
Chase Briscoe Blasts to Seventh Pole of Season at Kansas
Briscoe lit up the speed charts, Hamlin nipped at his heels, and Penske looked like they’d brought pogo sticks instead of race cars.
Briscoe lit up the speed charts, Hamlin nipped at his heels, and Penske looked like they’d brought pogo sticks instead of race cars.
Before he battles for NASCAR playoff survival, Kyle Larson suited up with Kansas City’s biggest stars—and left with a new jersey and some extra swagger.
Denny Hamlin admits frustration got the best of him at Loudon, but says he and Ty Gibbs have worked it out behind closed doors at Joe Gibbs Racing.
Tyler Reddick remembers when 23XI owned Kansas Speedway. Now he needs a throwback performance to keep his NASCAR Playoff hopes alive.
Blaney’s already locked into the Round of 8, but Kansas practice still left him limping into a backup car and starting from the rear.
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.
JGR showed up with a Playoff strut but ended up in a soap opera. Hamlin spun Gibbs, Bell dodged it, and the whole team looked lost at Loudon
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.
Stewart Friesen’s road back is far from over, but his return to the NASCAR garage this weekend proved that the racing community hasn’t forgotten its own.