Connor Zilisch led 61 laps and survived overtime to hit 10 wins as the Xfinity playoffs turned into a game of musical chairs — with four drivers left standing outside.
Brandon Jones turned Kansas Speedway into his own playground, while Justin Allgaier turned dominance into disaster.
When it comes to Connor Zilisch, it’s almost getting old.
On the stat sheet it’s business as usual.
The worst-kept secret in NASCAR is now reality—Connor Zilisch is going Cup racing with Trackhouse.
Kyle Larson did it in Texas, now Parker Kligerman has done it in Daytona: Connor Zilisch’s stand-ins just keep winning.
Sometimes the biggest hit comes after the checkered flag—just ask Connor Zilisch.
Watkins Glen is not only where Connor Zilisch made his Xfinity Series debut, it’s where he scored his first series win.
Zilisch fell from dominant to dented while Mayer made history for Haas on a wild day in Iowa.
Connor Zilisch is making a habit of winning on big stages. And in motor racing, there’s no stage bigger than the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.