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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: One More In Miami

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The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series comes to close on Sunday afternoon in Miami with the running of the Ford-Ecoboost 400 at 2 PM ET on ESPN. We had a stunning turn of events last week, where Brad Keselowski not only made up a seven-point deficit against Jimmie Johnson for the lead, but blew past JJ and built up a 20-point cushion himself after a crash in Phoenix wiped out the leader. Now the only question left is whether turnabout will be fair play in Miami.

NASCAR Chase For The Cup: Two Drivers Left

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The NASCAR Chase For The Cup has been realistically down to two drivers—Jimmie Johnson and Brad Keselowski for a few weeks, even if TheSportsNotebook has been manufacturing ways to give other drivers a chance. But as Sunday’s AAA Texas 500 (2 PM ET, ESPN) awaits, there’s no denying that JJ and Keselowski are the only ones standing with three races to go.

NASACAR Sprint Cup Returns To Pocono For Pennsylvania 400

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For the second time in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series, the drivers come to The Long Pond at Pocono, where the Pennsylvania 400 runs on Sunday at noon EST. The last race here was on June 10 and produced one of the surprises of the season, when Joey Logano won, the lone high point of his 2012 season. A few other drivers are desperate for their own big high point as just six more races, including Sunday’s, are between now and the final Sprint For The Cup.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Drivers Rev Up For Second Half

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The NASCAR Sprint Cup series takes a break this weekend, but with just seven more races for drivers to qualify for the final Sprint For The Cup, TheSportsNotebook takes a step back and evaluates the big picture before racing action resumes next week… Before going further, let’s lay out how The Sprint For The Cup […]