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It's all over but the dog and pony show as Kyle Larson nears third Cup

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Kyle Larson left the penultimate race of the NASCAR Cup Series season with a 67-point lead over Christopher Bell and 70 over Denny Hamlin. A perfect race, one that William Byron put together on Sunday by the way, pays 76 points. In other words, it would take one of the worst…

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