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NASCAR Cup Series

Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400

Texas Motor Speedway

April 14th, 2024

Race #9 of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 267
- Extended to 276 laps
Miles Raced : 414.0
Time of Race : 03 Hours 33 minutes 14 seconds
Average Speed: 116.492 mph
Cautions: 16
Caution Laps: 72
Lead Changes: 23

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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
Chase Elliott	24	7	2	1	1	27	8.2	+23	87	70	+17	44	8	83.7%	39	276	114.9	45
Brad Keselowski	22	19	3	2	2	37	17.6	+20	124	107	+17	34	6	42.8%	0	276	79.4	40
William Byron	6	8	5	3	2	29	8.9	+3	84	91	-7	49	4	85.1%	0	276	113.0	36
Tyler Reddick	4	10	8	4	1	22	6.5	+0	78	92	-14	63	42	97.1%	37	276	129.5	40
Daniel Suarez	17	23	6	5	2	33	20.2	+12	129	118	+11	29	0	23.6%	0	276	63.8	32
Chase Briscoe	5	13	7	6	1	33	11.7	-1	117	82	+35	66	3	79.0%	0	276	92.6	43
Bubba Wallace	10	21	25	7	1	33	16.0	+3	122	128	-6	34	4	55.1%	5	276	88.4	40
Austin Dillon	15	31	11	8	7	32	21.9	+7	97	113	-16	23	0	23.6%	0	276	57.0	29
Kyle Busch	35	20	13	9	5	37	23.3	+26	128	102	+26	21	0	23.2%	0	276	61.3	28
Carson Hocevar	16	27	12	10	5	32	19.0	+6	106	115	-9	25	0	44.6%	0	276	62.7	27
Joey Logano	20	9	10	11	1	33	15.9	+9	124	102	+22	49	0	47.1%	14	276	81.4	26
Ryan Preece	26	12	9	12	2	37	17.4	+14	109	99	+10	39	0	43.8%	0	276	71.8	25
Ty Gibbs	2	16	19	13	1	32	12.3	-11	102	116	-14	30	18	60.1%	5	276	93.0	26
Martin Truex Jr	9	3	32	14	1	33	14.8	-5	84	108	-24	35	2	66.3%	0	276	89.7	23
Chris Buescher	19	22	20	15	3	33	18.1	+4	106	114	-8	14	0	23.6%	0	276	73.7	22
Ty Dillon	36	32	16	16	3	37	27.6	+20	104	117	-13	13	0	16.3%	0	276	41.0	0
Christopher Bell	3	33	28	17	1	35	18.6	-14	90	85	+5	19	10	39.1%	1	276	84.3	29
Noah Gragson	21	15	26	18	7	34	17.7	+3	114	129	-15	36	1	34.4%	0	276	73.3	19
Erik Jones	27	14	24	19	2	38	20.6	+8	124	125	-1	33	3	31.2%	0	276	60.1	25
Daniel Hemric	38	29	22	20	5	38	23.8	+18	97	78	+19	13	0	22.5%	0	276	40.8	17
Kyle Larson	1	35	18	21	1	36	15.9	-20	90	63	+27	22	44	44.2%	77	276	108.5	26
Corey Lajoie	23	26	14	22	3	32	21.5	+1	99	95	+4	18	0	18.8%	0	276	51.2	15
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	31	11	17	23	2	34	19.1	+8	159	136	+23	44	1	34.8%	0	276	63.8	17
Justin Haley	32	24	23	24	11	38	26.3	+8	103	121	-18	8	1	7.3%	0	276	45.8	13
Austin Cindric	8	17	29	25	6	33	18.3	-17	103	133	-30	23	0	47.1%	0	276	66.5	12
Zane Smith	18	18	15	26	3	33	18.8	-8	96	113	-17	15	1	23.6%	0	276	64.3	11
Kaz Grala	33	36	21	27	7	38	31.4	+6	86	82	+4	8	0	6.5%	0	276	33.2	10
Harrison Burton	29	25	31	28	1	36	25.1	+1	90	125	-35	16	2	22.5%	7	276	47.0	13
Jimmie Johnson	37	30	30	29	11	38	31.7	+8	85	91	-6	2	0	0.4%	0	276	33.7	8
Denny Hamlin	11	1	1	30	1	38	7.8	-19	86	90	-4	45	27	89.9%	37	276	101.2	15
Todd Gilliland	28	5	27	31	1	33	19.1	-3	122	133	-11	27	0	34.4%	3	276	53.5	6
Ross Chastain	12	2	4	32	1	26	9.6	-20	87	85	+2	48	3	82.6%	33	275	87.1	15
Ryan Blaney	7	6	33	33	1	34	16.4	-26	63	47	+16	53	8	63.8%	17	268	76.9	17
John Hunter Nemechek	30	28	34	34	5	38	26.5	-4	116	111	+5	8	0	7.3%	0	226	37.7	3
Michael McDowell	13	4	35	35	1	33	22.2	-22	59	54	+5	35	0	45.3%	0	143	75.2	5
Josh Berry	25	34	36	36	5	33	30.3	-11	74	64	+10	11	0	5.1%	0	136	29.5	1
Alex Bowman	14	37	37	37	8	37	29.6	-23	32	38	-6	6	1	13.8%	0	100	52.2	1
Austin Hill	34	38	38	38	1	36	31.3	-4	40	45	-5	8	0	10.9%	1	98	37.2	0

