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Ross Chastain secured the pole for the Daytona finale with a 48.808‑second lap, edging out Chris Buescher by a razor‑thin margin. The achievement marks a pivotal moment in the Cup Series’ playoff race, where several drivers battle for the final Chase spots.
Ross Chastain posted a 48.808‑second lap to win the pole for Daytona’s season finale, a feat that could reshape the playoff picture and set the stage for next year’s championship.
Ross Chastain claimed pole position at Daytona International Speedway with a blistering lap of 48.809 seconds, edging out Chris Buescher by a narrow margin. The qualifying session highlighted strong performances from Austin Hill, Ryan Preece and several open‑car drivers, while Gray Gaulding missed the grid due to mechanical trouble.
Ross Chastain will start at the front of the grid for Saturday's 7:30 p.m. ET Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway.
NASCAR's last chance qualifying for the Coca‑Cola‑sponsored 400‑mile event at Daytona International Speedway will decide the pole position and set the stage for the championship showdown.
The season‑ending Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway will decide the final three Chase positions, with Ryan Blaney, Ryan Preece and Shane van Gisbergen among the key contenders.
Ross Chastain claimed pole position at Daytona, sharing the front row with Chris Buescher and praising Trackhouse Racing for resolving engine issues.
Denny Hamlin and Tyler Reddick are poised for a championship battle at Darlington Raceway, navigating a fresh superspeedway package, grueling physical demands, and a reset playoff format.
A dramatic qualifying session at Daytona saw multiple teams and drivers jockey for position ahead of the Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar 400.
From charity laps and a blood drive to a 5K run and a 50/50 raffle, Darlington Raceway’s September lineup blends competition with community support ahead of the NASCAR Chase.
NASCAR drivers discuss the role of chance on superspeedways, the impact of new aerodynamic rules, and how points will determine playoff positioning heading into the Daytona 500.
Ross Chastain secured pole position after a two‑round qualifying format, while Gray Gaulding was ruled the slowest and left out of the 40‑car field. The race, scheduled for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET, marks the final regular‑season event before the playoffs.
Carson Hocevar and Chris Buescher discuss the mythical influence of superspeedway gods at Daytona, while new aerodynamic regulations and a tight points battle set the stage for a dramatic finish.
NASCAR’s superspeedway racing at Daytona blends drafting, crashes and the whims of ‘speedway gods’ to reshape the championship picture, as new aerodynamic regulations add fresh uncertainty.
Ross Chastain claimed pole position for the Coke Zero Sugar 400, edging Chris Buescher by a fraction of a second, while the race will determine critical playoff spots and feature a full slate of top drivers.
The final NASCAR Cup Series qualifying session at Daytona International Speedway determines the lineup for The Chase, featuring reduced power, altered aerodynamics, and a dramatic pole‑position battle.
Brad Keselowski seeks a last‑minute breakthrough at Daytona while Ryan Preece is the frontrunner for the final playoff spot, all under a reshaped technical package that promises uncertainty and high stakes.
The 2026 Daytona 500 will take place on February 15 at Daytona International Speedway, featuring Kyle Busch and Chase Briscoe among the leading drivers as the NASCAR Cup Series kicks off its playoff‑bound schedule under the lights.
Brad Keselowski must pull off a miracle at Daytona to clinch a playoff spot, while teammate Ryan Preece is viewed as the more likely contender. New engine and aerodynamic regulations, financial incentives for Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, and personal storylines add layers of intrigue to the season‑ending race.
Brad Keselowski must pull off a near‑miraculous performance at Daytona to stay in the NASCAR playoffs, while teammate Ryan Preece and a handful of rivals fight for the final three spots amid new power and spoiler regulations.
Brad Keselowski must pull off a miracle at Daytona, while Ryan Preece, Denny Hamlin and others battle for the last three playoff berths amid technical changes and personal drama.
Brad Keselowski aims for a miracle win at Daytona’s season‑ending race, hoping to revive his championship hopes amid a tightly contested NASCAR field.
Brad Keselowski faces a make-or-break moment at Daytona as the NASCAR Cup Series heads into its final regular‑season race, with five drivers battling for the last three playoff positions.
NASCAR is evaluating the possibility of staging two Cup Series races in Chicago next year, pairing the historic Chicagoland Speedway with a renewed street‑course event around Grant Park, while navigating timing and attendance challenges.