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NASCAR Cup Series

Coke Zero Sugar 400

Daytona International Speedway

August 24th, 2024

Race #25 of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 160
- Extended to 164 laps
Miles Raced : 410.0
Time of Race : 03 Hours 01 minutes 40 seconds
Average Speed: 135.413 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.047 seconds
Cautions: 7
Caution Laps: 34
Lead Changes: 40

#12 NASCAR Next Gen car — Concord, North Carolina - October 11th, 2021: Ryan Blaney, driver of the #12 Next Gen car drives during the NASCAR Cup Series test at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Photo by Bob Leverone | 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
Harrison Burton	20	12	21	1	1	39	16.3	+19	305	323	-18	148	1	51.2%	1	164	86.3	40
Kyle Busch	11	5	5	2	1	20	8.3	+9	415	407	+8	324	1	92.7%	8	164	96.4	39
Christopher Bell	27	14	12	3	2	31	15.3	+24	445	444	+1	215	2	56.1%	0	164	85.6	34
Cody Ware	33	20	24	4	3	38	22.0	+29	343	322	+21	97	8	26.2%	0	164	68.6	33
Ty Gibbs	26	17	25	5	4	28	18.7	+21	366	377	-11	72	0	23.8%	0	164	79.0	32
Bubba Wallace	18	11	9	6	1	27	10.9	+12	382	355	+27	275	0	79.3%	16	164	94.5	32
Parker Retzlaff	29	25	28	7	2	39	27.9	+22	143	182	-39	13	7	8.5%	0	164	53.7	0
Brad Keselowski	12	6	2	8	1	32	9.1	+4	377	379	-2	295	4	81.1%	8	164	91.1	41
Daniel Hemric	28	19	23	9	3	34	20.4	+19	369	378	-9	110	5	26.8%	0	164	69.9	28
Chris Buescher	13	9	18	10	1	29	10.7	+3	399	388	+11	276	2	75.0%	10	164	89.4	37
Carson Hocevar	37	29	29	11	1	40	30.4	+26	105	108	-3	11	9	4.9%	1	164	51.3	26
Ross Chastain	24	32	31	12	4	34	23.7	+12	231	238	-7	117	7	24.4%	0	164	63.5	25
Zane Smith	30	13	20	13	5	37	20.8	+17	291	278	+13	73	2	29.9%	0	164	67.8	24
Chase Briscoe	6	27	22	14	1	37	20.7	-8	262	314	-52	125	3	32.3%	2	164	67.2	23
John Hunter Nemechek	31	24	27	15	1	36	18.6	+16	257	246	+11	86	3	32.9%	0	164	75.9	22
Alex Bowman	21	31	13	16	5	35	23.1	+5	357	347	+10	57	4	16.5%	0	164	65.1	21
Erik Jones	40	30	14	17	3	40	21.8	+23	387	358	+29	88	9	17.7%	0	164	64.1	20
Austin Cindric	8	15	1	18	1	23	7.4	-10	402	425	-23	324	1	89.0%	15	164	94.8	26
BJ McLeod	38	22	30	19	2	39	25.0	+19	207	211	-4	14	5	9.2%	0	164	56.4	0
Joey Gase	39	28	32	20	17	40	32.1	+19	30	69	-39	0	0	0.0%	0	164	38.5	0
Kyle Larson	9	2	3	21	1	32	10.1	-12	393	371	+22	331	2	79.9%	5	163	91.9	24
Austin Dillon	16	18	17	22	1	34	18.7	-6	334	355	-21	165	1	36.6%	0	162	73.8	15
Todd Gilliland	2	3	19	23	1	31	11.7	-21	423	404	+19	274	0	68.9%	5	162	80.9	25
Martin Truex Jr	17	34	33	24	4	38	30.4	-7	138	135	+3	0	3	1.2%	0	161	46.9	13
Austin Hill	23	23	26	25	2	37	23.5	-2	243	274	-31	68	1	20.1%	0	159	59.1	0
Josh Berry	5	21	7	26	1	23	7.5	-21	343	373	-30	289	1	84.8%	9	158	98.0	21
William Byron	7	10	10	27	1	32	15.6	-20	431	429	+2	228	6	52.4%	1	158	83.4	15
Tyler Reddick	25	7	11	28	1	33	20.9	-3	366	347	+19	93	6	23.8%	0	156	72.7	9
Ryan Blaney	14	4	8	29	2	25	12.4	-15	389	384	+5	272	2	71.3%	0	154	82.0	23
Michael McDowell	1	8	4	30	1	18	8.8	-29	322	326	-4	283	1	89.6%	26	151	95.2	10
Joey Logano	3	1	6	31	1	28	7.5	-28	306	303	+3	287	1	89.0%	34	151	103.6	25
Justin Haley	36	16	16	32	1	38	16.7	+4	318	260	+58	113	8	48.8%	21	151	85.3	10
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	35	26	15	33	1	39	27.7	+2	171	189	-18	18	9	4.9%	2	151	51.7	4
Corey Lajoie	34	35	34	34	6	36	30.2	+0	248	216	+32	39	2	5.5%	0	132	43.0	3
Shane van Gisbergen	32	33	35	35	6	39	31.5	-3	93	78	+15	26	2	11.0%	0	80	30.5	0
Chase Elliott	10	36	36	36	2	31	29.7	-26	181	199	-18	29	0	6.1%	0	61	46.8	1
Noah Gragson	15	37	37	37	6	35	32.9	-22	139	139	+0	35	2	4.9%	0	59	35.2	1
Denny Hamlin	19	38	38	38	9	38	31.2	-19	215	210	+5	57	1	6.7%	0	59	50.8	1
Ryan Preece	4	39	39	39	3	39	35.3	-35	106	129	-23	34	1	6.1%	0	59	29.8	1
Daniel Suarez	22	40	40	40	3	37	34.7	-18	130	131	-1	76	0	11.0%	0	37	48.2	1

