NASCAR Cup PR

Kids continue to yell “6-7” despite it having no meaning and no context. Christopher Bell, however, could yell “11-2” and receive a tip of the cap, for it holds serious meaning and strong context for the driver of the No. 20 Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry XSE.

With the exception of the four NASCAR Cup Series drivers vying for a championship Sunday at Phoenix Raceway, the season-ending race at the 1-mile oval allows everyone else the opportunity to end their year on a high note while simultaneously preparing for 2026.

A caution with 19 laps to go set up one final round of pit stops with the 12 team getting Blaney off pit road second prior to the final restart with 11 laps left, but he was unable to regain the lead in the closing laps, culminating in a second-place effort.

The Haas Factory Team brought competitive cars and a lot of determination to Martinsville Speedway this weekend.

Josh Berry and the No. 21 Motorcraft/Quick Lane team turned a challenging afternoon into a strong finish Sunday at Martinsville Speedway

Ryan Preece led the way for Roush Fenway Keselowski (RFK) Racing Sunday at Martinsville Speedway, showcasing his short-track prowess with a determined drive from 18th to a sixth-place finish.

Hendrick Motorsports’ William Byron turned in a career run at Martinsville Speedway to earn his third win of the season and his third-straight trip to the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Four.

Cody Ware (Started 36th, Finished 32nd / Running, completed 488 of 500 laps)

RYAN BLANEY, No. 12 Discount Tire Ford Mustang Dark Horse – “We just came up short. We did a good job and we got control of the race for a bit, but, gosh, his car was really fast."

Christopher Bell led Toyota with a seventh-place finish Sunday afternoon at Martinsville Speedway.