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After an eventful weekend at Homestead, teams looked to get everything back to normal, with the action on the track being the leading storyline.
#NASCAR MANAGER SIMULATOR SERIES#
NRPG hit week 7 this week, with the top 3 series traveling to Texas Motor Speedway. This was a non-point event, but here are how the standings look going into Charlotte:
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Byron and Briscoe, Hendrick-Gordon teammates finished 2-3, Roush driver Ty Dillon got 4th, and Martin Truex Jr rounded out the top 5 for Furniture Row. The Wood Brothers driver took home the big pay day and a shovel presented by Tony Stewart. Byron couldn't chase down Blaney though, as the 12 proved to be too dominate once the tracked slickened up. Near the end of the race, William Byron made an aggressive move for second place, and got into Cole Whitt, turning him around. Neither car was damaged and both got righted and continued. A late race spin by Kyle Busch made Chase Elliot spin to avoid him, bringing out the yellow. The final stage looked to be more of the same, with Blaney rocketing out to a big lead. He pulled away from the field, and with no yellows during the stage, won with ease. Ryan Blaney got a great jump to open stage 3, clearing Whitt off of turn 2 to take the lead. Cole Whitt avoided his teammates chicanery and went on to win the stage. On the restart to begin stage 2, Daniel Hemric got into turn 3 too hot, washing up the track into teammate Brad Keselowski and Open winner Ben Rhodes. Stage 1 was clean, with Elliot beating runner up Truex by a little over 2 seconds.
JTG driver Sam Hornish Jr drew pole for the main event, but was quickly dispatched of by Chase Elliot. After seeing the show he put on with Rhodes, the fans voted for Bell to advance to the main event, locking him into the final starting spot. Rhodes made a huge dive into the final corner, and didn't clear Bell, instead shoving him into the wall off 4 to get the win. A 5 lap shootout for all the marbles ensued, with Ben Rhodes and Christopher Bell slide jobbing each other repeatedly. Brennan Poole and Ross Chastain tangled, and Ross was hooked into the wall hard, ending his day. Stage 3 was desperation time, the last chance to assure yourself a bid. Hendrick made it 2 for 2 as Chase Briscoe got to the front and held off Ryan Sieg to advance. Early in stage 2, Wallace spun, but the race stayed green. Byron won the stage and punched his ticket to the show. They stayed that way the entirety of stage 1, with the only event of note being Michael Annett crashing out early.
William Byron took the pole, with Bubba Wallace starting alongside in P2.
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Now that you are caught up, All Star time! Action started with the Open, with drivers looking to race their way in to the main event. Let's dive into the action.įirst, here are the winners in Cup since the last recap:
Trucks and ARCA also had action at Charlotte, while Prospect had the week off. NRPG hit the dirt this week, with Cup running the annual All Star race at Eldora. MTJ got 2nd, Kurt Busch 3rd, Jordan Anderson 4th as the highest series regular, and Julia Landauer finished 5th to maintain the points lead. A late yellow involving Natalie Decker and LFR teammates Ruben Garcia Jr and Kyle Benjamin gave Truex one last shot, but Dillon was perfect, taking off and driving away for the win. Ty Dillon got around both of them in the chaos. Michael Annett took the lead in the pits, but was taken out by an aggressive push by Truex going into one on the restart. Anthony Alfredo and Gray Gaulding tangled in the trioval, getting together and sliding into the wall. He had the strongest truck in the early stages. It was a ringer show in trucks this week, with 5 Cup drivers in the field. Next week National will head to Michigan and the East Dover. de Alba's 4th gained him some breathing room in the points lead out West. Quinn Houff got 18th, but that was enough to raise his lead in the East to 70 points. NEMCO driver Derek Thorn finished 6th and maintained his points lead in National and Showdown standings. Jarrett Andretti came home 8th as the highest placed East driver.
Chase Cabre took 3rd, Salvador de Alba Jr got 4th overall and was the highest placing West driver, and Ernie Francis Jr finished 5th. Sting Ray Robb made a late charge, but ultimately settled for 2nd as Davison pulled away late to win it. Starting from pole, the only laps he didn't lead were under green flag pit cycles. James Davison was the odds on favorite driving for NEMCO this week, and he did not disappoint. Mid-Ohio marked the third race of the Showdown Series, featuring all 3 levels at the same track. Following Charlotte, NRPG had a split weekend among it's top 4 series, with Cup & Dev at Kansas and Prospect & ARCA at Mid-Ohio.
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