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Larson lifts Bills France Cup after NASCAR title
Hear from Kyle Larson, crew chief Cliff Daniels, and Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick after Larson lifts the Bill France Cup to celebrate his 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Championship.
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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.
Kyle Larson explains how being on the “wrong side of strategy” cost him dearly in what could have been a title-clinching race at Martinsville in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase.
William Byron reflects on becoming a four-time winner at Martinsville, explaining what makes this track so special to him and Hendrick Motorsports and sharing his perspective on how Chase Elliott kept the heat on him.
Relive the postseason action from Martinsville Speedway in Ridgeway, Virginia, as drivers take on the Xfinity 500 in the penultimate race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase.
Ryan Preece got taken for a wild ride at Martinsville, losing traction and making contact with Joey Logano while his right rear tire decided it was time to call it a day.
After Carson Hocevar aggressively brake-checks Austin Cindric twice and left Cindric’s car looking rough, the studio crew explains how NASCAR’s safer, softer bumpers work to reduce the risk to the driver.
The Xfinity 500 isn’t going according to plan for title hopeful Kyle Larson, as William Byron wins Stage 1 over Ty Gibbs and Denny Hamlin steals a point with a top-10 stage finish.
Denny Hamlin will need every ounce of his Martinsville mastery after Kyle Larson’s dramatic win at Talladega put him on the brink of a third NASCAR Cup championship.
