INDIANAPOLIS - Chase Elliott, the current NASCAR Cup Series regular-season points leader, shared candid thoughts on the sport's playoff format... The post Chase Elliott Slams NASCAR for Joke of Playoff System first appeared on EasySportz.

NASCAR Road Race style (group) qualifying STARTING LINEUP PROCEDURES: Starting Positions 1st through 19th will be determined from qualifying. Provisional Starting Positions 20th and 21st have been established for up to two additional starting positions which will be available to the highest ranking of the Top 30 car owners in the - Brett Winningham - July 26,

Chase Elliott has had it with the NASCAR playoffs, even though that same playoff system helped him win the 2020 Cup championship. The veteran Hendrick

McReynolds served as crew chief for Dale Earnhardt in 1997 and 1998, a time that saw Earnhardt win his first and only Daytona 500. And along with Earnhardt, McReynolds also served as crew chief for drivers like Davey Allison, Ernie Irvan and Ricky Rudd, winning 23 races during his time atop the pit box.

Dodge – who since 2013 from all indications was done with anything other than drag racing and resurrecting images of their 1960s and 70s muscle car icons – admitted publicly they made a mistake doing away with the Hemi V8 and exiting NASCAR.

After last year’s Olympics break pushed the NASCAR weekend at Watkins Glen back into early September — and into the playoffs — this year is a return

Jacob Goede, the 2019 NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series national champion, leads the Division I standings as of July 10.

Mark Martin, one of the best NASCAR drivers without a championship, still favors his old system. Let's talk about the old and new playoff systems.