Todd Gilliland captures 2026 In-Season Challenge at Indianapolis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Todd Gilliland won the 2026 In-Season Challenge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, despite finishing 24th in the Brickyard 400. The Front Row Motorsports driver claimed victory by defeating Ryan Blaney, securing a $1,000,000 prize for his team. Gilliland acknowledged the challenge of barely making it through each round but expressed pride in his team's hard work and dedication. This victory marks a significant milestone in Gilliland's career, making him a champion alongside 2025 winner Ty Gibbs. Gilliland's achievement contributes to Front Row Motorsports' ongoing efforts to enhance their performance in NASCAR.
- •Todd Gilliland won the 2026 In-Season Challenge.
- •He finished 24th in the Brickyard 400.
- •Gilliland defeated Ryan Blaney for the challenge title.
- •The victory earned Gilliland's team $1,000,000.
- •This marks a significant moment in Gilliland's career.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — Todd Gilliland discusses winning the 2026 In-Season Challenge
"Todd Gilliland discusses winning the 2026 In-Season Challenge by defeating Ryan Blaney in shocking fashion at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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