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NASCAR Cup Series

Coca-Cola 600

Charlotte Motor Speedway

May 26th, 2024

Race #14 of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 400
- Shortened to 249 laps
Miles Raced : 373.5
Time of Race : 03 Hours 02 minutes 07 seconds
Average Speed: 123.053 mph
Cautions: 7
Caution Laps: 46
Lead Changes: 21

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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
Christopher Bell	3	1	1	1	1	22	3.1	+2	59	50	+9	53	30	98.4%	90	249	139.0	67
Brad Keselowski	30	8	2	2	1	31	10.3	+28	145	106	+39	86	27	78.7%	1	249	100.9	53
William Byron	2	9	3	3	1	18	3.7	-1	81	65	+16	65	24	99.2%	49	249	123.2	61
Tyler Reddick	8	17	4	4	3	40	21.6	+4	150	112	+38	38	10	40.6%	0	249	83.9	41
Denny Hamlin	11	6	6	5	2	34	7.8	+6	116	96	+20	72	9	94.0%	0	249	106.1	45
Ty Gibbs	1	3	8	6	1	20	4.5	-5	72	90	-18	56	8	98.8%	74	249	115.6	45
Chase Elliott	5	15	7	7	1	26	9.8	-2	96	121	-25	53	4	91.6%	2	249	91.9	38
Ross Chastain	7	2	10	8	1	26	9.1	-1	99	92	+7	63	4	94.4%	10	249	97.1	34
Alex Bowman	6	4	9	9	2	23	7.5	-3	106	95	+11	78	7	96.4%	0	249	105.6	43
Josh Berry	13	7	12	10	1	31	11.2	+3	93	89	+4	67	1	92.4%	7	249	87.4	33
Bubba Wallace	12	5	5	11	2	24	6.5	+1	101	96	+5	69	6	95.2%	0	249	102.5	39
Martin Truex Jr	4	11	15	12	1	26	9.1	-8	81	75	+6	58	3	92.8%	8	249	96.9	31
Joey Logano	28	23	17	14	2	38	21.6	+14	135	134	+1	10	0	10.8%	0	249	64.7	23
Kyle Busch	15	30	11	15	1	38	21.9	+0	173	160	+13	37	1	36.6%	0	249	72.9	22
Michael McDowell	9	13	14	16	1	26	12.4	-7	100	113	-13	70	8	85.1%	6	249	81.7	22
Todd Gilliland	35	28	18	17	3	36	25.8	+18	157	148	+9	4	2	2.4%	0	249	55.3	20
Daniel Hemric	24	19	21	18	3	30	17.6	+6	114	118	-4	26	1	17.3%	0	249	76.4	19
Erik Jones	34	21	24	19	8	35	21.9	+15	132	122	+10	0	0	0.0%	0	249	66.3	18
Austin Cindric	17	22	23	20	5	36	18.8	-3	102	126	-24	19	0	21.3%	0	249	65.7	17
Carson Hocevar	20	18	20	21	3	36	22.5	-1	137	166	-29	17	7	6.0%	0	249	56.8	16
Justin Haley	22	27	25	22	6	35	22.1	+0	149	137	+12	12	4	9.6%	0	249	60.2	15
Chris Buescher	39	14	22	23	2	39	17.4	+16	153	104	+49	33	15	38.2%	0	249	76.3	14
Daniel Suarez	14	16	13	24	3	32	13.2	-10	123	118	+5	52	3	70.3%	0	249	74.1	13
Chase Briscoe	18	24	16	25	2	35	19.2	-7	124	137	-13	18	0	21.3%	0	249	66.5	12
Ryan Preece	31	26	33	26	1	40	30.5	+5	145	138	+7	0	0	2.4%	0	249	50.5	11
Austin Dillon	27	32	31	27	9	35	28.6	+0	142	140	+2	5	0	3.2%	0	249	44.8	10
Shane van Gisbergen	36	29	29	28	1	37	29.6	+8	147	154	-7	5	5	3.2%	2	249	44.9	0
Jimmie Johnson	29	34	30	29	3	37	28.6	+0	116	133	-17	3	0	2.4%	0	249	43.3	8
John Hunter Nemechek	26	20	26	30	9	37	23.7	-4	121	117	+4	7	0	5.6%	0	249	52.0	7
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	23	25	27	31	5	37	26.9	-8	168	175	-7	10	1	2.4%	0	249	45.6	6
Harrison Burton	32	33	35	32	9	39	28.5	+0	120	123	-3	0	4	0.8%	0	249	48.0	5
Zane Smith	25	35	28	33	5	36	30.2	-8	128	158	-30	8	0	4.4%	0	249	37.0	4
Kaz Grala	33	37	32	34	14	40	35.3	-1	71	82	-11	0	0	0.0%	0	249	30.8	3
Corey Lajoie	21	36	34	35	15	40	34.3	-14	67	86	-19	0	4	0.4%	0	249	31.2	2
Ty Dillon	38	38	36	36	5	40	36.5	+2	59	64	-5	3	0	1.2%	0	247	28.3	0
BJ McLeod	37	39	37	37	27	40	38.4	+0	30	28	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	241	25.2	0
Noah Gragson	19	10	38	38	1	30	24.4	-19	96	114	-18	13	1	13.3%	0	170	69.1	1
Ryan Blaney	16	12	39	39	7	37	23.2	-23	65	88	-23	31	1	53.4%	0	143	80.0	5
JJ Yeley	40	40	40	40	5	40	37.3	+0	48	48	+0	8	1	4.0%	0	114	27.5	0

