After a pandemic afflicted 2020 NASCAR Cup Series season, it all boiled down to the Phoenix Raceway. And it ultimately turned out to be a joyous occasion for the 24-year-old Chase Elliott.

The Hendrick Motorsports man, much like everyone else in the circuit, will now spend a well-deserved off-season break. With quite a few ideas on his to-do list, it seems like it is going to be a busy winter for Chase.

Speaking on the ‘Kyle Long Show’, Elliott expressed his excitement at the prospect of spending time gaming. Safe to say, he will want to spend the next few months recharging his batteries ahead of the new season.

Chase Elliott also wants to do some skiing in Colorado

Elliott was quoted as saying, “Damn right I’m going to game, ooh am I going to game and I’m excited about that. Haven’t been able to get on there with my boys the past couple days so yeah, I’m going to do some gaming for sure.

“I’m actually gonna try to do some racing throughout the off-season, have some things in the works. Since I’ve been in Cup I really haven’t spent a winter racing so I want to do some of that kind, still trying to iron out some details.”

Skiing has been a family event for the Elliotts. Chase Elliott also has something in the pipeline for winter racing activities.

“But I would like to race some, I’d love to get out west and get to Colorado and do some skiing at some point. So I think it’s going to be a pretty busy winter and I’m excited about it.”

Elliott will come out with renewed efforts for a 2021 championship title win

Indeed, 2020 was a season to remember for Chase Elliott. Going through the rounds of Playoffs, many thought Chase Elliott would be a mere contender who will achieve a Championship race appearance at best.

However, the young sensation stirred up an absolute storm in the final race at Phoenix. It has to be noted that the brilliance included starting at the back of the pack, with Logano filling in for him at the time.

However, his title win has only marked the beginning of what could be a glorious career ahead. And going out all guns blazing in 2021 will be the absolute priority for Elliott when normalcy resumes.

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