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USA Today via Reuters

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USA Today via Reuters

Chase Elliott sealed his Top 8 playoff berth when he won the 2020 Bank of America Roval 400. When he spoke to Fox Sports, he reflected on this win and even his 2019 win at the same venue.

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He said, “I was better than I was last year. I didn’t pile-drive the barriers this time, so that was good. Was able to finish it off the right way, which is always encouraging. Looking forward to this next round. Trying to make some noise.”

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Previewing the upcoming race at the Kansas Speedway, Elliott said that he was looking forward to it. On the subject of Kansas and the next race at Texas, he knew that he had not recorded any spectacular results last year. So, he hopes that he and the team can improve dramatically from there.

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What else did Chase Elliott say?

He declared that he and the outfit have been working hard to improve their performances. Chase Elliott noted that the Kansas Speedway has normally been a track where he performed well at. Of course, it did not take away the fact that his performance was up to mark when he last visited.

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In the 2020 season, Elliott will be seeking redemption and will aim to build on his Charlotte Roval win. At the same time, he will be eager to progress further in the playoffs. Elliott has never made it further than the Round of 8, and he will be hoping to change that statistic in 2020.

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However, the likes of Kevin Harvick, Denny Hamlin, Martin Truex Jr, Brad Keselowski, and others will be keen to stop him. For the moment, Kevin Harvick appears to be the likeliest candidate to triumph in the 2020 season. Though others have shown that he is not invincible.

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Anything can happen within the next four races, and after that, they can focus on 2021 and what lies ahead for everyone, especially with the new rules in 2022.

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