Brave, silly or stupid, it doesn’t matter how you look at it. We’re going to be watching reruns of Ross Chastain’s Martinsville move until the end of racing.
Todd Gilliland struggled at Martinsville Speedway earlier this year, but he made drastic improvements in his second visit to the half-mile track.
Don’t put Christopher Bell’s back against the wall; he’ll come out fighting tooth and nail. Bell proved that during a hard-fought race at Martinsville Speedway.
Bryan Nolen and Jared Haas break down the race at the paperclip-shaped oval and discuss if the move by Ross Chastain at Martinsville Speedway was fair or foul.
Ross Chastain accomplished what no NASCAR driver has done before: the successful “video game” maneuver. His reward? A spot in the Championship 4.
This year’s Xfinity 500 came down to a call of old tires vs. new tires from a pair of drivers in must-win situations. See how Christopher Bell emerged a winner.
Ross Chastain used a video game move by passing five cars on the final lap to make the Championship 4. But should that be accepted going forward? The drivers answer.
Bell’s walk-off win at Martinsville came as Ross Chastain used a video-game move to also claim a spot in the Championship 4.
It’s Larson’s first Cup pole at Martinsville. Chase Elliott starts alongside him in 2nd.
Set your fantasy NASCAR DraftKings roster for Martinsville, the fifth and final short track of 2022 as well as the final race before the Phoenix finale.