NASCAR In-Sector Challenge: What is this and who is Round 1 matchup?

NASCAR’s these-season challenge has come, but what is really all this? But before we go into nuances, let us clarify that it has no effect on the real championship in any way, size or form.

This bracket-style tournament aims to provide some additional enthusiasm and engagement for fans only, while the driver also offers a $ 1 million prize that actually wins it.

Your next question is likely how it works. Well, the top 32 drivers (as three weeks ago) get to participate in the points. So a Shane Van Gisbergen, who broke in the top -32 only after winning in Mexico City. Each week, two drivers will face each other in a bracket, which you will see for march madness. To move forward, a driver is just facing the week that is facing that week. Score marks are not a factor in the end result.

The tournament lasts for five weeks to the entirety of TNT’s run as they plan to broadcast a handful of NASCAR Cup race in this summer between prime videos and NBCs. It will go via Atlanta, Sonoma, Chicago, Dover, and is faced in Bricyard 400 in Indianapolis with the last two drivers.

Denny Hamilin is number 1 seed, but if you wanted to bet on a long shot, the number is 32 seed tie dill. Now, here is a look that is actually facing this week:

Round 1 Matchup – NASCAR Cup in Atlanta (Ecopark Speedway)

Denny Hamlin Vs Ty Dillon

Kyle Busch vs Brad Caselowski

Alex Boman vs Joy Logano

Bubba Walece vs Daniel Suarez

John Hunter Nemchec vs Josh Berry

Chase Elliot vs Austin Dillon

Ross Chastain vs Eric Jones

Christopher Bell vs Ricky Stanhouse Junior.

Chase brisko vs Noah Gragson

Ryan Pris vs William Bayran

Ryan Blann vs Carson Hoswar

Kyle Larsen vs Tyler Radic

Michael McDowell vs AJ Almedder

Ty Gibbs vs Justin Haley

Zen Smith vs Austin Cyndric

Chris Busher vs Todgleland