William Byron, the only Playoff driver already locked into the Round of 8, thinks the course changes at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course may affect strategy in Sunday’s Bank of America Roval 400.
After the chaos at Talladega, there is just one more chance to make the Round of 8 and remain part of the NASCAR Playoffs, and that comes in the form of the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL.
The Charlotte Roval is a challenging venue for NASCAR’s best drivers at any time, but especially as the setting for a Playoff elimination race.
Sam Mayer needed to win to advance in the Xfinity Series Playoffs, and he delivered at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval.
William Byron is less concerned about the opponents he sees on the race track..
In its past five seasons featuring in the NASCAR Playoffs, the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval has been anything but predictable.
Late Sunday NASCAR said it is reviewing the final lap of the ROVAL 400 race that determined which drivers were eliminated from this year’s Playoff Round of 12.
Coming into the Charlotte ROVAL, Christopher Bell needed nothing short of a win to advance to the next round of NASCAR’s Cup Series Playoffs.
AJ Allmendinger battled Ty Gibbs all day in Charlotte, and it took until double overtime for him to cement a hard-fought victory.
Joey Logano wasn’t pleased with the way he negotiated the final chicane at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.