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In a photo finish, Daniel Hemric edged Austin Cindric by 0.030 seconds to win the Xfinity Series championship Saturday night, joining the Truck Series' Ben Rhodes as first-time NASCAR champions this weekend.
Earlier Saturday, Cindric won the pole with lap of 131.902 mph — his first pole of the season. He finished second, Noah Gragson finished 12th after hitting the wall late, and AJ Allmendinger 14th after spinning with 20 laps to go.
On Sunday, Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin look to join fellow Championship 4 finalists Martin Truex Jr. (2017) and Chase Elliott (2020) as NASCAR Cup Series champions after the championship finale at Phoenix Raceway (coverage begins on NBC at 1:30 p.m. ET; race at 3 p.m.). Last season, Elliott started from the pole and won his first Cup title by winning the season's final race.
On Friday, 24-year-old Ben Rhodes won his first Camping World Truck Series championship, beating out finalists John Hunter Nemechek, Zane Smith and three-time series champion (and ThorSport Racing teammate) Matt Crafton.
This weekend sees the return of practice and qualifying. The Cup Series will run one practice session on Friday from 4:05–4:55 p.m. ET, and qualifying to set the starting lineup on Saturday starting at 7 p.m. ET.
Sunday, November 7
Cup Series
NASCAR Cup Series Championship
Start time: 3 p.m. ET
TV: NBC coverage begins at 1:30 p.m. ET; TSN5
Distance: 312 miles (312 Laps)
Stage 1: Ends on Lap 75
Stage 2: Ends on Lap 190
Final stage: Ends on Lap 312
After 35 points-paying races and nine months of competition, four drivers enter the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Championship with a shot at the title. The group is evenly split between two teams that have been head and shoulders above the rest of the playoff competition: Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing.
In one of the more evenly matched quartets since this postseason format began in 2014, Kyle Larson enters as the favorite. He’s won nine races, putting him in position to become the first double-digit winner in Cup since Jimmie Johnson in 2007. Larson has been on fire throughout the postseason, capturing four victories while setting a NASCAR record for laps led during a 36-race season (2,474).
Larson’s a shoo-in for Comeback Driver of the Year across all of motorsports, bouncing back with Hendrick after being released by Chip Ganassi Racing in April 2020 for using a racial slur. But his track record at Phoenix is a bit of a concern heading in. Larson has never won here, leading just a single lap in the spring on route to a fifth-place finish.
That sounds fine until you consider his teammate, reigning Cup champion Chase Elliott, won this race last November. Elliott is seeking to become the first back-to-back champion since Johnson did it in 2006-10 and has a bit of momentum heading in, leading 321 laps total the last two weeks. However, the No. 9’s year at Hendrick has paled in comparison to Larson. Elliott hasn’t won on an oval, only earning victories at two new road courses, Circuit of the Americas and Road America out in Wisconsin.
Martin Truex Jr. leads the charge for Joe Gibbs Racing after a dramatic finish to Martinsville last week. Truex charged to fourth in the closing laps, somehow recovering after damage to his left front fender mixed in with a hit to the outside wall. A four-time winner this year, one of those came at Phoenix in the spring, giving hope the 2017 Cup champion can take his second within the last five years.
Finally, there’s Denny Hamlin, the 2019 fall Phoenix winner who enters this race with some controversy after interrupting Alex Bowman’s post-race burnout at Martinsville. Calling Bowman a “hack” (that’s the G-Rated version) after nudging him out of the way for that win, Hamlin was vocally defending himself on Twitter this week and is fired up about going for his first championship at age 40.
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