
Byron, Larson and Elliott Eye Redemption in Round Two
After Joe Gibbs Racing stunned the field in Round One, Hendrick’s heavy hitters say the Playoff reset could be the spark that puts them back in control
After Joe Gibbs Racing stunned the field in Round One, Hendrick’s heavy hitters say the Playoff reset could be the spark that puts them back in control
Joey Logano thrilled his enthusiastic local fanbase turning a pole-winning lap at New Hampshire Motor Speedway Saturday afternoon.
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.
The magic ran out for four drivers at Bristol.
For a fleeting moment, Bowman was within a single point of advancing—then reality hit like a worn-out tire.
One lap you’re back in the fight, the next you’re nose-first in the wall—Elliott lived both at Bristol.
Austin Cindric’s Ford caught fire, his Playoff hopes nearly went up in smoke, but somehow the No. 2 escaped Bristol alive.
He came, he spun, he finished 26th—SVG’s first Playoff run ends, but the story isn’t over.
For Austin Dillon, Bristol wasn’t a race. It was tire management hell, and it cost him everything.
Fire, flat tires, and a small army of bent sheet metal defined Bristol, but Bell walked off with the only thing that mattered.