William Byron reacts to his win to cap off the Round of 8 at a Martinsville course that holds a special place in his heart and commends the Hendrick Motorsports team for their resilience all season.

William Byron said his course through the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs could have simply taken one of two forks. One path would have been to dwell on the outcome of the last two weeks and the pair of dissimilar incidents that had carved out a cavernous 36-point deficit for him in the

A NASCAR insider believes that William Byron could be the next driver to win at least 60 Cup Series races in his career. On The Teardown podcast, Jeff Gluck of The Athletic talked about Byron’s growth after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff race at Martinsville and clinching a spot in the Championship 4.

Byron bested Blaney for the Martinsville win, ensuring two Hendrick drivers will face off against two JGR drivers in the finale

Byron dominates at Martinsville on Sunday, joining Larson, Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe as finalists. Here's why each could win title.

The good news for both is that aside from their previous victories in the desert (Larson's came in the 2021 Championship race), the duo have been solid throughout their careers at the 1-mile, dogleg oval. Larson is second (10.7) and Byron third (10.8) in terms of average finish among active drivers at Phoenix.

The NASCAR on NBC crew recaps the action from Martinsville Speedway, where William Byron and three other drivers punched their ticket to the Championship 4.

Talk about perfect timing. William Byron, one of four drivers realistically needing a victory at Martinsville Speedway to advance to the Championship 4 race in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, picked the ideal moment to win his first pole position at the historic short track.