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Take one last spin around Dover in this week’s Scan All

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Get an inside look at the radio communications between drivers and teams during Cup Series elimination race at the Dover International Speedway.

On Tuesday’s edition of NASCAR America, we took an inside look -- and listen -- to some of the best radio communications between drivers and teams during last Sunday’s NASCAR Cup elimination race at the Dover International Speedway.

Here’s some of the top lines:

Adam Stevens, crew chief for Kyle Busch: “At the start of the race, we were just a little bit off. I feel like I overadjusted going into the race and we had to swing back the other way to get him where he could drive it.”

Kyle Busch: “Early on in the race, I was just settling in and taking my time and not worrying about the spots we were losing. I was just going to wait and see how it plays out.”

Clint Bowyer: “Come on, now. How we looking on the cleanup?” (After the race was red-flagged due to a crash) .... “It looks like a city job,” to which Bowyer’s spotter said, “It’s about 19 people standing around watching and two working, I’ll agree.”

Matt Kenseth had an issue with a water bottle and asked for a warm drink if he had to: “There’s something I don’t want to drink, I’ll tell you that. Leave the ice out or give me something warm that doesn’t taste like it just came out of a sewer pond.”

Chase Elliott on finishing second: “I’m so sorry, guys. I’m sorry. Dad gum it.”

Kurt Busch on being eliminated from advancing in the playoffs, “Devastating, just devastating.”

Check out the rest of the best in the video above.