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    Several drivers looking to clinch Chase spot

    Kyle Busch has been in the Chase in three of the last four years.
    Hampton, GA (Sports Network) - Hampton, GA (Sports Network) - After taking their final week off this season, the Sprint Cup Series resumes at Atlanta Motor Speedway, as two races remain to decide who will be in the championship Chase. The Nationwide Series also will be at Atlanta, while the Camping World Truck Series joins the IZOD IndyCar Series at Kentucky Speedway.

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    Emory Healthcare 500 - Atlanta Motor Speedway - Hampton, GA

    Time is running out for several drivers who are attempting to qualify for the championship Chase, which begins September 19 at New Hampshire. Kevin Harvick and Jeff Gordon already have clinched a spot in this year's 12-driver field.

    After winning the August 21 race at Bristol, Kyle Busch all but secured his position in the Chase. If Busch finishes 40th or better this Labor Day weekend at the fast 1.54-mile Atlanta Motor Speedway, he will qualify for the playoffs. He has been in the Chase in three of the last four years. He came up eight points short of making it in last year.   continue>>



     

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