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NASCAR Cup Series

Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500

Atlanta Motor Speedway

March 20th, 2022

Race #5 of the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 325
Miles Raced : 500.5
Time of Race : 03 Hours 57 minutes 14 seconds
Average Speed: 126.584 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.145 seconds
Cautions: 11
Caution Laps: 65
Lead Changes: 46

Daytona Beach, Florida - September 7th, 2021: A detail view of the #41 NASCAR Next Gen car driven by Cole Custer is seen in the garage during the NASCAR Cup Series test at Daytona International Speedway. Photo by James Gilbert | 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
William Byron	12	1	1	1	1	22	4.7	+11	184	162	+22	156	7	94.5%	111	325	134.9	52
Ross Chastain	7	27	7	2	1	36	14.4	+5	147	138	+9	133	14	61.5%	42	325	101.6	36
Kurt Busch	9	25	13	3	1	35	16.1	+6	250	216	+34	159	11	46.8%	4	325	79.4	39
Daniel Suarez	13	16	6	4	1	22	9.3	+9	295	287	+8	238	8	80.9%	13	325	101.8	46
Corey Lajoie	33	24	18	5	6	35	20.2	+28	192	160	+32	63	9	16.3%	0	325	73.6	32
Chase Elliott	6	9	14	6	1	26	8.8	+0	324	309	+15	282	5	87.4%	29	325	108.1	40
Chris Buescher	14	11	12	7	6	34	15.4	+7	231	274	-43	179	3	65.2%	0	325	74.7	30
Martin Truex Jr	26	18	11	8	1	29	13.1	+18	272	288	-16	184	7	59.1%	5	325	85.0	33
Joey Logano	3	29	16	9	1	31	12.7	-6	277	297	-20	234	4	71.4%	12	325	103.2	28
Alex Bowman	11	28	8	10	6	35	16.8	+1	263	240	+23	157	11	54.5%	0	325	86.6	31
Justin Haley	22	8	17	11	1	35	15.0	+11	255	257	-2	152	13	48.0%	1	325	77.7	26
Brad Keselowski	24	10	10	12	3	36	18.5	+12	209	198	+11	145	9	53.5%	0	325	64.6	31
Bubba Wallace	19	15	2	13	1	30	10.6	+6	188	208	-20	122	6	67.7%	3	325	87.3	27
Erik Jones	23	3	5	14	3	26	11.0	+9	284	281	+3	201	10	77.9%	0	325	85.5	29
Chase Briscoe	1	12	15	15	1	34	13.8	-14	288	296	-8	195	17	65.9%	5	325	78.4	30
Josh Bilicki	36	22	19	16	9	36	22.4	+20	105	120	-15	8	4	8.9%	0	325	57.6	0
Ryan Blaney	2	4	3	17	1	36	8.1	-15	245	233	+12	183	10	81.9%	15	325	105.4	30
David Ragan	35	19	22	18	13	37	26.6	+17	42	92	-50	3	11	1.5%	0	325	42.4	19
BJ McLeod	34	20	23	19	1	37	25.4	+15	74	74	+0	0	8	2.5%	2	325	50.2	18
Greg Biffle	37	17	21	20	5	37	24.4	+17	60	81	-21	6	9	5.5%	0	325	51.1	17
Kevin Harvick	8	2	24	21	1	33	18.2	-13	128	164	-36	82	1	32.6%	11	325	51.5	16
Aric Almirola	10	6	4	22	1	34	12.7	-12	225	233	-8	120	9	60.3%	6	325	67.9	22
Christopher Bell	27	7	9	23	1	35	11.4	+4	248	211	+37	156	9	72.0%	16	325	83.6	15
Michael McDowell	29	30	25	24	4	36	25.7	+5	88	117	-29	12	7	5.5%	0	321	49.0	13
Harrison Burton	31	26	26	25	13	36	25.7	+6	101	98	+3	0	4	1.2%	0	321	39.6	12
Cody Ware	32	23	20	26	10	37	26.5	+6	45	87	-42	1	6	0.6%	0	300	41.3	11
Todd Gilliland	25	31	27	27	9	36	28.5	-2	76	95	-19	20	9	5.2%	0	297	36.0	10
Tyler Reddick	5	32	28	28	1	33	20.3	-23	150	145	+5	122	0	38.2%	5	245	82.1	12
Denny Hamlin	15	14	29	29	1	27	15.8	-14	218	194	+24	193	4	56.0%	1	212	78.3	17
Kyle Larson	21	21	30	30	1	30	20.8	-9	221	167	+54	100	2	28.0%	1	212	54.6	9
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	28	5	31	31	1	29	17.9	-3	217	180	+37	170	8	52.6%	22	200	76.2	13
Austin Cindric	16	13	32	32	2	30	20.8	-16	175	187	-12	135	2	42.5%	0	200	60.1	5
Kyle Busch	4	33	33	33	1	34	23.3	-29	128	118	+10	75	4	30.8%	21	171	61.7	4
Cole Custer	20	34	34	34	18	37	30.9	-14	72	91	-19	0	2	0.0%	0	150	30.5	3
Austin Dillon	17	35	35	35	1	23	27.9	-18	101	90	+11	78	2	23.7%	0	101	49.1	2
Ty Dillon	18	36	36	36	16	36	33.5	-18	41	49	-8	1	1	0.0%	0	101	28.4	1
Noah Gragson	30	37	37	37	17	30	36.0	-7	20	11	+9	0	2	0.0%	0	23	24.8	0

