Ty Gibbs of Joe Gibbs Racing and Ty Dillon of Kaulig Racing will face off for the chance to call themselves the winner of NASCAR's first In-Season Challenge.

Ty Dillon came into this season looking to re-establish himself in the NASCAR Cup Series with Kaulig Racing and he's made himself one of the talking points of the summer.

Ty Dillon has become NASCAR’s unlikely star of the In-Season Challenge, combining upset wins with his own flair.

Ty Dillon faces Ty Gibbs this weekend at Indianapolis to decide the first winner of the $1 million in-season tournament. Who ya got?

It'll be the Ty and Ty show for the $1 million prize, with Ty Gibbs going head-to-head with Ty Dillon at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday. Dillon's appearance culminates a "Cinderella" run, after he came into the tournament as the lowest possible seed.

Ty Dillon is enjoying his run in the NASCAR In-Season Tournament and is ready to take on Ty Gibbs in the championship round. On the Door Bumper Clear podcast, Dillon shared his thoughts on his run in the tournament.

Ty Dillon before the in-season NASCAR tournament was nothing more than an afterthought. The driver who wasn’t even as good as his brother. Now he’s the underdog fans can’t get enough of.

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Ty Gibbs was recently featured in an interview ahead of the upcoming final battle of the in-season bracket challenge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend.

Join FOX8 Photojournalist Chris Weaver as we show you the world behind the driver’s seat in Racing Report. At 3:30 p.m. on, Chris sits down with Ty Dillon to talk about his chance to win $1 million. Denny Hamlin chats with our sports anchor Kevin Connolly about everything going on