Busch won the NACSAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series race on Friday.

In the NASCAR Xfinity Series, he went down a lap on Saturday. He still came back to win the race, holding off a late charge from Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick and John Hunter Nemechek.

Kyle Busch has won at every race track around the program. He is a safe bet anywhere. However, he has added motivation to complete the sweep.

Kevin Harvick was the odds on favorite to win this weekend in Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He is the defending winner at LVMS. However, following final practice his 5.5-1 odds dropped to 10-1.

Harvick will start from the pole. However, he himself said that he didn’t have the quickest car. He stacked up 15th at the clinic and 29th in final practice.

Jimmie Johnson also sits at 30-1 odds. He’s a four time winner in this course. His last win came in 2010.

Richard Childress Racing has shown speed this weekend. Both practice sessions have spanned. However, he still sits at 30-1 odds. His last win came in the 2018 Daytona 500.

Austin Dillon at the NASCAR garage area in Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayLAS VEGAS, NV — MARCH 02: Crew members push the #3 Dow SILASTIC Silicone Elastomers Chevrolet throughout the garage area during a rain-delayed practice for the Dragon Energy NASCAR Cup Series Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 2, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Sarah Crabill/Getty Images)
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Daniel Hemric is another Part of the Richard Childress Racing stable. He was quickest in both exercises. Austin Dillon, 2nd into teammate.

Alex Bowman claimed the rod. He missed getting to the line to start his qualifying lap with a fraction of a moment. Had he reached the lineup in time, Bowman will be starting in the pole now.

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