Denny Hamlin could use a little less gloom and a lot more winning
Denny Hamlin has lost his early Chase advantage and fallen 40 points behind Kyle Larson. But before anyone starts writing his championship obituary, history has a few things to say.
Denny Hamlin has lost his early Chase advantage and fallen 40 points behind Kyle Larson. But before anyone starts writing his championship obituary, history has a few things to say.
Chase Briscoe finally gets a prime starting spot in the Chase. Unfortunately, the man he needs to catch is parked right beside him.
Kyle Larson saw plenty to remember at Kyle Busch’s celebration of life. But it was an 11-year-old boy, a race car and a cloud of tire smoke that stole the show.
Samantha Busch delivered a heartbreaking promise to her late husband. Then 11-year-old Brexton climbed into a Cup car and gave Charlotte one final taste of Rowdy.
The two men at the top of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series standings arrived at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday night with very different agendas.
Friday in Charlotte, the life and legacy of Kyle Busch began to receive the kind of celebration that a career like his deserves.
The Chase field had a golden opportunity to close on Kyle Larson at Las Vegas. Instead, Larson extended his lead while everyone else stepped on rakes.
Kyle Larson wanted to honor Kyle Busch with a victory. Instead, he delivered a comeback, a desperate last-corner lunge and enough drama to make a video gamer blush.
Chase Briscoe got his revenge in Las Vegas, but the real fireworks came on the final lap when Kyle Larson found the wall and Tyler Reddick took an unscheduled trip across the grass.
Corey Day and Carson Kvapil traded the lead four times in the final 12 laps before the Hendrick rookie made a daring move and won by 0.287 seconds.