Holding a Pretty Wheel: It All Comes Down to 1 Race & 3 Title Standouts
Here’s a look at who the favorites are to the respective NASCAR national series titles, though they’ll have plenty of competition.
Here’s a look at who the favorites are to the respective NASCAR national series titles, though they’ll have plenty of competition.
While there weren’t any major storylines that were missed on Sunday, NBC focused too much on the playoff drivers.
If you still have questions, then we’ve got answers after the Cup Series Championship 4 was set at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday (Oct. 26).
No, it’s Denny Hamlin. Or maybe it’s Chase Briscoe? But don’t count out Kyle Larson. Man, this Championship 4 is a crapshoot.
While Bell won’t join his JGR teammates to fight for a title at Phoenix, he at least finished the Martinsville event, unlike his counterparts.
Chase Briscoe signing with Joe Gibbs Racing has produced far more success than anyone expected in their first year together.
Also, how a Chase Briscoe championship would be good for the NASCAR Cup Series as 2025 heads toward the finish line.
But because NBC Sports focused so much on the playoffs, the broadcast missed some good storylines from the race at Talladega.
Many playoff teams either pitted for fuel prior to overtime or ran dry during a frantic NASCAR Cup Series finish at Talladega’s YellaWood 500.
The final 20 laps were a thrilling sprint that saw multiple lead changes and nail-biting moments. And to think, it was almost ruined by a fuel-saving race.