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Race Fast Facts

Atlanta Motor Speedway
64th Annual Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500
Race Winner: William Byron
Age: 24
Team : No. 24 - Liberty University Chevrolet
Owner: Rick Hendrick
Crew Chief: Rudy Fugle
William Byron won the 64th Annual Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, his third victory in 149 Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in six races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Ross Chastain (second) posted his first top-10 finish in five races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his third top-10 finish in 2022.
Kurt Busch (third) posted his 17th top-10 finish in 32 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Harrison Burton (25th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Chase Elliott leads the point standings by 7 points over Joey Logano.

Race Recap

William Byron wins wild NASCAR Cup race on transformed Atlanta track

March 20th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

It was superspeedway racing with all the trimmings.

"New" Atlanta Motor Speedway produced a fifth different 2022 winner-William Byron, who managed to keep an angry pack of drafting cars behind him for the final 10 laps of Sunday's Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500.

In a race that produced 46 lead changes among 20 drivers-both track records-Byron crossed the finish line .109 seconds ahead of Christopher Bell and .145 seconds ahead of Ross Chastain.

Bell, however, was penalized for passing below the boundary line on the backstretch on the final lap and was demoted to 23rd, the last position on the lead lap. That elevated Chastain to his second straight runner-up finish.

Byron took the lead from Bubba Wallace on Lap 316 of 325 and held it the rest of the way.

"It was so different," said Byron, who collected his third NASCAR Cup Series victory, his first of the season and his first at Atlanta Motor Speedway, which had undergone a major repaving and reconfiguration since the series raced at the 1.54-mile track last July.

"Honestly, the last few laps there and trying to manage the gap to Bubba and trying to not get too far out front. You know, my spotter Brandon (Lines), his first win, so congrats to him. Thanks to this whole team. They've done a great job this year.

"Lots of changes with the Next Gen car. The (No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports) Chevrolet was awesome there. Worked hard overnight. Had a pretty rough practice and worked hard on it and got it handling well, like I told you. It was kind of an intermediate style with a little bit of speedway into it, so a lot of fun."

In essence, track owner Speedway Motorsports Inc. transformed an intermediate downforce track into a mini-Daytona, and NASCAR responded by mandating a superspeedway competition package for the first race on the new asphalt.

Those who doubted that the dramatic changes would produce nail-biting side-by-side racing were quickly proven wrong, as many of the race teams left the track with destroyed race cars and drivers with payback on their minds.

Byron managed to steer clear of the chaos, but Chastain did not. Leading on Lap 94 near the end of Stage 1, Chastain blew a right rear tire on his No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet and slammed in the outside wall in Turn 2.

Chastain lost two laps for improper fueling under NASCAR's damaged vehicle policy but regained them as the beneficiary under two straight cautions. Deft repair work by his crew kept him competitive.

"That's the fight in Trackhouse," Chastain said. "This Gen 7 car, to take a lick like that, blow a tire out of nowhere and leading, just cruising, blow a right rear, slam the wall. Thought our day was over. Our guys went underneath the car, got the toe closer, and we got the balance back where I could drive it.

"And just the Chevy was fast. It was so fast. I mean, we were fighting with Will there at the beginning. It's so cool to race with buddies. I'm getting to race with my-I only have a few, but the last few weeks I've been able to race with my buddies."

Like Chastain, Kurt Busch was collected in a major accident (Lap 145) but recovered to run third as the highest-finishing Toyota. Daniel Suarez was fourth, giving Trackhouse Racing-co-owned by Justin Marks and pop star Pitbull-two cars in the top five.

Corey LaJoie came home fifth, scoring the first top five of his Cup career. Chase Elliott, Chris Buescher, Martin Truex Jr., Joey Logano and Alex Bowman completed the top 10.

All told, 28 of the 37 cars that started the race were involved in collisions. That number included Wallace, who was collected in a wreck with Justin Haley and Buescher approaching the checkered flag. Wallace finished 13th.

Notes: Three different Hendrick Motorsports drivers have won three of the first five races this season, with Kyle Larson taking the checkered flag at Fontana and Bowman taking the trophy at Las Vegas… The race featured 11 cautions for 65 laps… Byron led eight times for 111 laps. Chastain was second in laps led with 42.