Fleetio 200
Darlington Raceway
Saturday, September 6 – 7:30pm/et
UNOH 200
Bristol Motor Speedway
Thursday, September 17 – 8:00pm/et
#60-Ryan Preece won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway. The win is his first career win and was enough to lock him into the final spot on the Chase.
#7-Daniel Suarez finished 2nd followed by #45-Tyler Reddick, #71-Michael McDowell, #47-Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., #2-Austin Cindric, #3-Austin Dillon, #48-Alex Bowman, #21-Josh Berry, and #41-Cole Custer.
Pole sitter #1-Ross Chastain finished 28th after being caught in the final accident.
The race was calm for most of the night, with only the stage breaks bringing out cautions until Lap 156, when #77-Carson Hocevar spun and collected #43-Erik Jones. Cleanup from the accident pushed the race into overtime. #38-Zane Smith led at the overtime restart and took the white flag out front, but he attempted to block #45-Tyler Reddick on the final lap and was turned, triggering a multicar accident. As cars wrecked throughout the field, NASCAR was forced to throw a caution. #60-Ryan Preece was clearly leading when the caution came out, giving him the victory and the 16th and final Chase position by 17 points over Shane van Gisbergen.
Stage 1 was won by #97-Shane van Gisbergen. Stage 2 was won by #12-Ryan Blaney.
The fastest lap bonus a earned by #4-Noah Gragson
There were 41 lead changes among 22 drivers and 4 cautions for 21 yellow flag laps.
The average speed of the race was: 154.690mph.
See race details at: Race Results, Driver Points Standings, Driver Points Standings before reset, Owner Points Standings, Owner Points Standings before reset, Cumulative Report, Infraction Report.
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