Chase Briscoe Holds Off Teammate Christopher Bell in Charlotte to Win 2nd Straight Playoff Race
Briscoe beat Christopher Bell by about a half-car length, giving Joe Gibbs Racing its second straight playoff win and his third victory this season.
- On Sunday, Chase Briscoe won the NASCAR Cup Series Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, holding off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell by 0.029 seconds in a photo finish.
- Following his win last week at Las Vegas, this victory marks Briscoe's second consecutive playoff win, making him the second driver to win back-to-back races in the 2026 postseason.
- While Kyle Larson led a race-high 97 laps, championship contenders Bubba Wallace, William Byron, and Ty Gibbs suffered race-ending damage from early collisions that shaped the final outcome.
- Briscoe moved to fourth in the Chase standings, narrowing his deficit to points leader Kyle Larson to 65 points, while Larson maintains his lead over Denny Hamlin and Bell.
- Next Sunday, the Cup Series heads to Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, with four races remaining in the postseason to determine the championship.
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Chase Briscoe was ready to write off his championship hopes after a frustrating result at Kansas left him 123 points behind. But two consecutive Cup Series victories later, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver has given himself a reason to believe again. His latest triumph at Charlotte showcased the No. 19 team’s speed and a pit […]
Who Won the NASCAR Race at Charlotte? Full Bank of America 400 Results
Chase Briscoe held off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell in a thrilling photo finish Sunday, Oct. 11, winning the NASCAR Cup Series Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The two Toyota drivers battled to the checkered flag, with Briscoe crossing the finish line just 0.029 seconds ahead of Bell to claim the […]
TOYOTA RACING - NCS Charlotte Post-Race Report - 10.11.26 - Chase Briscoe and Christopher Bell battled to the line with the Indiana-native coming on top by mere inches to win consecutive races for the first time in his Cup Series career. by Official Release
Chase Briscoe and Christopher Bell battled to the line with the Indiana-native coming on top by mere inches to win consecutive races for the first time in his Cup Series career.
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