On Sunday, the NASCAR Cup Series will make its return to Texas Motor Speedway, the site of Chase Elliott‘s most recent victory last spring. And on the surface, Elliott rolls up to Fort Worth in as good a form as he‘s had in a while.

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Chase Elliott has opened up about his year-long victory drought in the NASCAR Cup Series, as he returns to the scene of his most recent race win. The Hendrick Motorsport driver recorded his last Cup Series victory almost a year to this date at Texas Motor Speedway, which hosts the 11th round of the 2025 season this weekend.