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Best NASCAR Xfinity Series Bets for the Pit Boss/FoodMaxx 250 in Sonoma
Shane Van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch will duel in the NASCAR Xfinity Series once again Saturday. Who holds the edge entering the Pit Boss/FoodMaxx 250 in Sonoma?
NASCAR In-Season Challenge Round 3 Matchup Picks and Predictions for Sonoma
John Hunter Nemechek faces Legacy teammate Erik Jones in the Round of 8 for the NASCAR In-Season Challenge. Who will emerge victorious in Sonoma?
Best NASCAR Cup Series Bets and Predictions for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma
Christopher Bell already has a road course win in 2025. Can he add another Sunday as the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Sonoma?
FanDuel NASCAR DFS Picks for the Grant Park 165 in Chicago
Can anyone deny Shane Van Gisbergen a second consecutive win on a road course?
Best NASCAR Xfinity Series Bets for The Loop 110 at the Chicago Street Course
Connor Zilisch will battle Shane Van Gisbergen in Saturday's Xfinity Series The Loop 110 at the Chicago Street Course. Who holds the edge entering the weekend?
NASCAR In-Season Challenge Round 2 Matchup Predictions and Odds for Chicago
Ty Gibbs has a tough matchup with AJ Allmendinger in the second round of the NASCAR In-Season Challenge. Who has better odds to advance in the Chicago Street Race's Grant Park 165?
Best NASCAR Cup Series Bets and Predictions for the Grant Park 165 in Chicago
Kyle Busch has a pair of top-10s in Chicago and has generally run well on road courses. Can he notch another top-five Sunday in the Chicago Street Race?
NASCAR In-Season Challenge First Round Predictions: Matchup Odds for Atlanta
Which drivers should we pick to win for each matchup in the first race of NASCAR's in-season tournament Saturday night at EchoPark Speedway?
Best NASCAR Cup Series Bets and Predictions for the Quaker State 400 in Atlanta
Joey Logano is already a two-time winner at the reconfigured EchoPark Speedway. Can he add another Atlanta win in Saturday's Quaker State 400?
Best Bets and Darkhorse Picks to Win the NASCAR In-Season Challenge
Joey Logano got a favorable draw in the bracket for NASCAR's In-Season Challenge. Does he have the upside to win the whole tournament?
Who Should I Pick to Win the NASCAR In-Season Challenge? Driver Ranks for All Five Rounds
Kyle Larson sets up as the favorite to win the inaugural NASCAR in-season tournament. Should we pick him in our brackets?
What Is NASCAR's In-Season Challenge? Printable Bracket, Full Schedule, and How It Works
In order to spice up the summer, the NASCAR Cup Series is trying something new for 2025: an in-season tournament. First proposed by Denny Hamlin on his podcast two years ago, the NASCAR In-Season Challenge is a five-race tournament with the winner taking home $1 million. How does the In-Season Challenge work? Which tracks are involved? Let's dig into all the details. How Does NASCAR's In-Season Challenge Work? The NASCAR In-Season Challenge is a 32-driver tournament that will take place across the next five races. The winner of the tournament is decided by single-race matchups within the bracket. For example, whoever finishes higher between the 1 seed and the 32 seed in Round 1 will advance to the second round, and so on. All drivers will still compete in each race, meaning these races will play out the same way you'd see things in a typical Cup Series race. However, those individual matchups will be the key for the purpose of the In-Season Challenge. What's the Schedule for NASCAR's In-Season Challenge? The NASCAR In-Season Challenge begins Saturday night in Atlanta