Best burnouts of 2018 regular season

Las Vegas Boulevard transformed into Burnout Boulevard on Thursday, Sept. 13 as the 16 drivers in the NASCAR Playoffs put down some rubber. To celebrate, we've compiled the best burnouts from this season in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.

Charlotte was the last track where Kyle Busch needed a win to complete the feat of reaching Victory Lane at every active NASCAR track. He did it in the longest race of the season: The Coca-Cola 600.

Ending a 190-race drought is worth a big burnout, and Clint Bowyer obliged at Martinsville's spring race.

The burnout that wasn't was also spectacular. Chase Elliott wanted to celebrate his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory with a burnout in front of his father, Bill Elliott. But after the No. 9 ran out of gas, seven-time champ and Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson gave him a memorable push back to Victory Lane.

At Kentucky, Martin Truex Jr. burned it down. Apparently the No. 78 Toyota was enjoying it and rolled away from Truex when he stepped out to accept the checkered flag.

Yeah, you send up smoke signals when you win the Daytona 500. Austin Dillon did the No. 3 proud.

Brad Keselowski brings the flag along for the burnout ride after winning the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.

How do you make a Monday better? Lots of coffee and a big ol' burnout after a rain-delayed race. Thanks for the latter after the April 16 Food City 500, Kyle Busch!

Big 3, big burnout. Kevin Harvick put down a straight line of smoke halfway down the frontstretch at New Hampshire.

When Joey Logano wins, it's not just a burnout. It's a work of art. This year he painted with rubber at Talladega.