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Kyle Bush likes Chase's qualification rules
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Kyle Busch Shows Support for Chase’s Qualification Criteria

July 10, 2025 2 Min Read
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Kyle Busch, who has secured four NASCAR Sprint Cup Series wins since returning from an 11-race absence due to injury, is eligible for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase once he falls below 30th place in the series standings. This opportunity could arise as early as the upcoming race at Watkins Glen International on Sunday (2 pm on NBCSN) if Busch surpasses the 30th-place driver, David Gilliland, by 13 points.

Busch, a frequent winner at the highest level of NASCAR, acknowledges that not every race winner automatically qualifies for the Chase. He supports the playoff eligibility system, which emphasizes victories. Busch explained, “Winning in this sport is incredibly tough, with an average of only 12 to 14 different winners per season. Look at what happened with Aric Almirola and A.J. Allmendinger last year.” He further added that the system offers teams the chance to compete for the championship, which is essential for the sport.

It’s also important to note that if there are multiple race winners at Watkins Glen, all winners besides Busch will be locked into the Chase. Already, Jimmy Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kurt Busch, and Matt Kenseth have secured their spots through wins.

Fan Take: This update is crucial for NASCAR enthusiasts because Kyle Busch’s return to contention adds more excitement and unpredictability to the Chase. It highlights how the playoff format rewards winning, ensuring a fiercely competitive atmosphere that keeps fans engaged throughout the season.

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