Chase Briscoe wins the race and gets his ticket to the final four championship race! That's two chase drivers from Joe Gibbs Racing. They've really stepped up their game to get two drivers in to the final race.
Here are the standings following the Talladega race:
Hi Gang! I finally busted out of the hospital this past week! Sure was a long haul rehabbing in there and I still have more work to do, but this is the first step to me getting back to a "normal" life. Thank you to my friends that came and visited while I was in the hospital, it really made a difference!
I was a little late getting the results posted due to the Thanksgiving weekend, took some time off to visit with family, getting stuffed with turkey and watching football, baseball, and hockey! Who could ask for more?!
On to the results, Denny Hamlin won the race and locked himself in to the final four. Could this finally be Denny's year? JGR has been strong all playoff, just three more races to crown a champion once again!
Here are the standings following the Las Vegas race:
Shockingly Shane van Gisbergen wins another road course, lol! This is his 5th win in a row on a road course. I think I saw that Jeff Gordon had 8 in a row, can shane beat the great Jeff Gordon's record?
Joey Logano squeaked into the round of 8, Las Vegas is the next race on the schedule.
Here are the standings following the Charlotte road race:
Chase Elliott wins the race and moves to the next round. Denny Hamlin had a good race but Chase snuck by to snag the win.
Here are the standings following the Kansas race:
Ryan Baney wins the race and progresses to the next round, I didn't watch the race but it sounds like it was a typical NHMS race. A little beatin' n' bangin', some inter team rough stuff (lookin' at you Denny), all in all a usual Nascar race!
Here are the standings following the New Hampshire race:
Christopher Bell was the race winer, advancing to the next round of 12. Eliminated were Alex Bowman, Austin Dillon, Shane van Gisbergen, and Josh Berry.
Bell's win made it a clean sweep of the opening round for Joe Gibbs Racing, which has won the postseason’s first three races. Looks like they're the team to beat, but time will tell as there's still lots of racing to go!
Here are the standings following the Dover race:
Denny Hamlin wins the race and gets a pass to the next round.
Here are the standings following the St. Louis race:
Hi gang, I finally got my laptop brought to me in the hospital, so I've been busy catching up for the last weeks that I wasn't able to get results posted.
There's been lots of movement in the standings but I wanted to bring attention to Ron's low score a few weeks back of 15 points! It's been a minute since we've had a score that low. Ron's score has been added to the All Time Low Score Race Day results. Congrats Ron!
Now that I have my laptop, I'll make sure I get the results posted after each race. Thanks for being patient while I arranged to get my laptop!
Chase Briscoe was the race winner of the first race of the playoffs. This was Chase's 2nd win at Darlington, back to back from last year! Sounds like he drove a clean race to take home the win.
Here are the standings following the Darlington race:
Ryan Blaney wins this race, this is his 2nd win of the season.
Here are the standings following the Daytona race:
Austin Dillon was the winner of this race. This is Austin's first race of the season which gives him his spot in the playoffs.
Here are the standings following the Richmond race:
Shane van Gisbergen wins for the fourth time on a road or street course! The man is unstoppable, wow! No wonder Trackhouse wanted to bring him to the cup series. Good thing for the rest of the drivers that the playoffs aren't all road courses, lol!
Honourable mention to Ron for the low score of 15 points! That's the first time in a very long time that someone has gotten that low of a score. Ron's name will be added to our All Time Low Score race results board. Congrats Ron! That low score moves Ron up into third place.
Here are the standings following the Watkins Glen race:
William Byron was the race winner for this race. This was his 2nd win of the season.
Here are the standings following the Iowa race:
Hello everyone,
Unfortunately I was in an accident on my bike riding home from work July 30th. I got caught out by a sudden stop in traffic and ended up running into the back of the pickup truck in front of me.
Not the most fun I've ever had, that's for sure! I ended up with an open fracture on my right wrist along with a dislocated elbow that caused some ligament damage. I also have a broken left tibia (lower leg) with a couple of fractured ribs, also on the left side. Funny enough it's my ribs that hurt the most!
I was airlifted down to Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto where they've been taking exceptionally good care of me. They fixed my wrist and elbow but my leg was too swollen for the surgeons to try and repair. So they stabilized my leg with a crazy device called an x-frame so we could wait for the swelling to go down.
The swelling has subsided enough for them to finish the repair but I'm now stuck in limbo to get OR time. Sunnybrook is a Tier 1 trauma centre so all the worst cases get sent there. But because my injury isn't as critical as all the new patients coming in, my case keeps getting pushed back. A bit frustrating, for sure, but it is what it is.
So, I'm stuck down at Sunnybrook until I can get back into surgery to get the final repair done to my leg. Once that's completed they'll transfer me back to SMH for rehab.
All that is to explain why there's been no updates the last couple of weeks and why probably nothing for a couple more. All the files are on my laptop at home and I'm in no hurry to get that, lol.
I've had tons of support from friends and family, which is very much appreciated! I'll post updates as I can. I'm feeling as good as can be expected, considering the circumstances. My helmet did it's job and I still have all my limbs attached. I'm expected to make a full recovery so that's the best one can hope for!
Take care my friends, we'll talk soon!
Bubba Wallace wins Indy! Been a few years since his last win but this punches his ticket to the playoffs. Sounds like his team isn't sure they'll even be running to finish the season. Let's hope for Bubba's sake they're not locked out.
Here are the standings following the Indy race:
Denny Hamlin wins the Dover race! Took a couple of overtimes, but Denny prevailed against his teammate with newer tires.
