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Tyler Reddick claimed the top spot with a 29.054‑second lap, edging out Josh Berry by a razor‑thin margin, while Michael Jordan’s pre‑race encouragement added a psychological edge.
Ryan Preece, a New England‑born driver, is battling for the last playoff spot while his family‑run team leans on local crew members and a historic track tradition.
With two races left and a 50‑point deficit, Ryan Preece is counting on his deep ties to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, a family‑owned crew and the backing of local fans to clinch the final Chase spot.
With two races left and a 50‑point deficit, Ryan Preece heads to New Hampshire Motor Speedway hoping to clinch the last playoff berth amid family‑run team support and a lobster trophy tradition.
Tyler Reddick secured pole position after a frustrating practice, Josh Berry missed his first career pole by a whisker, and a packed field of veterans and newcomers line up for the upcoming race.
Tyler Reddick and Josh Berry will start first and second at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in the Dollar Tree 301, the 25th race of the season, as the championship battle tightens ahead of the Daytona finale.
Tyler Reddick secured the pole position with a lap of 29.054 seconds, narrowly beating Josh Berry, while the race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will be televised on USA Network and streamed on HBO Max and NASCAR.com.
Tyler Reddick and Josh Berry lead the front row for the Dollar Tree 301 as the regular season nears its end, with championship points tightening ahead of the final two races.
Qualifying for the New Hampshire Cup race will determine key points moves ahead of the final regular‑season stretch.
The upcoming Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will determine critical Chase positions, with Ryan Blaney, Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe among the favorites.
Ryan Preece aims for a win on his native track while Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin and others battle for the last playoff berth at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Christopher Bell enters as the odds-on favorite, but Chase Briscoe and Austin Cindric loom as dark‑horse threats in a race that could reshape the playoff picture.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase introduces a revamped points system that rewards consistency, with two races left before the postseason begins at Darlington on September 6. Leaders like Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney are leveraging the new format while several drivers battle for final spots.
The 2026 season will mark the first ever Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, with odds already shaping around top drivers and surprising long‑shot contenders.
This weekend the NASCAR Cup Series heads to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the 25th race of the season, featuring a packed schedule, a tight championship battle, and a full field of 36 drivers.
The 25th of 26 regular‑season NASCAR Cup Series events at New Hampshire Motor Speedway carries a 50‑point stakes between the 16th and 17th positions, setting the stage for a decisive weekend.
Trackhouse Racing’s chief executive Justin Marks says the team will not shrink to two cars despite Connor Zilisch’s departure and expiring contracts, arguing that a three‑car lineup is vital for sponsor relationships and playoff ambitions.
Ryan Preece, sitting 17th in the Cup Series, hopes a strong showing at New Hampshire will push him into the playoffs
Dale Earnhardt Jr. proposes leasing the third NASCAR charter to cut costs, but team owner Justin Marks argues the three‑car lineup is essential for Chevrolet backing and future growth.
NASCAR’s New Hampshire weekend features back‑to‑back Truck and Cup Series races, broadcast details, and playoff implications as the season heads toward Daytona.
The 2026 NASCAR qualifying order for New Hampshire Motor Speedway has been released, featuring top performers in both the Cup and Truck Series.
With the championship battle tightening, Joey Logano's recent victory and consistent performances have positioned him at the forefront, while a host of other drivers vie for playoff positioning.
With only two races left, eight Cup Series drivers are on the brink of elimination, and the outcome hinges on points and wins at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
The upcoming weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway promises high‑stakes competition as the Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series tackle the 1.058‑mile oval in consecutive days.