Is it finally Denny Hamlin's year? A tough pit call ends Chase Elliott's chances. It's Ty vs. Ty for $1 million. And more from Dover.

Chase Elliott put together one of the best performances of his NASCAR Cup Series career at Dover Motor Speedway on Sunday.

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NASCAR Insider Jordan Bianchi commented on Chase Elliott finishing sixth at Dover. The Hendrick Motorsports started the race on Sunday from pole position.

Ty Gibbs beat Tyler Reddick, and Ty Dillon beat John Hunter Nemechek to set the final for NASCAR's In-Season Tournament. Dillon was the 32nd and final seed in the bracket when it began in Atlanta and will have the chance to win $1 million if he beats Gibbs next week.

And, although the No. 9 did not lead every lap, after surviving a late challenge from the likes of Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin, Elliott converted his pole into the stage win after 120 laps of action. Rounding out the top 10 were Chase Briscoe, Ty Gibbs, Kyle Busch, Joey Logano and Kyle Larson, who rose 15 spots during the opening stage.

The NASCAR Cup Series hits Dover Motor Speedway for an afternoon race that will also serve as the fourth round of the in-season challenge.

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