Ty Gibbs of Joe Gibbs Racing and Ty Dillon of Kaulig Racing will face off for the chance to call themselves the winner of NASCAR's first In-Season Challenge.

Joe Gibbs Racing had an impressive performance last weekend at Dover, with Denny Hamlin standing tall. However, the veteran wheelman had to go through his teammates to get the win in Delaware.

If Dover taught us anything last weekend, it\\\"s that Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing are the cream of the crop again in 2025 -- and it may not be close. The two organizations racked up the top six spots at the \"Monster Mile\" and led all but 20 of the 407 laps.

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Joe Gibbs' grandson, Ty Gibbs, has become the center of attention after qualifying for the Champions Round of the In-Season Challenge.

Denny Hamlin rose to the occasion at Dover Motor Speedway, elevating the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in double OT to go back-to-back at the \"Monster Mile\" and collect a series-best fourth 2025 win and 58th overall.

Brent Crews will be making his first career ARCA Menards Series start at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park this weekend. DOUBLE-DUTY AT IRP: In addition to running the ARCA Menards Series event on Friday afternoon,

Chase Briscoe had the fresher tires, and only one man to beat on the final restart at Dover International Speedway. Unfortunately, it was his teammate in Denny Hamlin, and the elder-statesman of Joe Gibbs Racing was able to hold off the newbie for the win.