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At-track photos: Sunday, Charlotte

By | Published: May 29, 2016 40

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As part of the 600 Miles of Remembrance program, Capt. Christopher Cash, U.S. Army, was honored on the No. 32 car.

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The Coca-Cola 600 weekend is all about honoring the armed forces.

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A detailed view of the 'Support Our Troops' Goodyear tire on the grid.

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One hero asking another hero for an autograph.

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A military serviceman holds an American flag prior to the start of the marathon event.

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Military servicemen and women open up a giant American flag on the infield.

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Powerful image of the flag during pre-race events.

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Military servicemen and servicewomen file off of the infield during pre-race festivities.

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Military members lined up.

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A parachutist brings a large American flag into the infield area prior to the start of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coca-Cola 600.

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The flags were flying Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Coca-Cola 600.

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The 600-mile event is the longest of the season and takes place the day before Memorial Day.

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Brexton Busch is ready to log some laps for dad, Kyle Busch.

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NASCAR Hall of Fame inductees and current team owners Rick Hendrick (left) and Richard Childress spoke to the media prior to Sunday's race.

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'Six-Time' has four Coca-Cola 600 wins -- the most of any active driver.

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These two future Hall of Famers have plenty to smile about.

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No pressure, Trevor.

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Can the defending race winner make it two consecutive Coca-Cola 600 wins?

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Martin Truex Jr. and Joey Logano lead the field to green.

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And we're racing!

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Ready for fresh Goodyear tires.

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The No. 78 team of Martin Truex Jr. hustles during the competition caution.

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Kahne with some tire issues -- and an unscheduled pit stop.

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The No. 88 team in sync during a pit stop.

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An intense race off pit road.

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Polesitter Truex seems to have the car to beat.

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That's your 2015 champion logging some laps.

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They're all just a blur.

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And the field keeps on turning laps .

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Johnson's No. 48 has been on fire thus far -- figuratively and literally.

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View of the 1.5-mile track.

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Johnson during a scheduled pit stop.

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Truex continues to lead the field.

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Harvick and Keselowski battling for a position.

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That's rookie Ryan Blaney enduring the marathon.

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'Rowdy' and his No. 18 smoking.

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The situation for the majority of the race: Johnson chasing after a hustling Truex.

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A tribute to Tony Stewart who is running his final Coca-Cola 600 before retirement.

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After leading for 392 laps (the most laps led in any NASCAR race to date) Martin Truex Jr. wheels his No. 78 to Victory Lane.

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Truex poses in Victory Lane with longtime girlfriend Sherry Pollex.