Race Recap

Christopher Bell wins with a strong lead and impressive stats. Despite a late caution shaking up positions, Bell maintained control, securing first place while showing strong race pace and minimal losses.

Christopher Bell clinched victory with an ARP of 4.38 and highest net gain rating of 4.80. Sheldon Creed and Cole Custer completed the top 3, with Carson Kvapil making a remarkable climb from 38th to 5th.

Ryan Blaney led 317 of 350 laps, showing his dominance with a GR-LR of 4.05 and an ARP of 2.31. William Byron and Chase Elliott followed closely, but Blaney's strategic excellence ensured his victory.

Sam Mayer clinched victory, leading laps 169-203 and 244-end, with a net gain rating of 3.84. Riley Herbst and Corey Heim finished second and third. Late-race incidents, including accidents, drastically altered positions.

Kyle Larson clinched the top spot in the 110-lap race, showing stellar performance metrics. Notably, Michael McDowell and Chris Buescher also had impressive showings, finishing second and third respectively.

Shane Van Gisbergen led the race dominantly, finishing first with an ARP of 2.10 and a net gain rating of 1.48. Ty Gibbs suffered an incident, dropping to 35th despite leading for 25 laps.

Austin Cindric dominated the race, starting second and finishing first with an ARP of 5.80. Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski also showed strong improvements, taking second and third. Ryan Blaney fell to 24th due to a late incident.

Shane Van Gisbergen clinched victory, overtaking Justin Allgaier in the final laps. Chandler Smith's incident and Sam Mayer's pole-to-28th plummet highlighted a day of dramatic shifts and intense competition.

Corey Heim secured victory after leading 70 laps, starting from 9th. Despite Majeski leading 54 laps, he finished 4th due to incidents. Eckes and Sanchez also showcased strong performances throughout the race.

Christopher Bell clinched victory with superior consistency and control, maintaining an impressive ARP of 2.62. Despite strong showcases from William Byron, Ty Gibbs, and Brad Keselowski, Bell's meticulous race execution stood out.