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NASCAR In-Season Challenge turned upside down by massive 18-car wreck at Atlanta
An 18-car crash had a huge impact on the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge, collecting the top two seeds and several other contenders in the five-race bracket for $1 million. The wreck appeared to begin shortly after a Lap 69 restart with contact between Denny Hamlin,
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Denny Hamlin's NASCAR comments come back to haunt him with brutal digDenny Hamlin's NASCAR In-Season Challenge campaign was ended early at Atlanta Motor Speedway as the Joe Gibbs Racing driver ...
Denny Hamlin finished 31st at Atlanta but takes no blame for that here. Meanwhile, Chase Elliott gains four spots and Ryan ...
It seemed like Denny Hamlin was primed to make a run in the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge. He entered EchoPark ...
Chris Gabehart, the former crew chief for Denny Hamlin, started working on the pit box of Ty Gibbs’ No. 54 team with Joe ...
Chase Elliott winning and brackets busted.EchoPark Speedway delivered the chaos expected, with many favorites eliminated from ...
For once, it wasn’t Denny Hamlin trolling the fans—it was Ty Dillon flipping the script after Atlanta’s massive crash.
Denny Hamlin and several others were involved in a crash on Lap 69 during Saturday’s Cup Series race at Echopark Speedway, ...
Denny Hamlin gives his two cents on the new Damaged Vehicle Policy (DVP) rule after the Atlanta crash that took him out of ...
Chris Gabehart, competition director at Joe Gibbs Racing, served as the racing strategist for Ty Gibbs' team at Atlanta and is expected to continue in that role.
And like those two bigger tracks, Atlanta gets two of those wildcard races again. In normal weeks, the favorite is somewhere around +400, which is 4-to-1. And the longest of longshots are +100000 ...
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