The Heartbreak Kids: How Byron and Briscoe’s Title Hopes Unraveled
William Byron and Chase Briscoe came to Phoenix chasing glory—only to leave with nothing but what-ifs.
William Byron and Chase Briscoe came to Phoenix chasing glory—only to leave with nothing but what-ifs.
He wasn’t the fastest, flashiest, or even in the frame—then somehow won it all.
Blaney came to Phoenix without a shot at the title—so he took the checkered flag instead.
In the end, he went from a confident winner—a phenom—to the 19-year-old kid who just got kicked off the playground.
Perfect pit stops and late-race precision delivered Jesse Love his first NASCAR Xfinity championship in the series’ farewell race for Xfinity.
Third in qualifying, steady in practice, and backed by a team that’s been here before—Larson’s playing the long game for title No. 2.
At Phoenix, the sacred Stall No. 1 turned traitor — a patch of rubbered-up misery that nearly cost Corey Heim a championship.
After 60 wins and no title, the Virginian’s qualifying run screamed louder than any press conference ever could.
Ty Majeski came within a heartbeat of making Truck Series history Friday night, falling just short of back-to-back titles in a Phoenix showdown for the ages.
In a race that looked more like a bar fight on wheels, Corey Heim was the last man still throwing punches.