Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell need a Christmas miracle in November
Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin need practically everything to go right at Homestead to catch Kyle Larson. And even then, they’ll need a little help.
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NASCAR has its mojo back, but Steve O’Donnell isn’t declaring victory
NASCAR has Dodge coming back, fans returning to the grandstands and a new championship format. Steve O’Donnell likes the direction, but knows the sport isn’t finished.
Carson Hocevar doesn’t want to lose his edge, just his bad habits
Carson Hocevar has no intention of becoming a Sunday afternoon driving instructor. But after his latest antics cost him a race, he knows something has to change.
Connor Zilisch learned that life in NASCAR’s big league isn’t always pretty
Connor Zilisch arrived in NASCAR’s Cup Series accustomed to winning. His rookie season taught him something very different about racing at the sport’s highest level.
Dodge’s NASCAR return is a big deal, but the hard work is just beginning
Dodge hasn’t competed in NASCAR’s premier series since 2012. Now Kaulig Racing is preparing to bring the manufacturer back, with plenty of work ahead.
Kyle Larson isn’t ordering the champagne just yet
A third championship, back-to-back trophies and a place among NASCAR’s all-time greats are within reach. Kyle Larson just wants to get through Sunday first.
Justin Allgaier nearly hung up his helmet. That would have been awkward
Justin Allgaier was so certain his racing career was over that he bought a house in Illinois and started making retirement plans. Then Dale Jr. called.
One race, two drivers and absolutely no interest in settling for second
Twenty points separate Kaden Honeycutt and Layne Riggs heading into Homestead. Both drivers agree on one thing: winning the championship probably means winning the race.
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway
Kyle Larson only needs to collect nine points in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Hocevar will have to watch the NASCAR finale from his couch
Brake-checking Austin Cindric twice turned out to be an expensive afternoon for Carson Hocevar. Now he’ll have to watch the season finale from home.