In the NASCAR playoffs, no more winner-take-all finale and champs who might not be so deserving. That's good, right?

Fans and drivers alike are applauding NASCAR for moving away from the elimination-style format that has been part of the Cup ...

Tony Stewart is set to make his first NASCAR National Series start since 2016, as he'll pilot the No. 25 Ram Truck for Kaulig Racing at Daytona in February.

A decade after leaving NASCAR, three-time Cup Series champ Tony Stewart will drive No. 25 Ram Trucks entry at Daytona ...

Tony Stewart is set to return to NASCAR for the first time since 2016. He will drive for Kaulig Racing in the debut of the ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has delivered a blunt verdict on NASCAR returning to its roots after ditching its elimination-style ...

Austin Beers will get some national TV exposure on an upcoming racing reality series backed by UFC’s Dana White ...

The stock-car racing giant returns to its “Chase” roots — a 26-race regular season and a 10-race playoff system, with no ...

Part of what NASCAR was attempting to do with its elimination-style playoff format that was used from 2014-25 was create ...

The updated Chase-style system puts less emphasis on chaos and more on points, but maybe not enough on outright wins.

NASCAR has recognized that its format for determining a champ didn't work and is now back to a 10-race Chase to the title.

Winning and consistency will be equally important with the NASCAR Cup Series going back the playoff series it used in the ...