
Carnage, Chaos, and Christopher Bell: Bristol Delivers a Saturday Night Special
Fire, flat tires, and a small army of bent sheet metal defined Bristol, but Bell walked off with the only thing that mattered.
Fire, flat tires, and a small army of bent sheet metal defined Bristol, but Bell walked off with the only thing that mattered.
Bristol was Berry’s last shot, but instead of a miracle, his Ford lit up like a barbecue grill and his Playoffs went up in smoke.
Connor Zilisch looked unstoppable—until strategy, cautions, and Aric Almirola rewrote the ending under the lights at Bristol.
AJ Allmendinger spoiled the Playoff party at Bristol, grabbing his first pole at the track and holding off Ryan Blaney by just 0.003 seconds.
Last year Hamlin needed Bristol to survive; this year, he arrives locked in and riding the confidence of a Gateway win.
Ross Chastain has never won—or even led a lap—at Bristol, but he holds a 19-point cushion in Saturday’s cut race.
Four wins don’t mean much now—SVG must deliver at Bristol or see his championship chase end under the lights.
Berry’s Playoff run has been wrecked twice already. Now it’s Bristol or bust if he wants to avoid elimination.
The future may be Chevrolet, but Haas Xfinity drivers say Ford is all-in for their 2025 Playoff push.
Sheldon Creed knows what it’s like to finish second. In the Playoffs, he wants to trade that spot for first when it counts the most.