Name a driver who beat the current champion to the Cup Series title to extend your chain!
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About Contact What's New Record Books Privacy Policy Terms of ServiceBuild the longest chain of NASCAR Cup Series drivers by naming someone who raced against the current driver. Test your knowledge of stock car racing history.
Winning a Cup championship means somebody else didn't. NASCAR Chain runs on that: you get a driver, and you name someone who beat them to a Cup Series title. Then someone who beat that driver to one, and on and on.
It's a memory test of championship seasons more than raw trivia, and one wrong link ends the whole run.
Suppose you start on Dale Earnhardt Jr., a superstar who never lifted the Cup. Plenty of drivers beat him to titles, so you open with Jimmie Johnson. Verified, link one.
From Johnson you name Kyle Busch, the 2015 champion. Link two. From Busch you go Joey Logano, the 2018 title. Link three, 300 points, Pit Crew badge.
Then you blank on the older eras, gamble, and it's over at 300. Steer toward seasons you actually remember.
Winning the Cup championship in a season your current driver competed in. Season rivals, not fender to fender finishes.
No. The leaderboard just asks for a nickname after your run ends.
No. A connection problem just means retry; nothing is lost.
Yes. NASCAR Chain is free to play on DoUKnowBall, right in your browser. No download and no signup needed.
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