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NASCAR Cup Series

Jockey Made in America 250

Road America

July 4th, 2021

Race #20 of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 62
Miles Raced : 254.2
Time of Race : 02 Hours 54 minutes 33 seconds
Average Speed: 86.271 mph
Margin of Victory : 05.705 seconds
Cautions: 4
Caution Laps: 9
Lead Changes: 10

Kyle Busch drives during the NASCAR Cup Series Jockey Made in America 250 — Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin - July 4th, 2021: Kyle Busch, driver of the #18 Skittles Red White & Blue Toyota, drives during the NASCAR Cup Series Jockey Made in America 250 Presented by Kwik Trip at Road America on July 04, 2021 in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Photo by Jared C Tilton | Getty Images

Driver	ST	50%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Chase Elliott	34	6	1	1	1	34	7.1	+33	40	18	+22	20	12	88.7%	24	62	139.0	41
Christopher Bell	13	20	3	2	2	35	11.4	+11	46	20	+26	19	5	74.2%	0	62	104.4	39
Kyle Busch	40	3	2	3	1	40	7.9	+37	34	40	-6	9	0	75.8%	4	62	122.5	35
Kurt Busch	16	7	7	4	4	23	11.0	+12	52	14	+38	37	2	80.7%	0	62	101.8	41
Denny Hamlin	6	15	6	5	3	19	7.7	+1	20	29	-9	18	1	91.9%	0	62	103.4	37
Chase Briscoe	35	17	8	6	5	35	17.0	+29	48	38	+10	8	0	50.0%	0	62	88.7	31
Ross Chastain	8	4	10	7	3	25	10.1	+1	46	8	+38	27	1	83.9%	0	62	100.2	44
Tyler Reddick	4	1	11	8	1	21	8.1	-4	35	13	+22	27	3	93.6%	5	62	106.2	46
Martin Truex Jr	9	8	13	9	1	32	12.8	+0	44	54	-10	17	1	69.4%	1	62	91.9	28
Matt DiBenedetto	7	12	9	10	1	28	8.1	-3	25	67	-42	18	4	87.1%	10	62	107.6	27
Austin Dillon	37	22	14	11	9	37	19.4	+26	41	40	+1	8	0	48.4%	0	62	76.0	26
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	38	34	17	12	12	38	25.1	+26	62	31	+31	5	1	8.1%	0	62	66.5	25
Brad Keselowski	20	11	16	13	10	33	20.2	+7	77	39	+38	7	0	11.3%	0	62	67.5	24
Aric Almirola	19	24	15	14	1	34	18.1	+5	22	94	-72	5	0	40.3%	1	62	72.5	23
Joey Logano	14	31	12	15	6	34	13.3	-1	38	22	+16	23	0	87.1%	0	62	80.5	27
Kyle Larson	2	5	4	16	2	17	6.7	-14	26	22	+4	23	2	95.2%	0	62	95.3	36
Cole Custer	15	25	20	17	12	35	20.8	-2	40	36	+4	8	0	21.0%	0	62	61.0	20
Chris Buescher	12	19	18	18	6	25	16.0	-6	34	38	-4	7	0	33.9%	0	62	70.8	19
Erik Jones	21	23	23	19	11	29	19.3	+2	38	42	-4	2	0	14.5%	0	62	64.0	18
Ryan Blaney	17	26	22	20	2	33	18.5	-3	38	82	-44	4	0	17.7%	0	62	64.5	17
Corey Lajoie	23	16	25	21	14	34	23.9	+2	72	48	+24	5	0	8.1%	0	62	50.0	16
Alex Bowman	10	18	5	22	4	27	11.2	-12	31	44	-13	15	2	75.8%	0	62	84.8	18
Josh Bilicki	27	13	29	23	12	37	28.5	+4	74	33	+41	3	0	8.1%	0	62	44.8	14
Bubba Wallace	36	9	26	24	5	36	22.4	+12	41	45	-4	6	0	25.8%	0	62	58.2	16
Justin Haley	22	10	27	25	9	36	25.9	-3	63	34	+29	3	0	8.1%	0	62	46.8	0
Ty Dillon	39	28	28	26	8	39	27.5	+13	31	67	-36	1	0	4.8%	0	62	45.3	0
Kevin Harvick	25	30	21	27	7	35	21.3	-2	50	44	+6	5	0	12.9%	0	62	61.0	14
James Davison	26	33	30	28	15	38	31.5	-2	53	31	+22	0	0	1.6%	0	62	39.5	9
AJ Allmendinger	3	29	19	29	2	34	17.2	-26	39	32	+7	10	5	40.3%	0	62	71.1	0
Michael McDowell	18	21	24	30	9	32	21.6	-12	44	66	-22	5	0	24.2%	0	62	56.0	7
Cody Ware	29	32	31	31	24	37	32.1	-2	34	43	-9	0	0	0.0%	0	62	35.8	0
Ryan Newman	28	14	33	32	11	33	27.2	-4	69	58	+11	3	0	8.1%	0	62	41.7	5
William Byron	1	2	34	33	1	34	12.1	-32	24	26	-2	15	6	72.6%	15	62	74.0	23
Quin Houff	33	35	32	34	25	39	34.0	-1	31	25	+6	0	0	0.0%	0	62	31.3	3
Kyle Tilley	30	36	35	35	30	40	36.7	-5	3	2	+1	0	0	0.0%	0	60	27.3	2
Daniel Suarez	11	39	36	36	8	40	37.2	-25	7	20	-13	3	2	3.2%	0	53	43.7	1
Anthony Alfredo	24	27	37	37	6	35	28.7	-13	13	69	-56	0	0	3.2%	0	42	45.3	1
Austin Cindric	5	37	38	38	1	39	26.7	-33	11	68	-57	5	1	30.7%	2	35	86.5	0
Ryan Eversley	31	38	39	39	23	39	36.6	-8	24	13	+11	0	0	0.0%	0	27	28.5	0
Ryan Preece	32	40	40	40	32	37	39.2	-8	8	13	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	6	24.2	1

