Race Recap

Corey Heim clinched victory after a turbulent race filled with multiple cautions. Starting 12th, he finished 1st with a notable net gain rating of 3.61, showcasing exceptional speed and positioning in the final laps.

Brad Keselowski clinched victory with a net gain rating of 3.82 and an average running position of 2.66. Ty Gibbs and Josh Berry followed, with impressive moves up the ranks, amid dramatic position changes.

Justin Allgaier dominated the 147-lap event, leading 124 laps and clinching first place with an impressive average running position of 1.76. Austin Hill and Cole Custer followed, finishing in second and third.

Ross Chastain wins a thrilling 150-lap race, with an ARP of 4.64 and a net gain rating of 1.62. Despite starting on pole, Nick Sanchez finishes second with an ARP of 14.27. Ty Majeski, leading laps but disrupted late, ends in fifth.

Kyle Larson captured the win with a top average running position of 2.80. Chris Buescher finished second, while Chase Elliott took third. Despite leading late, Denny Hamlin ended fifth after a spin incident.

Corey Heim clinched victory with strategic brilliance from 13th position, boasting an ARP of 1.89 and a net gain of 4.45, ahead of Zane Smith and Christian Eckes in a thrilling race conclusion.

Denny Hamlin clinched victory after leading much of the race, overcoming a challenging start. Kyle Larson's impressive drive from 21st secured him second, while Martin Truex Jr. advanced to third from 15th.

Ryan Truex wins after starting 12th, followed by Carson Kvapil and Sam Mayer. Austin Hill led late but faltered due to a final caution. The race's volatility highlighted strategic maneuvering amid frequent cautions.

Tyler Reddick triumphed after starting from 18th. Despite multiple incidents and late cautions, Brad Keselowski finished second, and Noah Gragson moved from 36th to third. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. also made a notable leap to fourth.

Jesse Love triumphed at Lap Raptor with an average running position of 4.22 and a net gain rating of 6.67. Despite Austin Hill's early dominance, he ended 14th. Riley Herbst and Anthony Alfredo also posted significant moves.