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Tyler Reddick, Christopher Bell and Ryan Blaney made major championship gains at Phoenix, while Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin suffered costly tire failures.

Chase Briscoe has won back-to-back NASCAR Chase races and reduced his championship deficit by 58 points, raising comparisons to Tony Stewart's legendary 2011 title run.

Chase Briscoe continued his championship comeback at Charlotte while Kyle Larson extended his lead and several Chase contenders suffered costly setbacks.

Chase Briscoe's pit crew delivered the decisive stop at Charlotte, helping him beat Christopher Bell and potentially changing the NASCAR championship picture.

Chase Briscoe wins his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race, beating Christopher Bell by 0.029 seconds in a thrilling Charlotte photo finish.

HFTS watched the Las Vegas race both in person and on television, revealing how much passing deeper in the field never made the broadcast.

Chase Briscoe scored 75 points at Las Vegas and cut 39 points from his championship deficit with five races remaining in The Chase.

Chase Briscoe made a massive championship gain at Las Vegas while Kyle Larson strengthened his lead and Denny Hamlin missed a major opportunity.

Chase Briscoe swept both stages and led 175 laps at Las Vegas before surviving a late charge from championship leader Kyle Larson.

Kyle Larson dominated the front at Kansas, but drivers including Briscoe, Blaney and Cindric made major gains deeper in the field that were easy to miss.

Kyle Larson scored a perfect 76 points at Kansas while Austin Cindric surged to second and several NASCAR Chase contenders lost major championship ground.

Kyle Larson led 235 of 267 laps, swept both stages and scored the maximum 76 points at Kansas to extend his NASCAR Chase lead.