The NASCAR offseason has been full of schedule shakeups and driver changes. For those drivers staying put, who are the most likely to improve in 2021?
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NASCAR's offseason was full of driver changes and new teams. However, for those drivers that are staying put, what will 2021 bring?
The NASCAR Cup Series playoff opener at Darlington Raceway saw Martin Truex Jr. tangle with Chase Elliott for the lead with 15 laps to go.
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