(Photo: Oleksii Hrachov)
Darlington, S.C. — Under the blazing lights of the legendary Darlington Raceway, Chase Briscoe carved his name deeper into NASCAR history. Behind the wheel of the No. 19 Bass Pro Shops Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing, Briscoe dominated the 2025 Cook Out Southern 500, going back-to-back in one of the Cup Series’ most prestigious crown-jewel events.
Briscoe’s drive was nothing short of clinical. He led a jaw-dropping 309 of 367 laps, swept both stages, and never lost his cool as the “Lady in Black” tried to chew through cars and egos alike. Fans roared as he crossed the finish line ahead of Tyler Reddick (#45) and Erik Jones (#43), sealing a night that was as much about control as it was about courage.
“Darlington doesn’t forgive. To win here twice in a row, with this team, means everything,” Briscoe said, his voice cracking as the fireworks lit up the South Carolina sky.
This victory cements Briscoe as not just a playoff contender, but a driver building legacy in real time. For NASCAR, for Darlington, and for the history books — this was a night to remember.
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