Two spots are left in NASCAR's championship four. If they want to win a championship, these six drivers have a big task on their hands on Sunday.
NASCAR's playoffs are winding to a close. Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell have already locked themselves into the Championship Four finale race with timely wins. That leaves six other drivers racing on Sunday at Martinsville for the two remaining slots in the Championship Four. This is what each driver needs to do to keep their season alive.If either Larson or Bell, or a driver outside the top-eight in the championship wins on Sunday, two drivers will advance on points.
He is not in a must-win situation, but he has to score a ton of points and apply pressure to Byron in case someone else does win. Blaney, a two-time winner this season, has finished between seventh and tenth in each of the last six seasons. After more than half a decade of good-not-great finishes, making the Championship Four would be an enormous step forward in his career.A group of three Toyota drivers between ten and 17 points behind Blaney are in a tougher position.
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