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NASCAR returns to Chase format

NASCAR brings back original 10-race Chase playoff format

NASCAR's Cup Series future will be a blast from the past as the original 10-race postseason returns in 2026 with 16 drivers battling it out for the title over the final two months. The original "Chase" format that was used from 2004-13 is back and will include the top 16 drivers in the points standings through 26 races.

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NASCAR restores 10-race ‘Chase’ championship format

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NASCAR Returns to Chase Format with Single 10-Race Championship Round

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NASCAR’s ‘Chase’ returns: What fans need to know about the 2026 format

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR’s nearly two-year study into an overhaul of its championship-deciding format concluded Monday with the reveal that in 2026 the stock car series will return to a 10-race v...

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NASCAR returns to Chase championship format for 2026

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NASCAR 25 Hit With Great News as Industry Experts Confirm Return of Racing Games in 2026

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How NASCAR's points format change affects O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Truck Series

NASCAR announced its return to the 10-race Chase championship format on Monday, which in the Cup Series, will pit the 16 highest drivers in the standings after 26 races against each other in a 10-race postseason battle for the title.

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Who won NASCAR Xfinity Phoenix race? Winner is Jesse Love, plus full results

Jesse Love gained the lead with 25 laps to go and held off Connor Zilisch to win the race and the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship on Nov. 1 at Phoenix Raceway. Love and Zilisch led the field off pit road on the final stop, with race leader Justin ...

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Insider Echoes Richard Petty’s Peer As He Quietly Exposes Long-feared Theory Of Racing Economy

NASCAR isn’t the same anymore, and Richard Petty’s son, Kyle Petty, knows it all too well. Earlier in the year, the duo pointed to NASCAR’s modernization, suggesting it may have gone too far, and noted rising costs for cars and tires.

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Fans Are Going to Love What Xfinity Does for Final Xfinity Series Race

Commercial-free is something rarely heard of in the world of NASCAR, where television broadcasts are essentially filled with ad buys, and the race cars are essentially 200 miles per hour rolling billboards. However, Xfinity, which is set to end its reign ...