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Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski, Bubba Wallace, and Ross Chastain's seasons end here.

Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series cutoff race at the Charlotte 'Roval' infield road course eliminated four drivers, marking the end of the Round of 12 and setting the stage for the four most important races of the NASCAR season. Kyle Busch, Ross Chastain, Bubba Wallace, and Brad Keselowski were the four drivers eliminated from championship contention.For Kyle Busch, the disappointing second round marks the end of what started as a promising first season with Richard Childress Racing.

Bubba Wallace's season ends in a similar way, with Wallace losing a battle to win in the closing laps at Texas, then falling to 23rd at Talladega, and finally missing the playoffs after pitting from the top ten under caution in both stages, fighting up into the top ten under green, and being wrecked late in a chain reaction crash involving contact between two drivers behind him on track.

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