Chase Elliott's consistency in recent years can't be argued, but has it affected his ability to be a race-winning driver consistently?

NASCAR'S GREATEST CON MAN: The long Talladega con: How L.W. Wright talked his way onto NASCAR's fastest track After Texas, where Elliott extended a long line of success for Hendrick Motorsports on the 1.5-mile track in 2024, is Kansas, where he was third last year, has been in the top-10 the past four races and won in 2018.

Chase Elliott snapped a 42-race winless streak at Texas in 2024. He hasn’t won since, or 37 races ago. While the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series champion understandably has fond memories of his last visit to the 1.5-mile track in the Lone Star State, don’t mistake that for liking the track and how it races.