Chase Elliott isn’t obsessed with a million dollars But…
Chase Elliott insists the NASCAR In-Season Challenge isn’t consuming his thoughts. Funny how being two wins away from a $1 million payday tends to focus the mind.
Chase Elliott insists the NASCAR In-Season Challenge isn’t consuming his thoughts. Funny how being two wins away from a $1 million payday tends to focus the mind.
Rain delayed it. Fireworks framed it. Overtime settled it. Brandon Jones finally conquered Chicagoland in one of 2026’s wildest races.
They were racing for position until the track decided to remind everyone what 200 mph really looks like when it all goes wrong.
Chase Elliott returns to the site of his first Cup win carrying fresh momentum, old memories, and his worst Watkins Glen starting spot yet.
A fast start to 2026 and flawless execution at Texas suggest Elliott is no longer easing back into contention—he’s kicking the door in.
After years of grumbling about the track, Elliott left Texas Motor Speedway with another trophy and Denny Hamlin still stuck in his rearview mirror.
One win down, plenty left to prove. Chase Elliott says the focus now is stacking results before it’s too late.
Rick Hendrick picked up the phone, delivered a simple message, and by Sunday evening Chase Elliott delivered Chevrolet’s first win of the season—with interest.
Chase Elliott didn’t dominate Martinsville—he just made the one pit call that mattered.
Just when it looked like Denny Hamlin had Vegas wrapped up, Chase Elliott appeared in his mirrors like a speeding casino debt.