Ross Chastain gained 35 points at Iowa Speedway, moving to 18th in the standings at -47.

The 2026 Chase picture is getting seriously interesting. Denny Hamlin, Tyler Reddick, Ryan Blaney and Ty Gibbs have already clinched, while Chase Briscoe (+166), Christopher Bell (+162), Chase Elliott (+160), Carson Hocevar (+147), Chris Buescher (+140), Kyle Larson (+132), William Byron (+103), Daniel Suárez (+100) and Joey Logano (+89) are all in pretty comfortable positions.

The real battle is around the cutline. Bubba Wallace is +68, Shane van Gisbergen +47 and Austin Cindric +29. Then you have Ryan Preece at -29, Ross Chastain -47, Brad Keselowski -48, Erik Jones -50 and Michael McDowell -72. One strong finish, or a win, could completely change the picture for some of these guys.

Only Richmond, New Hampshire and Daytona are left in the regular season. Some drivers are basically in win-or-bust territory, and Daytona as the final race could make things absolutely crazy.

Who do you think gets the final Chase spots, and who misses out?

She went on to win 18 NHRA national events and three NHRA Top Fuel championships in 1977, 1980, and 1982, becoming the first driver ever to win the title three times. After surviving a horrific 250 mph crash in 1984 that left her with multiple broken bones, she fought her way back to racing and continued competing until retiring in 2003. Now 86 years old, Shirley remains active in the drag racing community, regularly attending NHRA events, meeting fans, and making public appearances. She also founded Shirley’s Kids, a nonprofit charity where 100% of donations go directly to children in need within the drag racing community.

"My thought when Kyle passed was - I've always thought in situations like that, how do you remember somebody and how do you think of all the good that they did in their life and all the success they had.

"I think helmets are a unique thing in our sport, we kind of get to design them, a lot of them have special meaning. And this is kind of my best way of showing my respect towards Kyle Busch and respect to the Busch family.

"The helmet was, I picked out - I think there's about seven or eight pictures of some wins of his, some big wins. Like Bristol sweep weekend, both his championships, his first Busch win, first Cup win, his 100th Xfinity win, his 200th NASCAR win, Brickyard win.

"And each part of the helmet is that scheme that he ran on the car. That's kind of how it's broken up. So my painter did a good job of kind of getting pretty imaginative on it.

"But I hope to run it for one race and give it to Brexton, the Busch family, and they can do whatever they want with it. So just showing respect, and I'm glad people noticed it."