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The 2026 NASCAR Chase at World Wide Technology Raceway promises high‑stakes competition, with familiar drivers vying for position, a revived second‑series event, and odds that reflect the track’s unique history.
With nine races left in The Chase, Denny Hamlin remains the points leader while Christopher Bell and a host of other drivers battle for position, making Gateway a critical track for reshaping the playoff picture.
The second race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase at Madison’s World Wide Technology Raceway brings a compressed points format, limited historical data, and a roster of drivers poised to influence the championship picture.
Christopher Bell broke his 33‑race drought at Darlington, overcoming a broken wrist to claim victory and boost his championship hopes.
Christopher Bell's first Southern 500 win and a dominant showing by Toyota and JGR set the tone for a high-stakes postseason.
After years of dismissing fortune, Denny Hamlin now acknowledges that luck still influences NASCAR, especially as he tops the Cup Series standings under a new playoff format.
Kyle Busch edged past Kyle Larson to win the Southern 500, kicking off the Chase phase of the NASCAR Cup Series.
Bell’s victory at Darlington propels him to second in the points chase, with Hamlin closing the gap and several midfield drivers experiencing significant movement.
Bell's triumph at Darlington Raceway ended a year-long win drought, highlighted by a 46‑lap lead and a pass of Kyle Larson, while rivals William Byron and several Chase contenders faced setbacks.
Las Vegas native Riley Herbst, in his second full‑time NASCAR Cup Series season, discusses his upcoming move to Legacy Motor Club, his new No. 84 ride, and the lasting impact of Kyle Busch on his career.
Sheldon Creed's triumph at Darlington has drawn him closer to the series leaders, setting the stage for a fiercely contested finish.
From record‑breaking wins at Darlington to a near‑64th career triumph, Kyle Busch's intense rivalry and bold style left an indelible mark on NASCAR before his untimely passing.
The 2026 Southern 500 at Darlington will showcase 38 drivers across 36 guaranteed charters, including a full‑time replacement for Kyle Busch and two open entries, marking the start of the Chase.
At Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by sitting beside his empty chair, while also revealing a 2028 sequel that will see Anne Hathaway step into a new role as a team owner and engineer.
The 2026 NASCAR Chase features a compact ten‑race mini‑season in which sixteen drivers battle for the championship, with only a hundred points separating the top contenders.
A look at how Carson Hocevar’s unfiltered personality and merchandise success are forcing NASCAR to rethink the kind of drivers who capture fans’ hearts beyond the track.
At the Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by occupying an empty chair marked with the champion’s name, a gesture that resonated with fans and highlighted Busch’s enduring impact.
During a NASCAR Cup Series event, Tom Cruise paid tribute to Kyle Busch, who died from sepsis after a test crash, and revealed plans for a sequel to the 1990 classic, slated for 2028 with Hathaway on board.
At a drivers' meeting at Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by placing an empty chair bearing his name beside him, highlighting the film’s aim to capture NASCAR’s culture.
A retrospective on Kyle Busch’s most iconic Daytona moments, from his record‑breaking wins to his final triumph.
The 2024 Daytona 500 returns to Daytona International Speedway for the first time since Kyle Busch’s fatal crash, honoring a legacy that intertwines with NASCAR’s deepest history.
The final regular‑season race at Daytona introduces a new competition package, a fierce battle for the last Chase berth, and the excitement of a historic track.
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.
Austin Hill, a former Xfinity standout, has been named the full‑time driver of the No. 33 Chevrolet for the 2027 NASCAR Cup season, inheriting the seat left vacant by Kyle Busch’s tragic passing.