
Chase Elliott Sees 2024 as a Turning Point, Not a Setback
For those looking from the outside, Chase Elliott’s single-win season in 2024—following a winless, injury-plagued 2023—might appear to be a study in mediocrity.
For those looking from the outside, Chase Elliott’s single-win season in 2024—following a winless, injury-plagued 2023—might appear to be a study in mediocrity.
If you thought “The Madhouse” was just a catchy nickname for the chaotic, fender-bending short-track racing at Bowman Gray, think again.
It was a great night for NASCAR’s most popular driver.
From its inception in 1979 through 2021, the NASCAR Clash, which ran under a variety of appellations, was part of early-season activities at Daytona International Speedway.
Chase Elliott continued his dominance as NASCAR’s most popular driver, claiming the 2024 National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) Most Popular Driver Award in the Cup Series for a seventh consecutive year.
The stage was set. Four drivers, one last shot at NASCAR Cup glory.
NASCAR’s most popular driver is looking for a popular victory in Sunday’s Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway.
Chase Elliott likes his chances for a second title too.
Chase Elliott, a two-time Talladega winner, agrees with the general consensus that this weekend’s 500-miler on the sport’s biggest track is a real opportunity for anyone to win.
With two races to go before the Playoff field is set, the battle is still wide open as the series heads to Daytona and Darlington.