With 2040 playoff points, Chase Elliott is all set to enter the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. With a great regular season behind him, Elliott seems to be in good form. Winning the regular season title, Elliott now has his eyes on the Cup Series.

In a recent interview posted by ClassicCars TV on YouTube, Elliott revealed the team’s plans for the four Hendrick Motorsports drivers.

Since Elliott’s on-track tussle with fellow teammate Kyle Larson, there have been some talks. Rumors surrounding Hendrick Motorsports taking steps to curb incidents like these have also surfaced. During the interview, the host asked if there are any team orders or commands about racing other teammates in the line. Refuting the existence of any such orders, Elliott said, “No, no team orders.”

Explaining how Hendrick Motorsports owners do not interfere with their race, Elliott said, “Look the bosses never made anybody, you know, pull over to win a race or anything like that.” 

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Revealing that this is the healthiest way to look at the competition, Elliott continued, “They let us race. And I would say (that it is) a good thing just from the standpoint of competitiveness and overall health of the sport.”

The 2022 regular season has been quite successful for Hendrick Motorsports drivers. With all four of its team members entering the playoffs, the team has a high probability of clinching the title. 

Besides Chase Elliott, who else from Hendrick Motorsports has made it to the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs?

Apart from Chase Elliott, three other Hendrick Motorsports drivers, Kyle Larson, William Byron, and Alex Bowman, will compete in the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series. 

Kyle Larson would be entering the playoffs with a total of 2019 points. With 2 wins and 13 top 10 finishes, he would be driving the #5 Chevrolet. Moreover, the #24 Chevrolet driver William Byron will be entering the playoffs with 2014 points and 2 wins to his name. 

Another Hendrick Motorsports driver who made it to the playoffs is Alex Bowman. The #48 Chevrolet driver has amassed 2006 points and a single win in the season. For the fifth time, the team has its three drivers with multiple wins in the same season. 

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The four of these teammates are all set to compete against each other and the other 12 participants. The other postseason drivers who made it to the playoffs include; Joey Logano, Ross Chastain, Denny Hamlin, Ryan Blaney, Tyler Reddick, Kevin Harvick, Christopher Bell, Kyle Busch, Chase Briscoe, Daniel Suarez, Austin Cindric, and Austin Dillon.