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Nick Tylwalk

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Account Manager and all-around PR ace for Crackle | Managing Editor @frontstretch | Fitted hat, sneakers, combat sports enthusiast
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5 Points to Ponder: Should We Just Give Kyle Larson the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Now?

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By Nick Tylwalk
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It wasn’t supposed to be like this. The definition of “this” is multiple choice. One option is more general: that the revised and reborn Chase for the Championship was supposed to provide a 10-race battle for the title that could produce drama to the very end without relying on an elimination format.
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5 Points to Ponder: The 1 Inexcusable Aspect of the Ryan Blaney-Carson Hocevar Fight

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By Nick Tylwalk
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If I could make one guarantee about the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season, it won’t have anything to do with who wins which races or which drivers might switch teams during silly season. No, it would be that NASCAR is definitely going to use a clip from the post-race Bristol Motor Speedway dustup on pit road between Ryan Blaney and Carson Hocevar during its advertising packages for next year. And why wouldn’t it?
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5 Points to Ponder: More Hollow Threats Toward Carson Hocevar?

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By Nick Tylwalk
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When NASCAR shifted back to the Chase for the Championship to crown its king this season, it also quietly did away with the not as coveted regular season championship. Ostensibly, it was to put the focus on the one true champion in the fall, but you can’t help but think that it may have been partially to avoid the awkward spectacle of both the race winner and the points leader after 26 races both receiving trophies at the end of the same event.
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