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Dover

2019 NASCAR Cup Dover

United States
May 3, 2019 to May 5, 2019
Dover International Speedway, US
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Live: Monday's Dover NASCAR Cup race

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Harvick tries to pass Elliott on the inside. Doesn't work out.
Truex has passed Kyle Busch for the top Toyota honor in eighth.
Bowman attacks Larson for fourth, and makes a smart around-the-outside pass.
Harvick has run down second placed Elliott. So much for his loose wheel concerns.
Logano has passed Kurt Busch, but it's hardly the pace you'd expect from an erstwhile leader on fresher tires. He's 18th.
Elliott is playing with his racing lines as he looks to pounce on Keselowski in traffic.
Leaders Keselowski and Elliott are 0.4s apart. Traffic ahoy!
Bubba Wallace hits Ryan Preece, but both emerge unscathed.
Kyle Busch has rather stealthily crept into the top eight.
Some great racing in the pack, as Logano begins his charge.
Here is your restart order: Keselowski, Elliott, Larson, Harvick, Bowman, Blaney.
Keep an eye out for Truex in this stage, see if his mesmeric rise from the back continues or if he plateaus as he comes up against the class of the field.
A rueful Logano says: "I've got a lot of cars in front of me now." Yup! You got that right, Joey.
As expected, Logano and Byron had to stop – taking two earlier was a gamble that won Logano the stage, but is looking quite costly now.
Now we might see some strategy, because surely Logano has to pit as he only took two tires last time. Elliott and Co might stay out, as they only put about 5 laps on their four fresh tires. If they do all pit, then Kurt Busch might lead, after his strategy gamble during the last yellow! Let's find out.
Your top five is: Logano, Keselowski, Elliott, Larson and Harvick.
Logano gets the jump on Keselowski, but Brad stays beneath him! He has to slip back though.
Green flag! One-lap dash to end the stage. This could be hectic.
It's going to be a one-lap shootout to the end of the first stage.
Kurt Busch the highest-placed pitter, so he won't pit at the end of the stage. That will likely put him out front.
Pits are open, so we'll likely only get a one- or two-lap restart.
Just a handful of laps until the end of this stage. That's the third caution of the day so far.
CAUTION #3 - Quin Houff has contacted the wall.
Elliott is now down to fifth, the lowest he's been all day.
Keselowski claims third, as Byron falls to fifth behind Harvick.

By: Charles Bradley, Nick DeGroot, Tim Southers

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