Damaged goods: Charlotte Roval weekend

By Staff Report | Published: September 28, 2019 23

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Danger spots abound on the 17 turns of Charlotte Motor Speedway's oval and road-course layout. David Ragan's No. 38 looks like it found plenty of trouble before finishing 35th in Sunday's Bank of America Roval 400.

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Alex Bowman's patched-up No. 88 went on to a second-place finish.

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Another look at 88 damage.

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Dings on Bubba Wallace's No. 43, which placed 24th, may have come from a run-in with Bowman's No. 88.

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Daniel Suarez had a last-lap wreck that led to the hood of his No. 41 flying up.

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The rear of the No. 41 failed to escape some serious crushing en route to a 34th-place finish.

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The front of Jimmie Johnson's No. 48 got hammered ...

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... and so did the back of the No. 48, which finished ninth.

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Aric Almirola's No. 10 didn't escape playoff damage, and Almirola did not advance to the Round of 12 after a 14th-place run.

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Even Denny Hamlin's 19th-place No. 11 got in on the tape repairs.

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Ryan Newman's No. 6 told the tale of him just missing out on the playoff advancement. He ended the race in 32nd.

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Joey Logano's No. 22 shows some wear, as the reigning Cup Series champion finished 10th.

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Michael McDowell's No. 34, which would up 12th, has some front-end damage.

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Daniel Hemric's No. 8 shows some scrapes along the side. He finished 33rd.

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JR Motorsports crew members go to work on the No. 1 Chevy.

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Michael Annett was among those finding trouble, which his JR Motorsports No. 1 team went to work on in the Xfinity Series garage. Annett finished 15th in the 38-car field.

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The crumpled left-front fender of Christopher Bell's No. 20 Toyota, which finished 12th.

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The Stewart-Haas Racing crew pushes the No. 00 Ford back to the garage

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Stewart-Haas Racing crew members push the No. 00 Ford of Cole Custer back in the Xfinity Series garage. Custer wound up eighth.

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Left-side damage shows on the No. 86 of Will Rodgers

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The No. 86 Chevrolet of Will Rodgers shows signs of left-side wear after the Drive for the Cure 250. Rodgers finished 28th in his third Xfinity start.

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Front-end damage on the RCR No. 2 Chevrolet of Tyler Reddick

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The caved-in front end of the Richard Childress Racing No. 2 Chevrolet was not immune to the Roval's wrath. Despite the damage, Tyler Reddick drove the car to a second-place finish.

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The scuffed left-front tire on the No. 98 driven by Chase Briscoe.

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The left-front tire of Chase Briscoe's No. 98 Ford shows signs of significant contact. Briscoe salvaged a ninth-place run.

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More tire marks on the side of the No. 98 Ford

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A look further down the left side of the No. 98 entry shows plenty of tire marks in return.

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The frayed side panel of the No. 9 Chevrolet driven by Noah Gragson.

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Noah Gragson's JR Motorsports No. 9 Chevrolet shows some left-side fraying after a Roval run-in. He finished fifth.

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Left-rear fender scuffs as the No. 86 goes on the hauler.

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Scuff marks and all, the No. 86 of Will Rodgers gets loaded back on the hauler for the trip home after a 28th-place run.