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Chip Ganassi teams undergo pit crew changes ahead of Toyota Owners 400

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Chip Ganassi Racing has changed the lineups of its two Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series pit crews, the #1 team of Kurt Busch and the #42 team of Kyle Larson, ahead of Saturday night's Toyota 400 at Richmond Raceway.

Cory Baldwin and Justin Kirby have been moved from CGR's backup crew to the positions of rear-tire changer and tire carrier on Busch's #1 team. For the April 7 Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, Daniel Kincaid and Wilbert Johnson Jr. were on the #1 team roster as the rear-tire changer and tire carrier.

Bryan Jacobsen is the new front-tire changer on Larson's #42 team, as of the Richmond race. He replaces Steve Price.

Larson is 14th in the championship points standings, eight races into the 36-race season. He only has two top-10s, so far, in 2019, with a best finish of sixth at ISM Raceway. Busch, meanwhile, is eighth int he standings with six top-10 finishes. He was second to Kyle Busch in the Food City 500.

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