Although fans eagerly anticipate watching Kyle Busch and Chase Elliott tackle the twists and turns of the Mexico road course, the reality for both stars has diverged sharply.
Sunday's Viva Mexico 250 in Mexico City means a few road-course standouts should be antsy to make the long trip south and claim a playoff berth. NASCAR
Chase Elliott will once again carry a special paint scheme as part of the Chase Elliott Foundation's "DESI9N TO DRIVE" program, which will enter its ninth year benefiting Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
Denny Hamlin took the checkered flag in Sunday's FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan, but the playoff picture changed dramatically near the cut line. Here's where things stand with 15 of 26 regular-season races complete.
“What happened to the day when he (Chase Elliott) could win on every track?” As hard-hitting as it may sound, Kyle Petty is asking this very question to the driver of the No.9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet, Chase Elliott.
The NASCAR in-season tournament adds a twist to the regular season. Drivers get bunched up in a single elimination system. With 32 drivers going head-to-head to take a $1 million grand prize.
When it comes to the rumored possibility that NASCAR is considering increasing horsepower in motors on short tracks — perhaps as soon as later this season — it appears almost all Cup drivers are in favor of it.
Chase Elliott’s long-standing reign as NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver, a title he’s claimed for seven consecutive years through 2024, now faces a challenge from his Hendrick Motorsports teammate, Kyle Larson.
Chase Elliott doesn’t have the speed, nor the trophy cabinet this season as his Hendrick Motorsports teammates Kyle Larson and William Byron. Elliott rarely leads the field, with just 76 laps led in 13 races throughout the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series campaign.
Many have accused Chase Elliott of benefiting from nepotism in NASCAR, often delivering pointed critiques when the Hendrick Motorsports driver appears indifferent in his responses or performances.
Heading into Sunday’s race at Nashville, Chase Elliott is one of four drivers in the top 10 Cup standings without a win. In fact, he’s the highest-ranked winless driver — sitting in fourth place and 84 points behind series leader and Hendrick Motorsports teammate William Byron.
Chase Elliott has long been regarded as NASCAR’s most popular driver, an accolade he has claimed consecutively for the past 7 years. The Hendrick Motorsports veteran is slap bang on his father’s footsteps as Bill Elliott also won the award during his time, a record 16 times.
For the better part of four decades, NASCAR's most popular driver award has been won by three drivers: Bill Elliott, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Chase Elliott.
While the NASCAR community eagerly anticipates the Mexico City race, drivers like Chase Elliott see the road course as an opportunity to capitalize, though even he believes the challenge won’t be a walk in the park.
Chase Elliott is still one of the most popular drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series, but is struggles this season can't be ignored. Elliott, the 2020 Cup Series champion, still hasn't recorded a win since the season kicked off at Daytona.
There's no way to sugarcoat it, the 2025 NASCAR season has been a disappointment for former Cup Series champion Chase Elliott. Elliott hasn't recorded a win yet for Hendrick Motorsports this season.
Chase Elliott is the most popular driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. However, the former champion of the circuit has found it tough to get to Victory Lane over the past couple of seasons, while his teammates Kyle Larson, William Byron and even Alex Bowman make statements week-in and week-out.
This weekend is a special one for NAPA Auto Parts and for Chase Elliott. He will even have a new NASCAR paint scheme. This weekend, the NAPA Centennial paint scheme for Texas Motor Speedway will be a fan favorite.
For Chase Elliott, Talladega is — statistically-speaking — his best track. He’s won twice at the 2.66-mile circuit, which is the same number of trips he's made to Victory Lane at the Charlotte Roval, Dover and Watkins Glen.
Going into Sunday's Jack Link's 500 at Talladega Superspeedway, Chase Elliott has not won a Cup Series race since winning at Texas Motor Speedway on April 14, 2024.
Chase Elliott and Bubba Wallace are friendly off the racetrack. But on the racetrack — during Sunday’s Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway — Elliott has a problem with Wallace.
Chase Elliott made headlines at Darlington over the weekend and not for his driving on the track, where he finished eighth in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race.