Here’s everything you need to know about the Ruoff Mortgage 500 NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway this weekend.
Published March 12, 2022
After three strong races to begin the season, the NASCAR Cup Series’ new Next Gen car is heading to its biggest test so far. Phoenix Raceway, the site of the championship race in November, will host the series for its annual regular season event this weekend. The regular season race at Phoenix is generally considered the best way to know who could win the title, as a win at the track in November could mean everything.
Martin Truex Jr. won the spring Phoenix race last year before finishing second in the fall, one spot short of a championship. Kyle Larson, meanwhile, won the fall race and the title after finishing seventh in the spring race. No one has swept both races at Phoenix since the track started hosting the finale in 2020.
Anything and everything is on the table for this race, as 25 drivers have recorded a top-10 finish through the first three races of 2022. The sport is displaying more parity than ever, but the heavy hitters will be sure to bring their best to the track that will crown a champion in eight months.The race weekend at Phoenix will feature a full practice and qualifying schedule before the big show on Sunday.
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