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Texas Motor Speedway
AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400
Race Winner: Chase Elliott
Age: 28
Team : No. 9 - Hooters Chevrolet
Owner: Rick Hendrick
Crew Chief: Alan Gustafson
Chase Elliott won the AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400, his 19th victory in 295 Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and seventh top-10 finish in 14 races at Texas Motor Speedway.
Brad Keselowski (second) posted his 14th top-10 finish in 29 races at Texas Motor Speedway. It is his fourth top-10 finish in 2024.
William Byron (third) posted his sixth top-10 finish in ten races at Texas Motor Speedway.
Carson Hocevar (10th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Kyle Larson leads the point standings by 17 points over Martin Truex Jr..

Race Recap

Chase Elliott wins in double overtime, snaps 42-race winless streak at Texas

April 14th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Chase Elliott held off the field in a thrilling, wildly-popular double overtime victory in the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 at Texas Motor Speedway Sunday afternoon to earn his first victory in 42 starts – dating back to the 2022 season.

By no means was it an easy win for the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series champion and the sport’s perennial Most Popular Driver, but that’s part of what made it so special to 28-year old Georgia-native. The driver of the No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet prevailed in three late race restarts – including two in overtime – to claim his first NASCAR Cup Series win on the 1.5-mile Texas high banks and first trophy since a Playoff victory at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway in October 2022.

“Oh man, it couldn’t feel any better,” said a smiling Elliott, who did a “reverse” victory lap around the track in homage to the late series champion Alan Kulwicki, whose car was also sponsored by the Hooters restaurant chain that Elliott’s car carried on Sunday.

“Couldn’t be any more grateful for this journey and the fact, it hasn’t always been fun but certainly I have enjoyed working with our guys,” he continued. “We’ve been working really hard and really well together and that’s always been fun. We’ve enjoyed the fight together.”

RFK Racing owner/driver Brad Keselowski finished a season-best runner-up in a race that lasted more than three and a half hours and had a track record 16 caution periods.

On a restart with two laps of regulation to go, Elliott and Denny Hamlin were vying for the lead side-by-side when Hamlin’s No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota got loose and into the wall, putting the race into a two-lap overtime shootout. Trackhouse Racing’s Ross Chastain started alongside Elliott but couldn’t pass him before another caution came out a lap into overtime, forcing another restart.

On that restart, Elliott got ahead of Chastain again and took the white flag signaling one lap to go, when Chastain was tagged from behind by Hendrick Motorsports’ William Byron – officially ending the race. Chastain, who led 33 laps on the day was credited with a 32nd-place finish. Hamlin, who led 37 laps, ended up 30th.

Elliott conceded the afternoon was a full-on day of drama and high competition. There were 23 lead changes among 13 drivers – seven of whom led double digit laps.

“It was crazy,” he said, “And I couldn’t be more proud of our team.”

Bryon, a three-race winner this season, was third, followed by 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick and Chastain’s Trackhouse Racing teammate Daniel Suarez.

“We didn’t have a ton of speed, I was more frustrated than anything because I feel like we have a great team and we don’t have the speed to go with it and we’re doing all we can do to overcome that,” Keselowski said, adding. “So proud of the team for the pit stops, the strategy and the execution [today].”

Differing pit strategies and plenty of pit road issues played into the late race push to the checkered flag.

With 60 laps remaining Reddick pulled away to the biggest lead of the race – more than six seconds on the field, but a slow pit stop – trouble with the left rear tire – forced him into a game of catch-up. His top five was impressive considering the setback.

Similarly, Joe Gibbs Racing driver Martin Truex Jr., who has led the championship standings this year, was running up front when he had trouble on pit road – forced to make two stops on the final pit stop cycle to correct a loose wheel. He finished 14th despite the woes.

And the day’s most dominant driver, Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson also had to rally from a setback. He started his No. 5 Hendrick Chevrolet from the pole position for the third consecutive week and led a race best 77 of the 276 laps early – winning the opening stage, only to have a right rear tire fall of his car during an early caution period.

He was penalized two laps for the tire situation – per the rulebook – and spent much of the remainder of the race trying to make up ground. He got back on the lead lap and was moving forward when he was caught in an accident with only eight laps remaining.

Larson ultimately finished 21st, but holds a 17-point edge over Truex atop the NASCAR Cup Series championship.

Stewart-Haas Racing’s Chase Briscoe finished sixth. Richard Childress Racing’s Austin Dillon earned his best finish of the season with a seventh-place run. 23XI Racing’s Bubba Wallace, RCR’s Kyle Busch and Spire Motorsports rookie Carson Hocevar rounded out the top-10.