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Here it is, one race away from crowning a champion! Let me preface by saying, just because you are in the final 4 doesn’t mean you are top 4 in the power rankings. Which that out of the way, let’s rank these drivers for the final time. Honorable Mention: Since Michigan, Ryan Preece has only finished outside the top 15 just 5 times. That streak includes the last 4 races (3 of which are top 10s) and 5 of the last 6. A 6th place run backs up his 7th earlier in the year at Martin

Honorable Mention: Even though the result sheets don’t show it, Chris Buescher had a great run on Sunday, making his way to the lead with 4 laps to go. It was short lived, however, as Buescher was soon sent spinning towards the inside wall, nearly identical to the way his race ended in the spring. (Not-so-fun fact, these will both go down as the only DNFs of the year for Chris, barring the last 2 races run off as normal). This was probably the last chance for Chris, and RFK a

Honorable Mention: Chris Buescher’s consistency continues, with another solid top 10 run resulting in a P12. There’s not much more I can say, he’s just always really solid come Sunday. Rarely the best, but even more rarely out to lunch. Talladega could be a solid result, as an RFK car has finished a photo finish P2 in the last 3 Talladega races (barring a DQ from Ryan Preece in the spring). Buescher also has a win at Daytona in 2023 and led some laps before being wrecked earl

Luke Baldwin, son of NASCAR team owner Tommy Baldwin Jr., is carving his own path in racing. At 19, he’s competing in Modifieds, Late Models, and making National Series Truck starts, showing promise as one of NASCAR’s young prospects.