Chase Elliott and the No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports team were handed a penalty during Sunday, 12 October's race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Hendrick Motorsports duo Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson have both given their thoughts on NASCAR's horsepower increase, although neither seems entirely convinced

Chase Elliott’s pit crew was ranked the second-best in the NASCAR Cup Series coming into Sunday’s race at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. That’s why an uncharacteristic loose tire on pit road during a service stop was definitely an aberration for the Hendrick Motorsports No.

Ahead of the Yellawood 500 event, Chase Elliott shared his candid thoughts on the uncertainty of the second Round of the 8 race.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. believes Chase Elliott could reach 60 NASCAR wins, but expects the Cup Series star to retire long before he gets close to the milestone.

Larson scored a runner-up finish in the spring race, his career-best showing at a drafting track. He was fourth in this event a year ago. Alex Bowman was seventh in the spring and has three top 10s in his last six Talladega starts.

Here's what's happening in NASCAR with Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the rearview and Talladega Superspeedway up next (Sun., 2 p.m. ET, NBC).

Chase Elliott tells SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that after surviving the first round, "there’s nothing to lose for us at this point."

Michael McDowell may be driving for a new team this year, but the Spire Motorsports driver still proved himself absolutely one of the fastest at a superspeedway.

After issues late at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, William Byron (-15) and Chase Elliott (-23) enter Talladega in search of solid runs. Alex Bowman also heads to Alabama in search of his first drafting track victory having already scored two runner-up results in his career.