Matt DiBenedetto

The Round of 16 in the 2020 Cup Playoffs resulted with Ryan Blaney, Cole Custer and Matt DiBenedetto joining William Byron as the first four competitors to be eliminated from title contention.

The 2014 Cup champion outlasted a late battle with Kyle Busch to grab his career-high ninth win of the 2020 season at Thunder Valley.

The veteran from Hatboro, Pennsylvania, native is set to achieve a milestone start in his third season as a crew chief for the Wood Brothers Racing.

The 2014 Cup champion benefitted from a late incident involving Elliott and Truex to win the 2020 Cup Playoff opener at Darlington Raceway in dramatic fashion.

NASCAR provided us access to Zoom meetings with several of the drivers who have advanced to the Playoffs, including Matt DiBenedetto. And while it appeared as though he was set up in a professional home office with a NASCAR Cup Series background, he pulled back the curtain on Instagram to reveal that he was actually at home in his bedroom.

The Dawsonville, Georgia, native will lead the field to the green flag for the third time this season and to start the 2020 Cup Playoffs at Darlington Raceway.

The Grass Valley, California, native secured the final spot to the 2020 Cup Playoffs following a 12th-place run at Daytona.

The driver of the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet from Charlotte survived a chaotic night and a long regular season to grab his first Cup career win and a spot in the 2020 Playoffs.

Four competitors remain in points-scoring position for the final three spots to the 2020 Cup Playoffs following a doubleheader weekend at the Monster Mile.

The 2014 Cup champion recorded his seventh victory of the season, a milestone win for Ford and he clinched the regular-season title following the second event of the weekend at the Monster Mile.