Lily Perkins

Through 11 lead changes and impressive performances by Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell, No. 19 Chase Briscoe took victory.

No. 17 Corey Day of Hendrick Motorsports clinches win in Vegas

Kyle Larson took his second win in NASCAR’s Chase competition in a race that left no confusion. The No. 5 car won both Stage 1 and 2, leading 235 out of 267 laps of the Hollywood Casino 400. Despite a late race overtake by Chase Briscoe, Larson reclaimed his lead with just seven laps left. The win extends Larson’s points lead in the Chase by 26 points. As it Unfolded A rained out qualifying session led to Joey Logano sitting at pole. Kyle Larson, who just recently took the points lead for...

Denny Hamlin entered NASCAR’s The Chase with a dominant lead and high expectations for what could be his first championship title run. After a solid finish at the Coke Zero Sugar 400 in Daytona, the chances seemed to remain in his favour. But after a quick stumble at Darlington that saw him finish 18th, and his 25-point lead over Christopher Bell cut to just 12, it posed the question: How will he fare as the season continues?