Byron, Larson and Elliott Eye Redemption in Round Two
After Joe Gibbs Racing stunned the field in Round One, Hendrick’s heavy hitters say the Playoff reset could be the spark that puts them back in control
After Joe Gibbs Racing stunned the field in Round One, Hendrick’s heavy hitters say the Playoff reset could be the spark that puts them back in control
Joey Logano thrilled his enthusiastic local fanbase turning a pole-winning lap at New Hampshire Motor Speedway Saturday afternoon.
Last year Hamlin needed Bristol to survive; this year, he arrives locked in and riding the confidence of a Gateway win.
Ross Chastain has never won—or even led a lap—at Bristol, but he holds a 19-point cushion in Saturday’s cut race.
Four wins don’t mean much now—SVG must deliver at Bristol or see his championship chase end under the lights.
Berry’s Playoff run has been wrecked twice already. Now it’s Bristol or bust if he wants to avoid elimination.
The future may be Chevrolet, but Haas Xfinity drivers say Ford is all-in for their 2025 Playoff push.
Kyle Larson has turned Bristol into his personal highlight reel—now he’s chasing a rare three-peat under the Saturday night lights.
Joey Logano isn’t shy about his chances, saying his Penske team always finds another gear when the Playoffs begin.
The 2025 Rookie of the Year may be new to the Cup Playoffs, but Shane van Gisbergen has plenty of championship experience.