Cup Series Recap: 2020 Bank of America ROVAL 400 (Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course)
Chase Elliott clinched the race, leading from lap 84 to the finish. Joey Logano and Erik Jones took second and third. Despite late cautions, Elliott maintained his performance and secured the win.
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Chase Elliott emerged as the winner, starting from the second position and maintaining a strong ARP of 7.11. He recorded a net gain rating of 4.18. Elliott led from lap 84 to the end, securing the race without any DVP incidents impacting his performance. Joey Logano followed in second place after starting in the eighth position, achieving a GR-LR of 2.85, and maintained an ARP of 7.13. Erik Jones finished third, demonstrating strong performance by moving up from 14th starting position, with a net gain rating of 3.05.
The race saw notable gains from Ryan Blaney and William Byron. Blaney started 24th and climbed to fifth with a net gain rating of 3.23 and a POMS-adjusted average speed contributing to his performance. Byron, starting 13th, finished sixth with a GR-LR of 3.96. Despite late cautions, including the significant lap 71 incident involving Kurt Busch and Kyle Busch, Blaney and Byron maintained their positions well, highlighting the race's wild dynamics.
A significant late caution at lap 99 likely affected Brad Keselowski, who led the initial laps but finished 18th with an ARP of 9.23. Denny Hamlin also faced setbacks, starting from the pole and finishing 15th due to a late caution, as indicated by his drop in ARP to 18.56. This race bonanza saw various leaders across different laps, but ultimately, it was Chase Elliott who sealed the victory.