After William Byron’s fourth victory at Martinsville, there are three drivers left in the Chase championship battle.
The Hendrick Motorsports driver earned his fourth victory at the short track.
Christopher Bell explains how he got ‘tricked’ into thinking he was in better shape than he was after Stage 1 at Martinsville before things started to not break in his favor down the stretch.
Listen to Chase Briscoe, Carson Hocevar, Ryan Blaney and others recap the action from the Cup Series Chase Race at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday night.
On the heels of a Martinsville race that didn’t play out as expected, the crew previews the NASCAR Cup finale at Homestead-Miami where Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell will battle for the title.
While he’s being presented with the Grandfather Clock, the crew looks back on William Byron’s history at Martinsville Speedway, featuring four wins and over 1000 laps led.
Denny Hamlin explains how Stage 1 was the “killer” for him, dealing him some blows that he couldn’t recover from as he fell short of the win at Martinsville and couldn’t move up in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase standings.
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Kyle Larson has a shot to clinch his third Cup Series championship.
Kyle Larson has opened a 73-point lead with two races remaining in the season.
The Chase points leader took a major step toward a third championship with his third win in seven races.
Kyle Larson reflects on taking his first superspeedway win in dramatic fashion at Talladega, explaining what he saw during the final lap that allowed him to go from 11th to 1st at the last possible moment.
Listen to Denny Hamlin, Carson Hocevar, Riley Herbst and other recap the overtime action from the Cup Series Chase Race at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday night.
The crew spotlights a different part of the Stage 3 wreck at Talladega, where Riley Herbst’s day ended after getting sent into the wall so violently that his on-board camera shut off.
Relive the postseason overtime action from the iconic Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama, as drivers take on the YellaWood 500 in the eighth out of 10 races in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase.
The defending series champion rallied twice in the closing laps, making an impressive charge from 11th to first for his third win in seven races.
Kyle Larson has continued to end droughts after taking his first superspeedway win in dramatic fashion due to a well-timed cut inside in overtime at Talladega to stun the competition.
William Byron reflects on his showing in a chaotic Talladega Chase race, explaining why ‘second sucks’ but he’s overall satisfied with the result, especially with Hendrick teammate Kyle Larson winning.