Here are the standings following the Dover race:
Shane van Gisbergen wins, again! This is his third win in five races, all the wins have been on road courses though. Still, remarkable run for Shane and his team. Won't be long until he figures out the ovals, and then watch out!
Here are the standings following the Sonoma race:
Shane van Gisbergen wins at Chicago again! This win also punches his ticket to the playoffs that are just seven races away. SVG is crazy good on the street courses!
Here are the standings following the Chicago street race:
Chase Elliott wins at his hometown track! This win puts him into the playoff.
I missed the race but watched the replay, wow what an action packed race! Looked like there were two "big ones!". They had 40 cars racing last night, guess a few were gonna get banged up!
Here are the standings following the Atlanta race:
Shane van Gisbergen is the first race winner in the historic Mexico City race. I think I heard that there was another international race but that was back in '58 or something. On one hand I think it's smart for NASCAR to go to Mexico, but it would probably have been better if they found an oval to race at.
I'm an open-wheel guy, so don't get me wrong I love a good race course. But NASCAR's identity is with ovals, not road courses. I feel like the more they've gone to road courses, the more fans have gotten disinterested. I guess ya gotta go where the money is, but I'd still like to see NASCAR mostly ovals...
Anyway, that's my mini rant, lol
Here are the results following the Mexico City race:
Hi gang! Sorry for the delay in getting the results posted, I didn't realize I was that far behind... anyway, we're all caught up now.
Denny Hamlin is the race winner, his third of the season.
Here are the standings following the Michigan race:
Ryan Blaney is the race winner! His first win of the season, which locks him in to the playoffs.
Here are the standings following the Nashville race:
Ross Chastain is the race winner of the Coca-Cola 600! William Byron had the lead right up until the end but Chastain chased him down and drove on by. Kyle Larson's second attempt at the 1100 was about as successful as the first time...
Here are the standings following the Charlotte race:
Kyle Larson is the race winner at Kansas! This was his 3rd win of the season. He was dominate all race long.
Here are the standings following the Kansas race:
Joey Logano comes back from the DQ last week to win this weeks race! What a rebound race for the team.
Here are the standings following the Texas race:
Austin Cindric is the race winner. First time in a couple of years for Austin. There was post race penalties that changed the standings. Glad I missed posting the results! ;)
Here are the standings following the Talladega race:
Kyle Larson takes his second win of the season. It was a dominate performance that he dedicated to his friend that recently passed.
Here are the standings following the Bristol race:
Denny Hamlin wins again making that two-in-a-row! Had to go to overtime to decide the race. gotta suck for Bowman, dominate car and got beat in a pitstop.
Here are the standings following the Darlington race:
Denny Hamlin is the race winner! Denny always races well here.
I missed posting the result due to the ice storm that Orillia had. I was out of power for four days. Crazy weather! I hope everyone managed okay with no real damage.
Here are the standings following the Martinsville race:
Kyle Larson with his first win of the season. Looked like Blaney had it until his engine expired. A test of man and machine, as they say!
Here are the standings following the Homestead race:
Oops, missed posting Josh Berry's first win in the Cup Series. Pretty cool it was with the Woods Brothers team. Such an Iconic group of people to work with.
Here are the standings following the Las Vegas race:
Christopher Bell makes it 3 in a row! Kid is on a roll, what a wheelman. Led a lot of laps, too. Great finish, less than a second between the top 3. On to Vegas, baby! Can Bell make it four for four?
Here are the standings following the Phoenix race:
Christopher Bell makes it two in a row! Looked like some great racing throughout the field. Always a few dust ups fighting for position but the ending looked pretty sharp!
Here are the standings following the COTA race:
Christopher Bell is the race winner, saved by the yellow flag!
Pretty crazy end to the race with Hocevar pushing Bell and then trying to split Bell and Larson. It almost worked, but didn't make too many fans of Hocevar with the drivers! Anyway, it's always good to see a little beef between the drivers, adds a little spice to the show, lol
Here are the standings following the Atlanta race:
William Byron is the winner of the race and makes it two in a row! Lots of bangin' and crashes but that's par for the course at these superspeedways!
Of course it's still early days in the standings so celebrate if you're at the top, but for everyone else just remember it's a long season! ;)
Here are the standings following the Daytona 500 race:
Hi Gang,
Sorry I've been a little late getting the info posted, had the flu for the last couple of weeks and just now getting better.
Good to see so many people return, good luck to everyone! Remember you can click on the link to the right which will show my excel worksheet as a webpage. If you see an error, please let me know. My email is: j.k.houston@hotmail.com
Here is the list of all the driver picks that each player has selected. 2025 Driver Picks
I've also added a link to the 2025 Driver Picks in the box to the right. -->
I'll get working on getting the results updated and hopefully get caught up this weekend. :)
Hello and Happy New Year to everyone! We hope that everyone can return to play again this year and has fun following along with your favourite drivers!
We're just a few weeks away from the Daytona 500, it's on Feb. 16 at 2:30 pm. That's also the deadline to get your picks in. Make sure to get your picks in early as it's first come first served!
There's been lots of driver changes again this year, so make sure you read up on who's driving where. Nascar has a page outlining all the changes, click HERE to read up on what's new. The 2025 Driver Groups has been posted. Please click on this link: 2025 Driver Groups or the one to the right -->
You can contact Kelvin or Daryl at the numbers listed on the driver group sheet at the bottom.
Good luck!
