run by the 19-year-old Byron, whose radio did not work properly. He was able to hear his crew but wasn’t able to speak with them, forcing the team to work ...
Post-race Quotes From Vegas
... Ford. What happened between you and Kyle Busch after the race? Why did Kyle throw a punch. "I don't know. We were just racing hard there at the end. I was underneath him on the backstretch and he tried to crash me into the corner getting underneath Brad (Keselowski) there and at that point I was just trying to get through the corner. I was sideways all the way through and got into him. Nothing intentional. I understand his frustration, he crashed. The same thing could have happened into (Turn) 3 what he did to me.". What transpired with Kyle. "There wasn't much talking, there was a lot of swinging. I don't know. I was racing hard there at the end with our Pennzoil Ford. Kyle and I usually race really well together. We usually never have any issues, and he tried to pin me down into the corner underneath Brad and we about crashed on entry. And then I was still trying to gather it up by the center and I was gonna spin out, so I'm trying to chase it up and he was there. It obviously wasn't anything intentional, but obviously he thinks that, so, I don't know, we'll get by.". Any blows landed ...
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