Stat Sheet: Odds Point to 1st-Time Brickyard 400 Winner
With only three former winners in the field, who has the best chance to kiss the bricks for the very first time?
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With only three former winners in the field, who has the best chance to kiss the bricks for the very first time?
Busch and a half-dozen cars crashed, while LaJoie went on to finish 19th.
Allgaier led the most laps (30) of any driver at Pocono on Saturday, but he was unable to hold off Cole Custer and his fresh tires in the closing laps.
The Brickyard 400 returns next weekend for the first time since 2020.
Chicago marked the third consecutive weekend where the Cup race saw a delay for rain.
Williams talks being in top-tier equipment, plus his visits to children’s hospitals.
The pairing with Rodney Childers for 2025 marks the greatest opportunity of LaJoie’s Cup career, but the pressure is on.
The decision to stay out on wet-weather tires pays off for Hand and the No. 60 RFK Racing team.
Hocevar was docked 25 points and fined $50,000 for spinning Harrison Burton under caution at Nashville.
The two drivers started on the front row, and they were neck-and-neck with each other for almost the entire race.