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Tyler Reddick Wins Phoenix Thriller as Kyle Larson’s Championship Lead Nearly Disappears
Tyler Reddick won his sixth race of 2026 at Phoenix, while Kyle Larson's tire failure reduced his NASCAR Chase lead to just five points over Christopher Bell.
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5 days ago4 min read
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Chase Briscoe Wins Charlotte Thriller, Holding Off Christopher Bell in Photo Finish
Chase Briscoe wins his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race, beating Christopher Bell by 0.029 seconds in a thrilling Charlotte photo finish.
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Oct 134 min read
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Chase Briscoe Dominates Las Vegas and Keeps His Championship Hopes Alive
Chase Briscoe swept both stages and led 175 laps at Las Vegas before surviving a late charge from championship leader Kyle Larson.
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Oct 63 min read
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Kyle Larson Dominates Kansas, Scores Maximum Points and Takes Control of The Chase
Kyle Larson led 235 of 267 laps, swept both stages and scored the maximum 76 points at Kansas to extend his NASCAR Chase lead.
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Sep 283 min read
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Joey Logano Steals Wild Bristol Night Race as Blaney-Hocevar Feud Explodes
Joey Logano charged from fourth to first late at Bristol to earn his 40th Cup victory before Ryan Blaney and Carson Hocevar traded punches on pit road.
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Sep 214 min read
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Kyle Larson Survives Gateway Chaos to End 51-Race Winless Streak
Kyle Larson survived a record 18 cautions and double overtime at Gateway to end a 51-race winless streak and climb to second in The Chase.
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Sep 143 min read
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Christopher Bell Wins Southern 500 as Fresh Tires Decide Darlington Chase Opener
Christopher Bell used fresh tires to pass Kyle Larson and win the 2026 Southern 500, ending a 33-race winless streak in the Chase opener.
Excerpt: Christopher Bell chased down Kyle Larson on fresh tires to win the Southern 500 and move within 12 points of the Chase lead.
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Sep 74 min read
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Ryan Preece Wins Wild Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, Races His Way Into The Chase
Ryan Preece entered Daytona 31 points below the cutline. He left as a NASCAR Cup Series winner with a spot in The Chase. Ryan Preece arrived at Daytona International Speedway facing one of the toughest situations in the field. Sitting 31 points behind Shane van Gisbergen for the final spot in The Chase, Preece needed almost everything to go his way in the Coke Zero Sugar 400. Instead, his night initially went in the opposite direction. By the time the checkered flag fell afte
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Aug 314 min read
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