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Race Fast Facts

Daytona International Speedway
Coke Zero Sugar 400
Race Winner: Harrison Burton
Age: 23
Team : No. 21 - DEX Imaging Ford
Owner: Eddie Wood
Crew Chief: Jeremy Bullins
Harrison Burton won the Coke Zero Sugar 400, his first victory in 98 Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in six races at Daytona International Speedway.
Kyle Busch (second) posted his 13th top-10 finish in 39 races at Daytona International Speedway. It is his eighth top-10 finish in 2024.
Christopher Bell (third) posted his third top-10 finish in ten races at Daytona International Speedway.
Carson Hocevar (11th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Tyler Reddick leads the point standings by 17 points over Kyle Larson.

Race Recap

Harrison Burton posts first Cup Series victory at Daytona

August 24th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

In one of the most dramatic races of the season, 23-year-old second-generation driver Harrison Burton made a last lap pass on two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch in overtime at Daytona International Speedway to earn his first career NASCAR Cup Series win and deliver his legendary Wood Brothers Racing team its historic 100^thvictory.

Big wrecks, amazing passes, and ultimately one of the most memorable and popular victories of the year characterized a busy, busy Coke Zero Sugar 400 on the Daytona high banks that had tremendous effect on the NASCAR Playoff outlook now with only a single race left to decide which 16 drivers will advance to championship contention.

Burton got a huge push on the backstretch from a first-time NASCAR Cup Series starter, Parker Retzlaff, allowing Burton’s No. 21 Wood Brothers Ford to pull alongside and ultimatelybyrace leader Busch who stayed on Burton’s bumper to the finish line, but was unable to pass him back.

The win is an automatic ticket for Burton into the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs after not even being among the top-20 in points coming into the race. It was a hugely popular victory for the young driver with many of his competitors coming by to congratulate him on pit road and in victory lane.

“That is what the sport is about,’’ Burton’s father, NBC Sports broadcaster and former NASCAR Cup Series standout Jeff Burton said after high-fiving his colleagues in the television booth, overcome with emotion watching his son claim his first major race victory.

Harrison Burton was equally as emotional – claiming his win by a fraction of a second – .047-second – over the two-time series champion Busch.

