Racing Refresh

4 minutes ago 3 min read Photo by David Jensen/Getty Images By Adam Carabine Now that we are fully in The Chase, we’ll be continuing Power Rankings for all of the Chase Drivers each week leading up to the Championship, no matter where they lie within our formula. Power Rankings now include our forecasted point totals, and where we see drivers finishing in this year's standings. While finishing position is important, it’s not always indicative of the full picture.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Series Results from the Ecosave 200 at Charlotte NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Results from the Blue Cross NC 300 at Charlotte NASCAR Cup Series Results from the Bank of America 400 at Charlotte

10 minutes ago 6 min read Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images By Adam Carabine The second half of The Chase began this weekend, as the NASCAR Cup Series ‘played a home game’ at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Bank of America 400. Chase Briscoe repeated his winning ways, visiting Victory Lane for the second straight week. Christopher Bell made a late push and nearly upset the 19, but Briscoe held on for the win. Bank of America 400 Top 5 Finishers: 1. Chase Briscoe 2. Christopher Bell 3.

Updated: 4 minutes ago By Ryan Wu George Russell capitalized on his pole position to win the closest race in Formula 1 in 24 years. Russell started from pole after Championship leader Kimi Antonelli crashed out during qualifying and looked to pull away to a dominant race win. However, chaos ensued when two safety cars nullified his 10 second lead and allowed Max Verstappen to close the gap.

9 minutes ago 6 min read Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images By Adam Carabine The Chase reached the halfway point this past weekend, with a return to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the South Point 400. Chase Briscoe exorcised last week’s demons and found his way to Victory Lane after a dominating day. Despite a late charge from Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick, he took the win and moved himself up into the Top 6 of the Chase Standings. South Point 400 Top 5 Finishers: 1. Chase Briscoe 2. Kyle Larson 3.

by Crystal Clay LAS VEGAS — Chase Briscoe came to Las Vegas looking to put Kansas behind him. He left with the trophy—and, by his own joking account, avoided a rough flight home with crew chief James Small. “I don’t think I would have been able to get on the plane. They would have all kicked my butt,” Briscoe said after Sunday’s South Point 400.

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Results from the Focused Health 302 at Las Vegas

by Crystal Clay LAS VEGAS — Corey Day thought Carson Kvapil had him beat. Then Day found speed up by the wall. The Hendrick Motorsports rookie and Kvapil traded the lead four times in the final 12 laps of Saturday’s Focused Health 302 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. After Kvapil moved ahead with three laps remaining, Day surged back past him on the next lap and held on to win by 0.287 seconds. Courtesy Yulanda Gilliam/PBY Media.

By Crystal Clay LAS VEGAS —The old adage “never meet your heroes” doesn’t quite fit Cam Carraway. The candy-loving kid who rooted for Kyle Busch and his unapologetic persona grew into “Cam-Man,” a 16 year old Castro Valley, California racer with a larger-than-life identity of his own. Carraway was deeply devastated when he learned of Busch’s untimely passing. In the weeks that followed, he struggled to process the loss.

37 minutes ago 6 min read Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images By Adam Carabine The Chase continued again this past weekend, with a return to the historic Bristol Motor Speedway, and the Bass Pro Shops Night Race.