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    Larson Holds off Elliott at Watkins Glen

    CLNS MediaBy CLNS Media08/08/2021Updated:08/27/20213 Mins Read
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    WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK - AUGUST 08: Kyle Larson, driver of the #5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Cup Series Go Bowling at The Glen at Watkins Glen International on August 08, 2021 in Watkins Glen, New York. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
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    Kyle Larson won the Go Bowling at the Glen from Watkins Glen International on Sunday afternoon to pick up his fifth victory of the season.

    In the first race out of NASCAR’s Olympic break, Larson ran up front and challenged for the lead most of the day.  Larson was able to get around Martin Truex Jr. for the lead under the final round of pit stops, and he pulled out to a lead that his teammate Chase Elliott could not overcome.

    Larson said his team put a good car together for the weekend.

    “Another amazing car,” Larson said.  “I could tell from about lap three after I stopped making a bunch of mistakes that we were going to have a car that could win today.”

    With Elliott closing in on Larson in the closing laps, Larson ran into a pack of slower cars that allowed Elliott to cut seconds off the lead.

    Larson said he was sure Elliott would catch him while stuck in traffic.

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    “Chase was already chasing me pretty quick, even with me being on open track,” Larson said.  “When I caught those four cars…thought I’d look in my mirror and the 9 would be right on me.  Think we had a comfortable enough gap to where I could make a mistake like that.”

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    Elliott was forced to start at the back of the field because of a pre-race penalty, but he was able to race his way up to second place.

    NASCAR’s winningest-active road course racer drove his way through the field, but a late mistake cost him what could have been his seventh-career road course victory.

    Elliott made an unscheduled stop after flat-spotting his tires, and it was too much to overcome in such a short race.

    Elliott said he was proud of his team’s effort throughout the day.

    “I made too many mistakes to get the win, unfortunately,” Elliott said.  “Super proud of our team, kind of an uphill battle all day.  Everybody was super prepared coming into today, and our NAPA team just did a good job of fighting.”

    “Try to clean some things up and make less mistakes next time, maybe it’ll work out.”

    Unofficial results:

    1. Kyle Larson
    2. Chase Elliott
    3. Martin Truex Jr.
    4. Kyle Busch
    5. Denny Hamlin
    6. William Byron
    7. Christopher Bell
    8. Kevin Harvick
    9. Chase Briscoe
    10. Tyler Reddick
    11. Matt DiBenedetto
    12. Ross Chastain
    13. Kurt Busch
    14. Ryan Blaney
    15. Austin Dillon
    16. Aric Almirola
    17. Chris Buescher
    18. Cole Custer
    19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    20. Alex Bowman
    21. Michael McDowell
    22. Joey Logano
    23. Bubba Wallace
    24. Corey LaJoie
    25. Ryan Newman
    26. Anthony Alfredo
    27. Erik Jones
    28. Ryan Preece
    29. Justin Haley
    30. Kyle Tilley
    31. Daniel Suarez
    32. Quin Houff
    33. Josh Bilicki
    34. RC Enerson
    35. Brad Keselowski
    36. Garrett Smithley
    37. James Davison
    Chase Elliott Kyle Larson NASCAR Watkins Glen
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