“I cried the whole victory lap,” Burton said. “I obviously got fired from this job and wanted to do everything for the Wood Brothers I could, they’ve given me an amazing opportunity in life and to give the 100^th[win] on my way out is amazing. We’re in the Playoffs now. Let’s go to Darlington and see what happens.’’

On Saturday night, the question, was “what didn’t happen?” The race featured 16 leaders and 40 lead changes. The winner only led a single lap. There were two versions of the Daytona “Big One” – multi-car accidents that on this night, eliminated one race leader after another. Only five cars took the checkered flag without being involved in some sort of incident.

Burton and Busch got the chance to settle the trophy after an accident at the front of the field with only two laps of regulation remaining forced the overtime period.

Late race leader, Team Penske’s Austin Cindric was pushed from behind causing his No. 2 Ford to move into Josh Berry’s No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford alongside him. The side impact launched Berry’s Mustang airward sending it on a wild ride on the backstretch.

Berry, who led eight laps, earned his first stage win of the season and contended for the victory all night, climbed out of the upside down car on the backstraight with the help of the safety team, then waved to the crowd and received a huge round of applause.

“I’m all good, actually it probably wasn’t as bad as it looked,’’ Berry said after being checked in the infield medical center. “But man, I’m bummed. We had a helluva night going. We were in position and really proud of the job I did tonight and the team did tonight. We were in contention.’’

Only seven laps earlier there was a 14-car crash at the front of the field that eliminated another race leader – pole winner Michael McDowell, whose No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford launched airborne, turned sideways and came back down on all four tires, the melee collecting frontrunners Joey Logano – who led a race best 34 of the 164 laps on the night, Justin Haley, Kyle Larson and championship points leader Tyler Reddick among others.

Bubba Wallace, who is in a tight three-car battle for the final Playoff points position was involved too, but his 23XI Racing team was able to make quick repairs and return to the track. He finished sixth but is still on the outside looking in for a Playoff position.

With Burton’s win, Wallace now finds himself ranked 17^thin the standings – 21 points off the pace of Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing’s Chris Buescher, who is holding down that 16^thand final Playoff position after earning a 10^thplace finish Saturday.

Ross Chastain, the third driver in tight contention for the final Playoff position based on points, rallied to finish 12^th. He is ranked 18^th, 27 points behind Buescher.

Busch, who now has top-five finishes in the last three races, is essentially in need of a victory next weekend in the regular season finale at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway. He is 106 points below the cutoff line despite his recent string of strong finishes.

“Just frustrating you know,’’ the Richard Childress Racing driver Busch said of just missing out on the win, which would not only have punched his Playoff ticket but also extended his streak of 19 seasons with at least one victory.

“We win races here in Daytona going into the last restart but haven’t been able to pull off the victory, not sure what I’m doing wrong or missing,’’ Busch said, explaining, “I wanted to get up in front of the 21 [Burton] because I knew the momentum was coming there but I knew the 20 [former teammate Christopher Bell] was a better friend [behind], just didn’t work out. As usual.’’

The Joe Gibbs Racing driver Bell finished third, followed by Rick Ware Racing’s Cody Ware, and JGR’s Ty Gibbs. Wallace was sixth. Brad Keselowski was seventh, followed by Retzlaff in his series debut, Daniel Hemric and Buescher.

The first round of drama – the opening “Big One” as the large wrecks at Daytona International Speedway are called – happened on Lap 61 when 17 cars were involved in an accident exiting Turn 4.

Corey LaJoie’s No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet triggered the accident in tight-quarter racing. It collected Chastain and forcing numerous pit stops for the Floridian who is trying to earn one of the last points positions in the Playoffs.

It also involved championship frontrunners Tyler Reddick, Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson in varying degrees.

Elliott and Hamlin had to retire their cars with the damage and were scored 36^thand 38^threspectively. Reddick still managed to finish 28^th. Larson, who was involved in multiple incidents on the night, finished 21^st.

Heading to the regular season finale next weekend, Reddick maintains a 17-point edge atop the standings over Larson. Elliott is now 18 points back. The regular season champion earns a valuable 15-point bonus to carry with him through the 10-race Playoffs.