Kelly Crandall

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Is that what I think it is?! It is!

Brad Keselowski on Riley Herbst coming across his nose at the finish: "It was one of the dumbest things I've ever seen."

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... go straight and turn left, Shane.

Alex Bowman had made his entry into Turn 1 in the top lane when called to pit road. He slowed off Turn 2 and Reddick was there.

TNT Sports played this during the broadcast, and it's pretty rare to hear this level of frustration from William Byron and Rudy Fugle

"I just don't like him as a human."

Chase Elliott excused himself from the media to congratulate Carson Hocevar on his way to victory lane. Elliott thinks it'll be a hurting Monday for Hocecar.

A lap around Naval Base Coronado, courtesy of iRacing:

Joe Gibbs comes to the media center to share stories and thoughts on Kyle Busch. “He walked 10 yards to me and he went, ‘Your cars suck.’”

"I would say it feels the least like an All-Star weekend than it ever has in my career."

Chase Elliott and Ross Chastain were All-Star drivers who didn’t make it to the main event. A bunch of others ran around damaged with no shot. So, was this Exhibit A that the Open needs to come back to separate the races? Denny Hamlin on that and Dover being a points race:

Chase Elliott didn't want to throw one too many blocks on Tyler Reddick and end up wrecked. Then came along Riley Herbst: "He wasn't going to push me. Then he winds up crashing himself not pushing me, which then in turn crashed me anyway."

It was epic

"Handful." "You could shit the bed quickly." "Very rarely in my Cup career that I just let guys go, whether it's on restarts or green flag runs, and say to myself, 'I'm going to see you in about 20,' and that was kind of the way it went today.'"

You don’t often see a quiet Cup Series garage but it was this morning as Kyle Busch’s team was the first and only to unload at 8 a.m.

Kyle Larson has now seen the finished product on the double documentary dropping on Prime Video next month. He explains what people can expect and his reaction to seeing it: "I think because it went so bad, it actually made for a really awesome documentary."

Ryan Blaney on what he said to Carson Hocevar: (question via Jordan Bianchi)

"I can't really say enough about what Daniel Suarez has done coming into our organization ... and I think that was a piece that really elevated our program." Luke Lambert on the dynamic at Spire Motorsports of all three teams pulling in the same direction:

Carson Hocevar bought the Chili's restaurant in his hometown. Or at least, that's what he said on the internet. But you should never believe everything you see on the internet:

I literally bought this camera yesterday and am using it for the first time heading to ATL 😂