The roar of engines at Richmond Raceway turned to gasps of disbelief as one of NASCAR’s most promising championship battles came to a heartbreaking end.

Austin Dillon notched a season-changing win at Richmond Raceway this past weekend. Alex Bowman came up just short of one himself, as he finished second to the Richard Childress Racing wheelman in Virginia.

Man, that feels good. Got to thank the Good Lord above. I really wanted that one. Last year, hurt really bad. Just going through the whole process of it. But this one feels so sweet. Man, I love Richmond.

Chase Elliott's first DNF of the season means he's out of the running for Regular Season Champion. After a clean first stage of racing in the penultimate race of the NASCAR Cup Series regular season at Richmond Raceway, three close cautions snowballed into a crash that collected 13 drivers.

Craig Lutz and his No. 46 Goodie Racing crew could not have scripted a day much better than the one they had Thursday at Richmond Raceway.

Austin Dillon does not have the energy to be angry about what happened to him after winning the race at Richmond last year. While speaking to reporters during this year’s post-Richmond press conference,

Tyler Reddick was having the night he needed to in the first stage of the NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway. But his night was over before the end of the second stage.

Well, isn’t this just perfect timing? Tyler Reddick, who was probably dreaming of playoff glory just hours earlier, got a harsh wake-up call courtesy of NASCAR’s favorite chaos generator – Richmond Raceway.