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Victory Slips Away at Kansas Larson suffered some bad luck late and finished 19th in the Buschy McBusch Race 400 at Kansas Speedway Sunday afternoon.

Impact The No. 42 Chevrolet was the strongest car on the track for much of the day in the Buschy McBusch Race 400. Larson led 132 laps and won stage 2 before setting his sights on victory lane. The late caution and restart would derail Larson's apparent victory. The restart would be wild and would see Larson make contact with Ryan Blaney's No. 12 Ford. He would lose a lot of speed and momentum. The Hendrick Motorsports star would tumble from among the leaders to 19th-place over the last 2 laps. The poor finish upset what was otherwise an impressive performance.

MAY 2, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Buschy McBusch expert predictions: Kyle Larson is due for a win, Alex Bowman and Matt DiBenedetto are interesting underdogs The heavy hitters will come to play at Kansas. Here's where value can be found in the odds this week.

MAY 2, 2021 • THEATHLETIC.COM

Harvick, Hamlin still looking for a win heading to Kansas

Brad Keselowski made it nine different winners through the first 10 races of the NASCAR Cup Series season last week at Talladega

MAY 1, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

After nine winners in 10 races, how is the NASCAR playoff field looking?

Who's feeling good and who's sweating it out at this point in the NASCAR season? Bob Pockrass breaks it down.

After nine winners in 10 races, how is the NASCAR playoff field looking?

After Joey Logano's scary crash, NASCAR needs to reassess the safety of its cars

Superspeedways promote exciting racing, but after another crash, drivers ponder how much risk is too much, Bob Pockrass writes.

After Joey Logano's scary crash, NASCAR needs to reassess the safety of its cars

Engine Failure Larson suffered an engine failure and finished 40th in the GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway Sunday afternoon.

Impact Larson would be the first victim of bad luck on the day in the GEICO 500. The Hendrick Motorsports star was geared up for a run for the win but would run into trouble early. By lap 2 his car was overheating and showing signs of distress. By lap 3 it was apparent the engine was in serious trouble. Larson would pit and be retired to the garage for the day with an engine failure just laps into the 500-mile battle. It was his first DNF of the season and a major blow in the driver point standings.

APRIL 25, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Three Takeaways: Bowman pulls a surprise as season's eighth winner

Even Alex Bowman was surprised to be the eighth winner of the season on Sunday. Check out Bob Pockrass' takeaways from Richmond.

Three Takeaways: Bowman pulls a surprise as season's eighth winner

How to win $10,000 on Clint's NASCAR Stage 2 contest at Richmond

This week’s race at Richmond shows off some of the best short-track racers, and you have a chance to win Clint Bowyer's money!

How to win $10,000 on Clint's NASCAR Stage 2 contest at Richmond

AUTO RACING: NASCAR's short track swing wraps up at Richmond

Martin Truex Jr. is becoming NASCAR's short track king

APRIL 14, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Three Takeaways: Truex's clean racing edges Hamlin, JGR continues to dominate

Martin Truex Jr. enters a key stretch of races with a big win on Sunday. Check out Bob Pockrass' takeaways from Martinsville.

Three Takeaways: Truex's clean racing edges Hamlin, JGR continues to dominate

Truex outlasts teammate Hamlin to win again at Martinsville

Martin Truex Jr. won a stirring, laps-long duel for the lead with teammate Denny Hamlin in the delayed NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday night

APRIL 12, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fifth-Place at Martinsville Larson finished fifth in the Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway Sunday afternoon.

Impact Larson rebounded from his bad luck on the Bristol dirt of two weeks ago and turned a strong performance in the Blue-Emu 500. The driver of the No. 42 Chevrolet would start 19th on the grid and gradually move his way forward. By stage 3 Larson was solidly inside the Top 5 and contending for the win. The Hendrick Motorsports star couldn't run down the faster Toyotas but would still collect a strong Top-5 finish by lap 500. It was Larson's fourth Top 5 of the season.

APRIL 11, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Officials to evaluate rain-tire options after Martinsville test | NASCAR Chris Buescher and Kyle Larson made laps Thursday at Martinsville Speedway, testing the viability of rain tires on a short track.

APRIL 10, 2021 • NASCAR.COM

AUTO RACING: Short track swing continues at Martinsville

Two of NASCAR's top three series return to action this weekend in southwest Virginia

APRIL 7, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Officials to evaluate rain-tire options after Martinsville test | NASCAR Chris Buescher and Kyle Larson made laps Thursday at Martinsville Speedway, testing the viability of rain tires on a short track.

APRIL 1, 2021 • NASCAR.COM

10 things we've learned about the 2021 Cup season heading into Easter

It's Easter break! Bob Pockrass checks in with 10 things he has learned from an interesting start to the 2021 Cup Series season.

10 things we've learned about the 2021 Cup season heading into Easter

Three takeaways: Logano-Hamlin battle, single-file racing highlight Monday

After a dirt-filled and rainy weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, Bob Pockrass offers his three takeaways on the race.

Three takeaways: Logano-Hamlin battle, single-file racing highlight Monday

Logano takes the checkered flag in a haze of Bristol dirt

Joey Logano won NASCAR's first Cup Series race on dirt since 1970 with an overtime victory at Bristol Motor Speedway

MARCH 29, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell sustain heavy damage in crash | NASCAR Kyle Larson gets collected by a spinning Christopher Bell heavily damaging both of the dirt ringers' race cars.

MARCH 29, 2021 • NASCAR.COM

Early crash sidelines Bell, damages Larson on Bristol dirt | NASCAR Two heavy favorites -- dirt-track experts Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson -- tangled early in Monday's Food City Dirt Race at Bristol.

MARCH 29, 2021 • NASCAR.COM

Kyle Larson avoids as Byron and Newman make contact | NASCAR Watch Kyle Larson avoid William Byron and Ryan Newman, as the two make contact, sending Newman spinning. Kevin Harvick also got into his tea...

MARCH 29, 2021 • NASCAR.COM

Crash and Poor Finish at Bristol Larson crashed and struggled to finish 29th in the Food City Dirt Race at Bristol Motor Speedway Monday afternoon.

Impact A very popular top contender in this first Bristol dirt race was Larson. He would start from the rear of the field due to an engine change but would crack the Top 15 just 25 laps into the race. Things would turn sour quickly as the Hendrick Motorsports star would get wrapped up in a big, multi-car accident in turn 2 during lap 54. The damage would require pit road attention and cripple the remainder of Larson's race. He would limp home 29th by the checkered flag, 5 laps down to the leaders.

MARCH 29, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

How to win $25,000 for free with NASCAR's dirt race at Bristol

Despite the rain delay, you can win Clint Bowyer's money as NASCAR heads to Bristol, and it's absolutely free. Here's how.

How to win $25,000 for free with NASCAR's dirt race at Bristol

NASCAR's Bristol dirt race betting guide: Who gets the nod, Kyle Larson or Christopher Bell in Monday's race? The dirt rivalry between Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell is well documented, but others might be more intriguing picks.

MARCH 29, 2021 • THEATHLETIC.COM

Moving to back of field Larson will move to the rear of the field for Monday's Food City Dirt Race at Bristol due to an engine change, Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic reports.

Impact Larson was scheduled to start on the pole but will instead move to the rear of the field with the team requiring an engine change. This leaves Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney to head up the field Monday, while Larson will need to work his way up from the back and likely loses a chunk of fantasy value as a result.

MARCH 29, 2021 • ROTOWIRE