Christopher Bell won’t be racing for a NASCAR Cup Series championship this Sunday at Phoenix Raceway. However, he can still be a “great resource” to his teammates, Jeff Gluck of The Athletic said.
Chase Briscoe has emerged as one of the better drivers on track this year. The JGR debutant was desperate for good results this year as he had to prove his racing skills to the team.
Joe Gibbs is quite used to winning championships. He did so thrice in the NFL, winning three Super Bowls as the head coach in Washington. He's won five NASCAR Cup Series championships as a car owner. But Gibbs' NASCAR team hasn't won a Cup Series title in six years, with Kyle Busch's 2019 title being the last time JGR was on top of the pile.
Through the entire season, Tyler Reddick has been recognized by his incredible mullet and beard. His flowing mane of hair has made several drivers and fans jealous of him and his aura on the racetrack.
Chase Briscoe may be only five seasons into his Cup career, but his first year behind the wheel of Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 19 has already been one for the books.
What does one driver get another for assisting in a win and a trip to the Championship 4? Well, Chase Briscoe has answered that question. Briscoe answered the call after Ty Gibbs pushed him to the win at Talladega last week and punched his ticket to Phoenix.
If Chase Briscoe is going to win the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship, he’s going to have to put together a fine performance next month at Phoenix Raceway.
While Chase Briscoe has locked into Phoenix, this week’s race at Martinsville is going to be anything but stress-free. The NASCAR driver knows that he still has a responsibility on the track to his team and possibly, his teammate, Christopher Bell.
NASCAR‘s return to NBC produced the highest viewership for the sport since the Coke Zero Sugar 400 in August. According to Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal, this past Sunday’s Round of 8 playoff race at Talladega Superspeedway got 2.556 million viewers.
Chase Briscoe delivered a massive victory for Joe Gibbs Racing on Sunday, taking the checkered flag at Talladega Superspeedway and locking himself into the Championship 4.
Kevin Harvick has been impressed with the growth of Chase Briscoe, who clinched a spot in the NASCAR Championship 4 after winning the Talladega race on Sunday.
Joe Gibbs Racing has been the dominant team in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe have already clinched their spots in the Championship 4, and JGR teammate Christopher Bell is +37 above the cutline with just one Round of 8 race to go.
When Joe Gibbs Racing made the bold decision to hand Chase Briscoe the steering wheel of the team’s No. 19 Toyota Camry XSE for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, it raised a lot of eyebrows.
Two NASCAR insiders shared their thoughts on Chase Briscoe winning the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff race at Talladega and earning a spot in the Championship 4.
Joe Gibbs Racing has gone from locker-room turmoil to the brink of a NASCAR Cup championship — a turnaround its three-time Super Bowl champion namesake should appreciate.
The second race of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs in 2025 saw Joe Gibbs Racing driver Chase Briscoe prove his mettle with the No. 19 team. The Mitchell, Indiana-native won his way into the Final 4 round of the championship.
Chase Briscoe came back from a speeding penalty in Stage 1 to win Sunday's YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. As he drove his No. 19 Bass Pro Shops Toyota Camry XSE to victory lane, Briscoe secured his place in the Championship 4.
Joe Gibbs Racing's Chase Briscoe roared to victory in overtime Sunday in the NASCAR Cup Series' Round of 8 middle playoff race, the YellaWood 500, at Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Ala.
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Michael McDowell may be driving for a new team this year, but the Spire Motorsports driver still proved himself absolutely one of the fastest at a superspeedway.
Diehard NASCAR fans know that feeling all too well, watching your all-time favorite driver lead the field, only to see everything unravel in the span of twelve seconds on pit road.
Earlier in August, Dale Jr. had a sit-down with Joe Gibbs Racing rookie Chase Briscoe, who named NASCAR legend Tony Stewart as his inspiration to chart out his racing blueprint.