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Race Fast Facts

Road America
Inaugural Jockey Made in America 250 Presented by Kwik Trip
Race Winner: Chase Elliott
Age: 25
Team : No. 9 - NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet
Owner: Hendrick Motorsports
Crew Chief: Alan Gustafson
Chase Elliott won the Inaugural Jockey Made in America 250 Presented by Kwik Trip, his 13th victory in 205 NASCAR Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and 11th top-10 finish in 2021.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in his series debut at Road America.
Christopher Bell (second) posted his first top-10 finish in his series debut at Road America. It is his seventh top-10 finish in 2021.
Kyle Busch (third) posted his first top-10 finish in his series debut at Road America. It is his 13th top-10 finish in 2021.
Chase Briscoe (sixth) was the highest finishing rookie. His second top-10 finish of the season.
This is Chase Elliott's seventh career NASCAR Cup Series road course victory - he is now ranked solely third on the NASCAR Cup Series all-time wins list behind NASCAR Hall of Famers Jeff Gordon (nine wins) and Tony Stewart (eight).
This is Hendrick Motorsports' 273rd NASCAR Cup Series victory - series-most.

Race Recap

Chase Elliott reasserts road course mastery with win at Road America

July 4th, 2021

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

After one event in "exile," Chase Elliott once again is King of the Road.

The reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion passed Kyle Busch for the lead on Lap 46 of 62 and cruised to victory in Sunday's Jockey Made in America 250 Presented by Kwik Trip, the first Cup race at the 4.048-mile road course in 65 years.

The win was Elliott's second of the season and the 13th of his career. Seven of those victories have come on road courses, including this year's debut race at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Elliott had to settle for second to teammate Kyle Larson in last month's event at Sonoma Raceway.

Unable to complete a flying lap because of two ill-timed cautions during qualifying, Elliott started Sunday‘s race 34th in a field of 40. By the end of Stage 1, he was 10th, and by pitting three laps before the end of Stage 2, he positioned himself for a front-row restart for then final stage.

"Just really proud of our team for overcoming some adversity early and having to start in the back, having good pit stops," said Elliott, who restarted fifth on Lap 46 after the final caution of the race for Anthony Alfredo's spin into a gravel trap.

"Had a really fast NAPA Chevrolet. Just so proud. We've had a rough few weeks, so it feels really good."

Less than a lap after that final restart, Elliott pulled alongside Busch entering the Kink (Turn 11) on the backstretch and cleared him through Turn 12. Sixteen laps later, Elliott finished 5.705 seconds ahead of runner-up Christopher Bell, who passed Busch for the second position on Lap 58.

Elliott, who clinched a spot in the Cup Series Playoff with the win, finally got a feel for the mammoth road course after frustrating practice and qualifying sessions.

"Yeah, I never felt like I got in a real good rhythm all of yesterday (in practice)," Elliott said. "For whatever reason there, after about halfway through the race, I started finding some of that rhythm, was able to put it together, piece different parts of the track.

"Finally I felt like I was able to piece most of it together. Yeah, stayed with it and glad it worked out."

Hendrick Motorsports has won 10 of 20 races this season and seven of the last eight. Elliott has the most road course victories among active drivers, is third all-time behind Jeff Gordon (nine wins) and Tony Stewart (eight) and has won at more different road courses (five) than any other driver in Cup history.

Bell overcame a tail-end-of-the-field penalty for driving through more than three pit boxes on Lap 15.

"Here the last couple weeks, I've been really proud of the progress we've made," said Bell, who picked up his first Cup win in the second race of the season at the Daytona Road Course. "I'm just proud to drive for everybody on this 20 group at Joe Gibbs Racing.

"Excited for the future. I know there's more to come. Like I said, there's no reason why we can't run up front every week."

Kyle Busch started from the rear of the field and finished third in a backup car after wrecking his primary No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in the Kink during Saturday's practice.

Brother Kurt Busch came home fourth and increased his lead to 25 points over Chris Buescher in the race for the final Playoff position. Denny Hamlin came home fifth, giving Joe Gibbs Racing three cars in the top five.

Chase Briscoe was the top-finishing Ford driver in sixth, matching his best result of the season. Ross Chastain, Tyler Reddick, Martin Truex Jr. and Matt DiBenedetto completed the top 10.

For the second straight day Austin Cindric had an excellent run spoiled by unfortunate circumstances.

Cindric, who qualified fifth, had just retaken the lead from Matt DiBenedetto on Lap 24 when a mechanical issue thwarted his hopes for a maiden Cup victory. Cindric ran wide in Turn 5 with a broken axle and spun shortly thereafter.

"I only had one-wheel drive, and when you only have two other ones spinning with 750 horsepower, it's a bit challenging," said Cindric, who salvaged an eighth-place finish in Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race after a late chain-reaction wreck. "It was quite dramatic taking the lead and then immediately losing everything. Not a weekend I'm necessarily happy about."

Pole winner William Byron led the first 15 laps and won Stage 1 but finished 33rd after spinning off course in the final stage. Reddick earned the Playoff point for winning Stage 2 after Elliott, Kyle Busch and Truex made strategic pit stops ahead of him.