Kyle Larson goes from winless to back-to-back NASCAR Champion
Kyle Larson went from a 51-race winless streak to consecutive NASCAR championships. His third title came with an unexpected assist from Chase Briscoe.
Kyle Larson went from a 51-race winless streak to consecutive NASCAR championships. His third title came with an unexpected assist from Chase Briscoe.
He was thinking about retirement just weeks ago. Now Justin Allgaier is celebrating his second championship in three seasons after surviving a wild night at Homestead.
Denny Hamlin believes Toyota needs more than another fast car. After another season of falling short, he wants a serious offseason examination.
Seven victories weren’t enough for Layne Riggs. Two blown tires made sure of that as Kaden Honeycutt wrapped up the Truck Series championship.
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.
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.
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.
Getting Dodge back into NASCAR took a lot of work. Getting it to outrun Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota could take considerably more.
After 35 races without a win, William Byron finally found his way back to Victory Lane, leading 362 laps in a dominant Martinsville performance.
Jesse Love arrived at Martinsville with a 19-point cushion. He left 22 points behind. Meanwhile, Carson Kvapil won and Justin Allgaier took control.