Boy, did NASCAR need that, huh? It's been a rough few months in terms of the actual racing.It just feels like we've been in a rut, and going from summer to fall doesn't help.NASCAR owns Sundays during the summer.
There's no real competition in terms of network TV.But once Labor Day hits and football takes over, it's a grind to stay relevant.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
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Other weeks, an entire team attacks a driver by a hot dog stand and beats the snot out of him.And then there are some Sundays when we actually get a good finish on the track.That was yesterday at Charlotte.
Well done, Chase Briscoe.We'll get into it here in a bit.Chase Briscoe races to the line against Christopher Bell to win during the Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course in Concord, N.C., on Oct.11, 2026.
(IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect)What else? I've also got Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman getting into a violent wreck during the actual race, Ricky Stenhouse Jr.and Michael McDowell getting into one after it, Hooters making a DISGUSTING decision in Daytona, and Kyle Busch's Celebration of Live Friday night was quite the scene.How about Brexton Busch nailing this burnout, too? Stud.
You'll see.Four tires, enough fuel to get us through these final four races, and maybe an ice pack for Bubba and Alex today ...Monday Morning Pit-Stop — the 'Buzzer Beater In Charlotte' edition — is LIVE!There it is — the second closest finish at Charlotte in NASCAR history.
Not bad for a terrible Next Gen car that makes it nearly impossible to pass!Chase Briscoe, who waited 19 weeks to win his first race of the season back i...