Up to Speed: What Is a NASCAR Champion Anymore?
NASCAR’s leadership needs to ask itself a serious question this offseason – what does a driver need to do to be a worthy champion of the sport?
NASCAR’s leadership needs to ask itself a serious question this offseason – what does a driver need to do to be a worthy champion of the sport?
Thanks to William Byron’s victory and Kyle Larson’s points advantage, Hendrick has a 50% chance of winning the Cup championship.
Front Row appeared to be poised for a breakout season before 2025. So, why has its three teams struggled?
While Chastain will take the loss hard, he is not the only Trackhouse employee responsible for the bitter end of the team’s title hopes.
Denny Hamlin has a lot on his mind heading into next weekend’s cutoff race.
The team needs to get its mojo back at Kansas. Otherwise, New Hampshire may go down as the race that ended 23XI’s title hopes in 2025.
Until someone else steps up to take the title for themselves, the Cup Series championship goes through the Penske garage.
Larson should worry more about recapturing his early-season momentum rather than any unlikely revenge from Ryan Blaney.
In very similar situations in 2022 and 2024, Cindric punched above his weight in the postseason and is poised to do so again.
Though all four of their drivers have made the playoffs, Hendrick’s championship contention is no sure thing.