Connor Zilisch led 61 laps and survived overtime to hit 10 wins as the Xfinity playoffs turned into a game of musical chairs — with four drivers left standing outside.
The strangest boss-employee relationship in sports just got stranger: Hamlin wrecked Wallace, then left him hanging all week until Charlotte.
Corey Heim’s record-breaking 10th win came not with dominance, but through chaos, calamity, and Tricon Garage tripping over itself.
Chase Briscoe is the only NASCAR Cup Series driver to have scored top-10s in each of the first five postseason races this year.
Denny Hamlin swept the stages, Bubba Wallace banged doors, and Zane Smith went airborne—but Chase Elliott walked away with the trophy.
Brandon Jones turned Kansas Speedway into his own playground, while Justin Allgaier turned dominance into disaster.
Wallace and Reddick need Kansas comebacks while Larson looks nearly unstoppable.
Blaney grabbed the trophy, Logano led the most laps, and together they reminded everyone that Penske still owns October.
Ryan Blaney waited 13 races for a Loudon win. Sunday, he got it—outlasting Josh Berry, Joey Logano, and a demolition derby of chaos to lock himself into the next round of the Playoffs.
Heim tied Greg Biffle’s single-season win record and sent Chandler Smith packing, turning the New Hampshire elimination race into yet another showcase of domination.