Chase Briscoe gets what he wanted, just not who he wanted beside him
Chase Briscoe finally gets a prime starting spot in the Chase. Unfortunately, the man he needs to catch is parked right beside him.
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Chase Briscoe wins at Vegas while Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick play pinball
Chase Briscoe got his revenge in Las Vegas, but the real fireworks came on the final lap when Kyle Larson found the wall and Tyler Reddick took an unscheduled trip across the grass.
Chase Briscoe was six laps from becoming Kyle Larson’s worst nightmare
He started 23rd, chased down Kyle Larson and briefly took the lead. Then Chase Briscoe’s Toyota got loose, the wall got involved and his championship hopes took another hit.
Chase Briscoe has a date with Darlington history
Chase Briscoe never considered Darlington one of his favorite tracks. Then he won two straight Southern 500s. Now he can make NASCAR history Sunday.
Ty Gibbs won, but JGR’s real story was behind him
Ty Gibbs’ win stole the headlines, but JGR’s real Iowa flex was putting all four cars in the top six after a Saturday that looked like a disaster.
Chase Briscoe now owns a race team…but there’s a dirty little twist
Chase Briscoe is joining the race team owner club, buying Brent Marks Racing and putting the championship-caliber driver behind the wheel.
Briscoe flies the stars and stripes straight to Chicagoland Victory Lane
Chase Briscoe used flawless pit stops, perfect strategy and nerves of steel to beat Christopher Bell in a chaotic Fourth of July showdown at Chicagoland.
Oh Shift: Chase Briscoe lets Sonoma slip away
For four laps at Sonoma, SVG looked beatable. One downshift later, Chase Briscoe was left wondering what could have been.
Chase Briscoe Wants Pocono to be His Reset Button Again
A year after turning the Tricky Triangle into a breakthrough moment, Briscoe arrives needing momentum and knowing exactly where he found it before.
Las Vegas Tried To Humble Joe Gibbs Racing The Drivers Didn’t Get The Memo
Penalties piled up, track position vanished, but sheer pace — and stubborn pride — dragged the team back toward the front.