Chase Briscoe has said that his "championship caliber" Joe Gibbs Racing No. 19 team's true potential is not evident in the numbers. While Briscoe has had a strong 2025 NASCAR Cup season so far with two wins and 11 top-five finishes, he believes the team could do better.Briscoe sits eighth in points following his last win at the playoff opener and has grabbed six poles, led 628 laps with an average finish of 13. He discussed and compared the No. 19 team's recent performance with the first 10 weeks of the season on a recent episode of the Teardown podcast."If you look at our season as a whole, like statistically, no, we don't look like one of those teams. I mean, we've had just as many top fives, I think, as anybody, but outside of the top fives, it's like we would run top five or 15th to 25th, and the team that we were those first 10 weeks, like that is a team that I can't even remember," Chase Briscoe said.Briscoe has not finished worse than 23rd in the last nine races. The 30-year-old also defended his 2024 Southern 500 win at Darlington Raceway last weekend."I still don't feel like we've showed what we're capable of. I mean, tonight I definitely felt like we did, but like I feel like what we did is very realistic for us to do a lot, like when we put everything together. And yeah, I think the sky's the limit for us. I think internally, we definitely feel like we're a championship caliber team," he added.Briscoe has shown outstanding speed with multiple poles in Crown Jewel races. He earned his sixth pole of the season at Iowa Speedway, which marked seven front-row starts in his last eleven qualifying runs. He also claimed three straight poles at Michigan this year.Chase Briscoe secures 7 extra playoff points at DarlingtonChase Briscoe took over the No. 19 Toyota at Joe Gibbs Racing from Martin Truex Jr. after Stewart-Haas Racing shut down after the end of the last season.He started this season with the pole for the Daytona 500 and secured his spot in the playoffs for the third time in his Cup career with a win at Pocono Raceway. Briscoe led 72 of 160 laps and held off teammate Denny Hamlin over the final laps. Last weekend's win at Darlington added seven extra playoff points to his total of 10 before the race, which makes entry to the Final Four much more doable. Moreover, 10 of 16 Cup playoff drivers finished 17th or worse at Darlington.Meanwhile, Chase Briscoe has not finished better than 17th in three starts at the Gateway Motorsports Park, which will host the second playoff race this weekend.