Joe Gibbs Racing driver Ty Gibbs might not have won a Cup Series race yet. But he came out of Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday carrying a million dollars in his bag after winning NASCAR’s maiden In-Season Tournament.

Entering 2025, Ty Gibbs had amassed over 71 starts in the NASCAR Cup Series without a victory, ranking among the longest active droughts in the sport. The post Ty Gibbs Earns Joe Gibbs $1 Million With In-Season Challenge Win Over Richard Childress’ Grandson appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Joe Gibbs knows a thing or two about managing high-maintenance talent at the highest level. The Hall of Fame team

NASCAR has confirmed that Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing face further scrutiny following Sunday’s action in Indianapolis. Both teams will have some of their cars subject to additional inspection following the Cup Series and Xfinity Series races, with official confirmation arriving on Sunday evening.

With its first-ever In-Season Tournament in 2025, NASCAR brought a new layer of competitiveness to the regular season alongside a cash incentive. The post For Joe Gibbs’ Grandson $1,000,000 Paycheck Isn’t Enough,

JGR driver Ty Gibbs defeated underdog Ty Dillon in the Brickyard 400 to claim the $1 million NASCAR In-Season prize but vowed to give $10,000 to his opponent.

Ty Gibbs and Ty Dillon set to clash for inaugural In-Season Challenge championship, $1M prize Sunday at Indianapolis (2 p.m. ET, TNT Sports).

For a young Hoosier, what could be greater than the chance to kiss the bricks? The post Joe Gibbs’ Driver Declares Brickyard 400 Glory Bigger Than the Great American Race appeared first on EssentiallySports.