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Race Fast Facts

Charlotte Motor Speedway
Coca-Cola 600
Race Winner: Christopher Bell
Age: 29
Team : No. 20 - Rheem Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Adam Stevens
Christopher Bell won the Coca-Cola 600, his eighth victory in 158 Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and seventh top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in six races at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Brad Keselowski (second) posted his 11th top-10 finish in 25 races at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It is his seventh top-10 finish in 2024.
William Byron (third) posted his fourth top-10 finish in eight races at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Josh Berry (10th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Denny Hamlin leads the point standings by 5 points over Martin Truex Jr..

Race Recap

Christopher Bell wins rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600

May 27th, 2024

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

A lightning delay that turned into a heavy rainstorm made a winner of Christopher Bell in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Not that Bell didn’t deserve the victory in the rain-shortened race, which NASCAR was forced to call after 249 of 400 laps were complete.

The driver of the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota started third, led a race-high 90 laps and won the second stage of the 14th NASCAR Cup Series race of the season.

The decisive juncture in the Memorial Day weekend race came when Bell held off Darlington winner Brad Keselowski during a 10-lap run after a caution for Corey Lajoie’s spin in Turn 2 on Lap 229.

On the ensuing Lap 236 restart, Bell and Keselowski lined up side-by-side at the front of the field, with Bell prevailing and pulling out to a lead of roughly six car-lengths before NASCAR called the seventh caution for lightning in the area.

After the lightning came heavy rain, and though NASCAR attempted to dry the track when the rain subsided, heavy humidity thwarted efforts to do so in a timely manner.

As a result, Bell collected his second victory of the season, his first on the 1.5-mile Charlotte oval and the eighth of his career.

The victory was a welcome momentum shift for Bell, who had finished outside the top 10 in five of his previous six races.

“Man, it feels so good—to win or lose—just to have a great race to go off of,” Bell said. “A race where we led laps. We were able to pass cars. We lost the lead at times and were able to drive back to the lead.

“We had great pit stops. It was a team effort, and it was amazing to have a good race. Hopefully, this is something we can build on and get back to being more consistent.”

Keselowski, who posted his third runner-up finish of the season, was convinced he had the fastest car.

“We just didn’t have time for it to play out,” said the driver of the No. 2 Roush Fenway Keselowski Ford, who pressured Bell throughout the final 10-lap run before weather intervened.

Stage 1 winner William Byron ran third behind Bell and Keselowski, with Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.

Pole winner Ty Gibbs finished sixth after leading 74 laps, including the first 42 of the race. Chase Elliott finished seventh, followed by Ross Chastain, Alex Bowman and Josh Berry.

After finishing 18th in his Indianapolis 500 debut, Kyle Larson arrived at Charlotte Motor Speedway just before weather forced the stoppage. Larson intended to take over his No. 5 Chevrolet from Justin Allgaier, who had started the race at Charlotte because the Indy 500 was delayed by rain.

Allgaier was running 13th when the race was called, and Larson never had a chance to drive the car.

Defending race winner and reigning series champion Ryan Blaney slammed the outside wall in the second stage and exited the event after 143 laps.

“We’ll have to look if I hit something or… I don’t know,” Blaney said. “I just went into (Turn) 3 getting up to speed and blew a tire and hit the fence. It’s an unfortunate end to our night. That sucks.

“We’re not even halfway and just wanting to work on your stuff all night. I thought we were getting it a little better here and there, but won’t get a shot.”