Despite Toyota’s commanding performance in the Round of 16, Jeff Gordon maintains that Hendrick Motorsports still has a shot at NASCAR playoff glory. Three Joe Gibbs Racing drivers have dominated thus far, but Gordon sees the determination and grit he believes can carry Hendrick to a championship.

Denny Hamlin and Joe Gibbs Racing part ways with longtime crew chief Chris Gabehart as he steps into a new director role. Many see this as a gamble, but Gabehart insists it’s a secure move for the future of the No. 11 team.

Christopher Bell’s rise from dirt tracks to NASCAR Cup Series prominence is a testament to his tenacity. Though he narrowly missed the Championship 4 last year, he opened this season with a steady Daytona run and quickly secured three consecutive wins, prompting Chris Gabehart to warn against taking him lightly.

In a landmark achievement, Briscoe secures his first win with Joe Gibbs Racing, while McLaren prepares to rebound at the Austrian Grand Prix.

After Joe Gibbs lifted a longstanding ban, NASCAR driver Christopher Bell is returning to his dirt racing roots. With a packed schedule over the next three months, Bell embraces the opportunity to compete in major dirt track events while balancing his NASCAR commitments.