Tyler Ankrum Survives Brake Issue at New Hampshire to Clinch Final Chase Spot
Tyler Ankrum narrowly took the 10th and final Chase position, but it could easily have gone to Jake Garcia or Stewart Friesen instead.
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Tyler Ankrum narrowly took the 10th and final Chase position, but it could easily have gone to Jake Garcia or Stewart Friesen instead.
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