
Oct 7, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 16 segments
We're halfway through the 2026 NASCAR Chase, and it's time to figure out what we've actually learned. Bryan Nolen, Michael Massie, Dalton Hopkins and Chris Graham discuss whether Denny Hamlin's Las…
Dalton HopkinsPanelist
Michael MassiePanelistChris GrahamPanelistBrian NolanHostUm, I, I don't, I don't know how deep we wanna get into that as, as topic number one, but, uh, I watched all the highlights back today and i- it seemed like Chase Briscoe kind of stunk up the show.
Sunday was good, it's just the car got absolutely exposed once again, that you cannot pass the leader, because of the clean air.
Um, I mean, how did it look on TV compared to being there? Because being there, Saturday was an absolute treat.

Yeah, Saturday was one of those races where you finish watching it and, like, your adrenaline is still pumping like 30 minutes later, because you're still-

Like, you see the second place guy, Larson in this case, it was Bubba before that, catch up to Briscoe, and you just know that, like, there's nothing.

Like, if he does somehow get alongside him, then you are pleasantly surprised.
Um, I, I don't, I don't know how deep we wanna get into that as, as topic number one, but, uh, I watched all the highlights back today and i- it seemed like Chase Briscoe kind of stunk up the show.
Sunday was good, it's just the car got absolutely exposed once again, that you cannot pass the leader, because of the clean air.
Um, I mean, how did it look on TV compared to being there? Because being there, Saturday was an absolute treat.

Yeah, Saturday was one of those races where you finish watching it and, like, your adrenaline is still pumping like 30 minutes later, because you're still-

Like, you see the second place guy, Larson in this case, it was Bubba before that, catch up to Briscoe, and you just know that, like, there's nothing.

Like, if he does somehow get alongside him, then you are pleasantly surprised.
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