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Bell, who inherited the lead by staying out between Stages 2 and 3, led the final 100 laps but had to ward off repeated challenges, with the last coming from Reddick in the final five laps.

Larson, who won a dirt Late Model race he sponsored earlier this week, went from sixth to first on the first lap of his 15-lap heat race and held on for the win.

Keselowski was in control of Sunday’s race as the laps wound down but Logano – who had led much of the race (140 of 260 laps) – had worked his way back into contention.

Chevrolet has dominated the year so far, winning the first four races on the schedule for the first time since 2001.

Larson, among the first cars on the track in the 50-minute session, led the way at 131.257 mph.

NASCAR has seen three different winners in the first three races with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. snapping a 199-race winless streak to win Daytona 500. The following week at Fontana, Kyle Busch won in just his second start as a Richard Childress Racing driver. And then it was William Byron winning at Las Vegas,…

Reigning NASCAR Cup champion Joey Logano won the pole for Sunday’s race as he looks for his second consecutive win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

The west coast swing continues in Las Vegas after the final NASCAR Cup race on the two-mile version of Auto Club Speedway.

Under a tent leaking from pouring rain and with temperatures in the 40s, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. met with an excited group of race fans in the parking lot of a Ralph’s supermarket in Fontana, Calif., on Friday afternoon.