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NASCAR Cup Series

NOCO 400

Martinsville Speedway

April 16th, 2023

Race #9 of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Season

Laps Scheduled: 400
Miles Raced : 210.4
Time of Race : 02 Hours 50 minutes 35 seconds
Average Speed: 74.005 mph
Margin of Victory : 04.142 seconds
Cautions: 5
Caution Laps: 50
Lead Changes: 10

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Driver	ST	50%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Kyle Larson	19	6	2	1	1	20	7.0	+18	51	48	+3	34	28	98.3%	30	400	115.0	43
Joey Logano	15	24	1	2	1	36	21.0	+13	60	37	+23	11	5	27.3%	25	400	72.9	35
Martin Truex Jr	5	29	11	3	3	32	16.7	+2	68	41	+27	38	16	61.5%	0	400	85.0	34
Denny Hamlin	11	3	3	4	1	20	5.6	+7	55	45	+10	44	30	99.3%	36	400	118.1	44
Chase Briscoe	4	1	4	5	1	21	4.8	-1	56	61	-5	39	51	98.5%	109	400	125.8	47
Aric Almirola	3	5	5	6	2	19	4.8	-3	46	55	-9	32	36	99.0%	0	400	114.8	42
Ryan Blaney	31	13	7	7	7	31	14.2	+24	63	52	+11	24	9	73.3%	0	400	87.8	30
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	16	17	6	8	3	24	16.7	+8	62	79	-17	12	1	28.3%	0	400	72.9	29
Bubba Wallace	9	23	9	9	2	31	14.1	+0	60	28	+32	20	4	61.3%	0	400	86.2	32
Chase Elliott	24	20	20	10	9	31	22.0	+14	81	72	+9	10	3	8.5%	0	400	61.0	27
Alex Bowman	23	12	13	11	3	30	12.3	+12	75	56	+19	38	25	87.5%	0	400	92.2	26
Austin Dillon	18	27	12	12	5	28	19.2	+6	89	86	+3	27	1	18.5%	0	400	66.7	25
Ross Chastain	34	10	14	13	1	34	16.8	+21	45	53	-8	17	4	57.0%	31	400	71.5	29
Chris Buescher	10	28	16	14	6	32	20.9	-4	83	80	+3	19	9	37.3%	0	400	63.9	23
Ryan Preece	1	21	18	15	1	30	13.6	-14	73	63	+10	6	25	46.5%	135	400	93.7	32
Christopher Bell	22	11	22	16	9	29	16.2	+6	66	64	+2	16	5	40.5%	0	400	74.2	21
Daniel Suarez	2	9	8	17	1	17	6.2	-15	25	39	-14	23	13	92.3%	7	400	96.6	30
Ty Gibbs	12	15	21	18	9	27	17.2	-6	76	85	-9	21	4	36.0%	0	400	67.4	19
Michael McDowell	20	26	15	19	6	32	21.8	+1	54	65	-11	16	0	20.3%	0	400	48.5	18
Kevin Harvick	7	2	25	20	1	25	6.5	-13	61	52	+9	29	36	86.5%	20	400	101.4	32
Kyle Busch	17	22	23	21	12	34	23.0	-4	63	75	-12	9	2	16.0%	0	400	51.1	16
Tyler Reddick	6	7	10	22	2	26	7.8	-16	49	57	-8	31	18	89.5%	0	400	90.1	30
William Byron	8	18	17	23	4	24	15.6	-15	76	96	-20	22	8	39.3%	0	400	71.2	15
Brad Keselowski	21	4	19	24	1	24	13.1	-3	70	80	-10	25	2	54.5%	7	400	74.1	19
Todd Gilliland	13	8	24	25	2	25	12.6	-12	52	66	-14	27	3	74.0%	0	399	77.0	16
Corey Lajoie	27	14	26	26	11	32	23.2	+1	68	83	-15	9	0	6.8%	0	399	47.8	11
AJ Allmendinger	14	16	27	27	7	33	19.4	-13	51	67	-16	16	3	36.3%	0	399	64.6	10
Justin Haley	26	19	29	28	9	32	23.2	-2	43	50	-7	0	0	0.8%	0	398	47.5	9
Harrison Burton	32	32	28	29	13	32	29.2	+3	41	33	+8	5	0	1.5%	0	398	34.5	8
Noah Gragson	29	30	30	30	10	31	26.3	-1	73	54	+19	7	0	2.8%	0	398	38.7	7
Erik Jones	28	25	32	31	9	33	27.7	-3	64	69	-5	6	0	0.8%	0	398	38.2	6
Ty Dillon	35	34	31	32	30	36	32.9	+3	36	34	+2	0	1	0.0%	0	397	29.9	5
Austin Cindric	25	33	33	33	24	35	32.9	-8	38	46	-8	0	1	0.0%	0	397	31.7	4
Zane Smith	33	31	34	34	2	35	30.8	-1	22	17	+5	0	0	0.8%	0	395	31.3	0
Anthony Alfredo	30	35	35	35	30	36	35.2	-5	20	26	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	390	24.2	0
JJ Yeley	36	36	36	36	33	36	35.7	+0	11	14	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	337	24.3	0

