Chase Elliott has been competing in the NASCAR Cup Series since 2016 and has seen the points system change over the years

With the NASCAR Cup Series points lead, Chase Elliott has Brickyard 400 dreams in sight as he looks to follow in his father's footsteps.

Chase Elliott is unfazed about being the NASCAR Cup Series points leader.The Hendrick Motorsports driver comes off unfazed about most things, of course. Elliott is a show up, do the job, and worry about himself type of personality,

Chase Elliott has had it with the NASCAR playoffs, even though that same playoff system helped him win the 2020 Cup championship. The veteran Hendrick

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has seemingly agreed with Chase Elliott's critique of NASCAR's current championship format.

Chase Elliott made it known Friday where he stands on the NASCAR playoff and championship format debate. Elliott, speaking with the media at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, endorsed the full-season points format.

Chase Elliott battled weather and strategy to finish sixth in Sunday's Cup Series race at Dover, taking over the regular-season points lead.

Chase Elliott recently weighed in on the NASCAR championship format, which has been widely discussed for quite some time now.

There was some confusion on whether the pair was referring to Hall of Famer Mark Martin or Denny Hamlin, although Trotta replied to a post on X addressing the former, suggesting that the playoff system is better and we need it, to which Martin simply replied: “NO WE DONT.”

HAMPTON, Ga. -- With a last lap pass on another former NASCAR Cup Series champion, Chase Elliott shot past Brad Keselowski and to the checkered flag to win the Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway, earning his first win of the 2025 season and the 20th of his Cup career.

Chase Elliott shared the importance of the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race. He described his father, Bill Elliott's Brickyard 400 victory in 2002, as the big win he remembers firsthand.