Ross Chastain played spoiler Sunday at Kansas Speedway with a victory in the opening race in the Round of 12 of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Chastain took the lead off a restart with 20 laps to

Ross Chastain turned in a breakthrough performance in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Playoff race, denying postseason contender William Byron at Kansas Speedway and notching his first win of the season. Chastain’s No.

Ty Gibbs, eliminated from the Playoffs at Bristol in the final Round of 16 race, came home fifth, followed by Playoff drivers Alex Bowman, Christopher Bell (the pole winner), Denny Hamlin and Chase Elliott, who started from the rear of the field after an engine change in his No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet.

Ross Chastain took the lead from Martin Truex Jr. on a late restart and won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway.

Enter the Great Disrupter. Ross Chastain’s No 1. Trackhouse Chevrolet came to life in the second half of Sunday’s Hollywood […]

Chastain and Trackhouse have been in the disruption business when it comes to the NASCAR Playoffs for years, including his infamous wall ride at Martinsville in 2022 which propell

The Trackhouse driver ensures that no playoff driver will enter Talladega in safety, stealing valuable points from the title contenders.

The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Round of 12 got underway at Kansas Speedway with Kyle Busch crashing out of the lead before Ross Chastain took victory.