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Race Fast Facts

Martinsville Speedway
NOCO 400
Race Winner: Kyle Larson
Age: 30
Team : No. 5 - HendrickCars.com Chevrolet
Owner: Hendrick Motorsports
Crew Chief: Cliff Daniels
Kyle Larson won the NOCO 400, his 21st victory in 304 Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2023.
This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in 17 races at Martinsville Speedway.
Joey Logano (second) posted his 17th top-10 finish in 29 races at Martinsville Speedway. It is his fifth top-10 finish in 2023.
Martin Truex Jr. (third) posted his 16th top-10 finish in 35 races at Martinsville Speedway.
Ty Gibbs (18th) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

Kyle Larson Claims First Victory at Martinsville Speedway

April 16th, 2023

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Kyle Larson's Hendrick Motorsports team gambled on a late race two-tire pit stop to give him a fighting chance for the victory, and he took the opportunity and drove away to a commanding 4.142-second win in Sunday's NOCO 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.

It was the 2021 Champion's first victory at the famed half-mile track; making the pass for the win in his No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy with 30 laps remaining, but then having to hold off another past champion Joey Logano, whose runner-up finish Sunday was also impressive considering he started at the rear of the field after a post-qualifying adjustment to his No. 22 Team Penske Ford.

"I feel like [crew chief] Cliff [Daniels] and everybody did a great job all day on pit road, making the right calls and having great pit stops and it all kind of worked out for me there at the end, we had a great car, that was the best my car had been," said Larson, whose final 30 laps out front were the only laps he led on the day.

It marks the second win of the season for the 30-year-old Californian Larson who joins his teammate William Byron as the only multiple race winners on the year.

That late-race pit gamble for Larson was indicative of a dramatic final few laps when pit strategy played a big role in the race. Logano was one of four drivers who did not pit on a caution flag with 56 laps remaining, choosing to take track position instead after he'd gone down a lap not once but twice earlier in the afternoon.

"Solid recovery for what the start of the race looked like," Logano said, joking that at one point he would have been happy just to finish on the lead lap.

"Stayed out at the end when everyone pitted, which put us on the front row and had a shot to win the race," he continued. "I tried to hold off Larson as long as I could. But overall there's some days when you're mad about second [place]. Today's not one of those."

Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Martin Truex Jr. and Denny Hamlin finished third and fourth – the first top-five finishes for both drivers this season. Stewart-Haas Racing's Chase Briscoe finished fifth just in front of his teammate Aric Almirola.

The SHR team was especially strong Sunday with three of its four drivers combining to lead 264 of the 400 laps. Ryan Preece, who started from the pole position for the first time in his career, collected his first stage win and led a race best 135 laps, but was penalized for speeding on pit road and had to go to the rear of the field. He recovered to finish 15th. Briscoe led 109 laps and Kevin Harvick, who claimed his first stage win since 2020, was out front for 20 laps, but a late race issue left him 20th.

Logano's Team Penske teammate Ryan Blaney was seventh, followed by this year's DAYTONA 500 winner Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and 23XI Racing's Bubba Wallace – who also had to recover from a pit road speeding penalty.

Perhaps the most noteworthy Top-10 finish of the day belonged to Hendrick Motorsports' driver Chase Elliott who was making his first start since suffering a broken leg in a snowboarding accident seven weeks ago.

"It was pretty good, honestly, about what I expected, so that was a good thing," Elliott said of his leg after the long day. "Just it was warm [temperatures] and I've been sitting on the couch for six weeks so that probably hurt me more than anything.

"We struggled every run but the last one and finally got it going there at the end and I was able to start making some passes and do things I didn't really think I was going to be capable of doing. So, I was pleasantly surprised by that and got a top 10 of our first day back so that was definitely nothing to be too bummed out about."

Elliott acknowledged the earnest and warm welcome he received at the race track all weekend – the first time he's been to a track since his injury six weeks ago.

"The people, honestly, from my peers to my teammates just the competitive nature of being here and wanting to be better," Elliott said of what he missed most being away from the track during his recovery.

"Really nice to be back and I appreciate the warm welcome this weekend by everybody. I appreciate that and it didn't go unnoticed.”

With the win, Larson moves to fourth in the championship standings – only 17 points behind leader Christopher Bell, who finished 16th on Sunday. Trackhouse Racing driver Ross Chastain is second, five points behind Bell. He finished 13th at Martinsville.