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NASCAR Cup Series

Quaker State 400

Atlanta Motor Speedway

September 8th, 2024

Race #27 of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 260
- Extended to 266 laps
Miles Raced : 409.6
Time of Race : 03 Hours 06 minutes 12 seconds
Average Speed: 132.000 mph
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 44
Lead Changes: 24

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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
Joey Logano	7	6	4	1	1	27	8.8	+6	339	344	-5	292	2	89.5%	9	266	107.0	47
Daniel Suarez	30	4	2	2	1	34	11.9	+28	354	309	+45	247	6	69.6%	9	266	102.1	42
Ryan Blaney	2	2	14	3	1	32	6.0	-1	286	262	+24	223	6	89.9%	33	266	119.7	53
Christopher Bell	26	22	15	4	4	35	17.3	+22	328	277	+51	133	10	38.4%	0	266	84.6	34
Alex Bowman	11	3	8	5	1	14	5.2	+6	356	351	+5	334	2	100.0%	5	266	115.9	48
Tyler Reddick	23	21	11	6	6	35	17.8	+17	320	282	+38	120	4	34.2%	0	266	79.2	31
Kyle Busch	15	13	3	7	1	26	11.7	+8	287	290	-3	210	5	66.2%	24	266	92.5	30
Chase Elliott	16	7	6	8	3	18	8.7	+8	330	321	+9	311	5	98.5%	0	266	97.2	36
William Byron	9	5	5	9	1	14	5.6	+0	299	302	-3	293	2	100.0%	2	266	104.8	37
Austin Cindric	5	1	12	10	1	24	7.3	-5	220	215	+5	154	5	84.2%	92	266	109.7	46
Daniel Hemric	14	20	23	11	4	33	20.4	+3	275	277	-2	31	7	19.9%	0	266	69.2	26
Justin Haley	29	15	19	12	1	31	17.3	+17	363	346	+17	141	6	41.7%	0	266	78.0	25
Ross Chastain	18	11	7	13	1	25	6.6	+5	299	290	+9	280	5	97.0%	13	266	101.7	33
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	27	8	9	14	2	34	14.5	+13	328	293	+35	213	4	63.2%	0	266	89.5	34
Corey Lajoie	25	23	13	15	9	29	20.3	+10	295	308	-13	62	4	20.7%	0	266	65.5	22
Carson Hocevar	32	34	26	16	2	36	29.9	+16	124	128	-4	0	14	0.8%	1	266	52.1	21
Ty Gibbs	20	18	1	17	1	34	11.7	+3	272	249	+23	178	6	71.1%	37	266	91.2	23
Ryan Preece	21	29	21	18	1	38	28.9	+3	161	179	-18	0	4	1.5%	2	266	46.0	19
Brad Keselowski	19	9	17	19	6	36	18.6	+0	322	314	+8	124	6	28.6%	0	266	71.6	18
Austin Dillon	8	17	22	20	5	32	19.1	-12	274	304	-30	74	5	25.9%	0	266	62.4	17
Zane Smith	34	27	24	21	9	34	26.1	+13	232	252	-20	4	11	1.9%	0	266	50.9	16
Michael McDowell	1	25	16	22	1	34	13.6	-21	276	304	-28	140	5	58.3%	30	266	73.8	15
JJ Yeley	37	36	29	23	2	38	33.2	+14	50	77	-27	0	3	3.0%	0	266	36.6	0
Denny Hamlin	38	32	30	24	2	38	30.8	+14	91	119	-28	0	4	0.4%	0	266	39.8	13
BJ McLeod	36	31	31	25	1	36	32.1	+11	67	84	-17	0	3	1.1%	1	266	36.9	0
Erik Jones	33	12	32	26	5	35	23.2	+7	272	244	+28	101	9	24.1%	0	266	53.7	11
Todd Gilliland	3	10	10	27	3	30	13.3	-24	298	333	-35	217	4	68.1%	0	266	72.0	10
Josh Berry	4	30	27	28	3	36	23.6	-24	103	152	-49	36	5	25.2%	0	266	45.2	9
Bubba Wallace	24	28	20	29	1	34	18.6	-5	263	252	+11	56	9	24.4%	8	266	54.0	8
Cody Ware	31	35	28	30	17	38	31.4	+1	94	141	-47	0	7	0.0%	0	266	34.4	7
Harrison Burton	12	14	18	31	8	31	16.4	-19	323	337	-14	153	5	47.7%	0	265	62.2	6
Shane van Gisbergen	28	33	33	32	19	37	31.2	-4	121	125	-4	0	12	0.0%	0	264	40.3	0
John Hunter Nemechek	35	24	34	33	20	36	29.5	+2	163	156	+7	0	6	0.0%	0	262	36.2	4
Noah Gragson	13	26	25	34	12	36	23.3	-21	298	315	-17	55	8	9.0%	0	258	45.1	3
Martin Truex Jr	22	16	35	35	8	35	20.1	-13	204	164	+40	122	4	41.4%	0	254	50.8	4
Chris Buescher	17	19	36	36	7	35	24.7	-19	188	198	-10	45	7	13.5%	0	205	52.5	1
Kyle Larson	6	37	37	37	1	6	30.0	-31	54	51	+3	54	3	20.7%	0	55	64.4	1
Chase Briscoe	10	38	38	38	5	16	32.3	-28	34	38	-4	34	1	20.7%	0	55	48.8	1

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Atlanta Motor Speedway
Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart
Race Winner: Joey Logano
Age: 34
Team : No. 22 - Autotrader Ford
Owner: Roger Penske
Crew Chief: Paul Wolfe
Joey Logano won the Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart, his 34th victory in 570 Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and ninth top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his second victory and eighth top-10 finish in 22 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Daniel Suarez (second) posted his sixth top-10 finish in 12 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his seventh top-10 finish in 2024.
Ryan Blaney (third) posted his eighth top-10 finish in 13 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Carson Hocevar (16th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Ryan Blaney leads the point standings by 5 points over Christopher Bell.

