Austin Dillon passed Aric Almirola on the last lap to win just his second career Cup race.

Ryan Blaney and Chase Elliott were the winners of Thursday night's Twin Can-Am Duel 150-mile qualifying races. That means that Blaney and Elliott will line up in the second row for Sunday's Daytona 500 behind pole winner Alex Bowman and Denny Hamlin.

40 drivers are entered into next week's race. Four Fords, four Chevys and four Toyotas all reached the second round of qualifying.

We put all the names in to a hat that have been a part of the contest throughout the 2017 season and it is time to award the winner this beautiful jacket.

Here is video of Truex celebrating the win at Miami Homestead on Sunday. The final laps and the victory as captured from the on-board camera.

Who will win among the four drivers that are in the finals? Perhaps this vulture knows?

It sure looked like Martin Truex, Jr. was on his way to his eighth victory of the season when he had the lead with 10 laps left at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.  All he had to do was avoid any mistake.  But that's exactly what happened and Kevin Harvick following closely behind lap after lap pounced on it.

It has been a tense "playoff" season for NASCAR's best drivers and teams. Things have boiled over so much that the fans are getting in on the fighting!

Sunday's race at Martinsville Speedway needed overtime to decide.  It went five extra laps and on the final lap Kyle Busch held off Martin Truex, Jr. to win for the second time, fifth time this season and his 43rd career win.  It guarantees him a spot among four drivers in the championship race at Homestead-Miami on November 19th.

This year's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs is down to eight drivers following Sunday's elimination race at Kansas Speedway.  Martin Truex, Jr. won the race and has the points lead over the seven other playoff drivers entering the final four races.

Only 14 cars were able to finish Sunday's Alabama at Talladega Superspeedway.  Three major wrecks, including one involving 17 cars brought out red flags and at the finish just four of the 12 playoff drivers were still running.  But it was Brad Keselowski who used a last lap pass Ryan Newman to win his fifth restrictor-plate race and an automatic pass into the Round of 8.

The incredible season of Martin Truex, Jr. continued on Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Truex led 91 of 337 laps to win a race that needed overtime to decide. It's his sixth win this season and his second in the playoffs.