Chase Briscoe
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Chase Briscoe Warns Bumper Changes Could Knock Out Radiators at Martinsville
Chase Briscoe said NASCAR’s short-track bumper changes will make the biggest difference at Martinsville, and that a driver could knock a radiator out this weekend.
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Kyle Larson Can Clinch the Cup Title at Martinsville With a 77-Point Lead
Kyle Larson can clinch the Cup Series title at Martinsville if he leaves with a lead of at least 77 points, with Denny Hamlin 73 back and Christopher…
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Chase Briscoe on Leaving Denny Hamlin at Talladega: ‘I Didn’t Want to Just Slow Down’
Chase Briscoe said he left Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin for the Chevrolet line at Talladega because slowing down would have left him last on the bottom.
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Denny Hamlin Blasts Teammate Chase Briscoe Over Radio at Talladega
Denny Hamlin vented about Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Chase Briscoe over the radio at Talladega after Briscoe left their drafting line late in Stage 1.
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NASCAR Chase Standings After Talladega: Kyle Larson Leads by 73 Points
Kyle Larson leads Denny Hamlin by 73 points in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase standings after Talladega, with Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe close behind Hamlin.
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Chase Briscoe Wins Talladega Pole With Fastest Lap Since 2021
Chase Briscoe will start first in the YellaWood 500 at Talladega after a 186.065-mph lap, the fastest Cup pole speed at the track since 2021.
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Toyota Clinches Cup Manufacturers’ Title, Eyes First Drivers’ Crown Since 2019
Toyota clinched the Cup Series manufacturers’ championship at Phoenix and has four drivers in the hunt for the drivers’ title, TRD’s Tyler Gibbs said.
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YellaWood 500 Preview: Ryan Blaney, Joey Logano Open as Favorites at Talladega
Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano opened at +1100 for the YellaWood 500 at Talladega, with dry weather forecast and a new Goodyear left-side tire for the Cup Series.
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James Small Says Toyota Is Outnumbered at Talladega With Four Chase Contenders
Chase Briscoe’s crew chief James Small says Toyota’s four Chase contenders face a numbers problem at Talladega, with only nine Toyotas in the 40-car field.