Race Recap

Joey Logano advances in NASCAR Cup Playoffs with dramatic win at Atlanta

September 8th, 2024

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

With a strong last-lap push from Team Penske teammate Ryan Blaney, Joey Logano rocketed into the Round of 12 of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs with an overtime victory in Sunday’s Quaker State 400 available at Walmart at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

In a two-lap shootout that sent the first Playoff race of the 2024 season six laps past the posted distance of 260 laps, Logano had the lead by more than a car-length when NASCAR called a caution on the final circuit for a mid-pack wreck behind the leader.

The victory was Logano’s second at Atlanta, his second of the season and the 34th of his career. The driver of the No. 22 Ford vaulted to fifth in the Playoff standings, but the win guaranteed him a spot in the next round.

“They just give me really fast cars on superspeedways, and we always find ourselves towards the front of them, (but) we just end up wrecking more times than not,” said Logano, who led twice for nine laps, a far cry from teammate Austin Cindric’s race-high 92.

“So, to be able to finally capitalize on a fast race car and win here in Atlanta again, I lived right over there in condo 805 for a long time (as a child racing Legend Cars), waking up dreaming of just racing on this racetrack.

“So pulling into Victory Lane here is always a special one. We had such a really good team here today. It’s awesome to get (sponsor) Autotrader into Victory Lane, and the JL Kids Crew (one of Logano’s charitable enterprises) are here today, so it’s really cool to finally win with them here.”

When NASCAR called the caution on the final lap, February Atlanta winner Daniel Suarez was inches ahead of Blaney, the defending series champion. But with the third-place finish that entailed surviving a three-car wreck on Lap 205, Blaney took over the series lead by five points over Christopher Bell, who finished fourth.

After a strong, consistent run throughout the race, Alex Bowman finished fifth, as Playoff drivers claimed nine of the top 10 positions.

The Lap 205 wreck Blaney survived proved the undoing of Martin Truex Jr. After repeated trips to pit road, Truex left the race 12 laps down and heads for next Sunday’s second Playoff race at Watkins Glen International 15th in the standings, 18 points below the current cutoff for the Round of 12.

Suarez raced beside Logano on the first lap of overtime but lost his pusher when Trackhouse Racing teammate Ross Chastain washed up the track in Turn 3 and fell back.

“No, definitely not satisfied,” Suarez said of the second-place result. “I am happy with it, but not satisfied. I lost my pusher, my teammate. He was doing a great job, and I felt like we were going to have a great shot at it.

“Ross was doing an amazing job of pushing, and I don’t know if he got a flat tire or something, but once I lost him, I knew it was going to be tough. But that is part of racing, right?”

The race was incident-free for the first 55 laps, but on the 56th circuit, calamity struck top-seeded Kyle Larson and fellow Playoff driver Chase Briscoe.

As cars at the front of the field were exiting Turn 2 on Lap 56, Larson’s No. 5 Chevrolet, running third, broke loose and shot into the outside wall at roughly 160 mph.

As the car rebounded off the SAFER barrier and slid sideways in the middle of the track, Briscoe’s Ford slammed into Larson’s Camaro, ripping the left front quarter panel off the No. 14 Mustang.

Both Larson and Briscoe exited the race, in 37th and 38th, respectively, and scored one point each for their efforts on Sunday.

“I’m OK,” Larson said after leaving the infield care center. “Thankfully, everything held up well inside the car. That was a huge hit. I’m not really sure what caused it.

“I was actually sort of tight and loaded in the corner. And then I was pretty far around the corner, and it just stepped out. I don’t know, it all just happened really fast.”

Briscoe, who earned his Playoff spot with a victory a week earlier at Darlington Raceway, leaves Atlanta below the current cut line with a win-or-bust mentality.

“It was a big hit, one of the biggest hits I’ve had in a long time,” Briscoe said. “I’m glad I’m all right, and we just have to go win. That’s what we had to do at Darlington, and I know we’re capable of doing it again, so we’ll just have to go to Watkins Glen and Bristol and try to do the same.”

Larson leaves Atlanta in 10th place, 15 points above the current cut line for the Round of 12. Briscoe is 16th in the standings, 20 points on the wrong side of the equation.

Regular-season champion Tyler Reddick came home sixth, overcoming issues on pit road. Non-Playoff driver Kyle Busch finished seventh after leading 24 laps in the final stage. Chase Elliott was eighth, followed by William Byron and Cindric.

Collected in the last-lap wreck, Playoff driver Harrison Burton finished 31st and is 15 points behind Ty Gibbs, who finished 17th after leading 37 laps and is 12th in the standings. Brad Keselowski ran 19th and is tied with Gibbs.

Denny Hamlin ran at the back of the pack throughout the race and was collected in the last-lap wreck, finishing 24th. He heads for Watkins Glen 11th in the standings, a mere two points ahead of Keselowski.