Pit Stops : Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube

Sunday, March 16th, 2025

Las Vegas Motor Speedway , Las Vegas, NV

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Christopher Bell goes for historic NASCAR Cup win at Las Vegas

Understandably, much of the focus during NASCAR’s tripleheader weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway will fall squarely on Christopher Bell.

The driver of the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota will become the first driver since Jimmie Johnson in 2007 to win four straight NASCAR Cup Series races, if he’s first to the finish line in Sunday’s Pennzoil 400 Presented by Jiffy Lube (3:30 p.m. ET on FS1, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

Bell feels his team, headed by crew chief Adam Stevens, can win at any race track. True enough, the 30-year-old from Norman, Oklahoma, has claimed victory in the last three Cup Series races—on a drafting track (Atlanta Motor Speedway), a road course (Circuit of the Americas) and a one-mile flat track (Phoenix Raceway).

With those triumphs, Bell became the first driver to win three consecutive Cup Series races since NASCAR introduced the Next Gen car into its top division in 2022.

Bell is one of only four drivers to win three of the first races in a Cup Series season. The only driver to win four of the first five was Bill Elliott in 1992. Bell also is responsible for Joe Gibbs Racing’s last five victories.

The Pennzoil 400 is the first race of the season on a 1.5-mile intermediate speedway. In last year’s Playoff race in Sin City, Bell led a race-high 155 laps before finishing second to Joey Logano by 0.662-second.

“Vegas is a true barometer of the intermediates,” Bell said. “It’s kind of like the last style of track that we haven’t been to yet this season. It’s an important race because you have a lot of points to be gained or lost on the intermediate-style tracks.

“But what makes Vegas even more important is that it’s in the Round of 8 (of the Playoffs). That race, when you come back in the fall, is super important to have a really solid points day and contend for a win. That fall Vegas race is everything, and there’s no better tune-up for it than the spring Vegas race.”

Indeed, Logano won last year’s Playoff race at Las Vegas and used that as a springboard to his third series championship. It’s also safe to say that Logano could be a major impediment to Bell’s quest for a fourth straight win.

Logano has won three of the last 10 races at LVMS. Another serious contender, Kyle Larson, has won three of the last eight. Only one Toyota driver has been to Victory Lane in the last 10 events at the track—Bell’s JGR teammate Denny Hamlin in the fall race of 2021.

Larson won the two Las Vegas races before Logano triumphed last fall.

“Las Vegas has been a great track for us since I joined the No. 5 HendrickCars.com team,” Larson said. “We got our first win here together, and we have added a couple more since then.”

If Bell has been living at the front of the field, there are three drivers in particular who could use strong performances at Las Vegas to turn their seasons around.

After four races, Brad Keselowski, Ty Gibbs and Cole Custer are 33rd, 34th and 35th in the Cup Series standings, respectively. By way of contrast, Johnson who finished third in his only start of the season (the Daytona 500), is 36th, just 13 points behind Keselowski.

Las Vegas should suit the co-owner/driver of Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing. Keselowski has three victories at LVMS, along with nine top fives, and 13 top 10s in 23 starts, with an average finish of 12.7.

Gibbs also has reason for hope, having finished fifth in last year’s spring race at Las Vegas. Gibbs is facing a busy weekend. He’ll make his High Limit Racing debut in a 410 winged sprint car at the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, as will Bell.

The High Limit series, owned by Larson and brother-in-law Brad Sweet, races at the Dirt Track on Thursday and Saturday.

Having returned to the Cup Series after a two-year hiatus in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Custer has never scored a top 10 in seven Las Vegas starts. His best finish at the track is 16th.

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  • Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube
  • Busch Pole Award Pole Winner: Michael McDowell
  • Age: 40
  • Team : No 71 - Group 1001 Chevrolet
  • Owner: Jeff Dickerson
  • Crew Chief: Travis Peterson
  • Michael McDowell won the Pole Award for the Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube with a lap of 28883 seconds, 186961 mph
  • This is his seventh pole in 506 NASCAR Cup Series races
  • This is his first pole and second top-10 start in 2025
  • This is his first pole in 23 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Joey Logano (second) posted his fourth top-10 start of 2025 and his 20th in 24 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Austin Cindric (third) posted his fifth top-10 start at Las Vegas Motor Speedway It is his third in five races this season
  • Shane Van Gisbergen (28th) was the fastest qualifying rookie

  • Sunday, March 16th, 2025
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Josh Berry grabs first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Las Vegas

Winning an intense battle against Daniel Suárez after a restart with 19 laps left, Josh Berry pulled away to a convincing victory in Sunday’s Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

The win was Berry’s first in the NASCAR Cup Series at a track where he won twice in a NASCAR Xfinity Series car. Berry is the fourth straight Wood Brothers Racing driver to pick up his first Cup win in the No. 21 Ford.

“Oh, man, I don’t even know what to think,” Berry said after climbing from his car on the frontstretch. “Just awesome. I love this track. Las Vegas has been so good to me. So many great moments here.

“Just struggled in the Next Gen car here. But (crew chief) Miles (Stanley) and this whole 21 team, everybody at Wood Brothers Racing, they gave me a great car today. Just battled and battled and battled. Man, it was our day. I just can’t believe it.

“Such a battle with Daniel there at the end, beating and banging on a mile-and-a-half—crazy! Whoever was going to get out front was probably going to win. We were able to get in front.”

Berry and Suárez restarted side-by-side on Lap 249 of 267. Suárez didn’t surrender the lead until Lap 252, when Berry nosed ahead at the start/finish line. Lap 253 was nearly a dead head with Berry ahead by inches, but the No. 21 Mustang cleared Suárez’s No. 99 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet through the tri-oval on Lap 254.

“We did everything right, you know?” Suárez said “The team did an amazing job on the strategy, pit stops. We did everything right. Our car was fast. We just struggled a little bit in the short run.

“I mentioned to my crew chief just a little bit ago, before the last run, I told him, ‘Hey, we want to be up front, I need a little bit better short run. I am having too much contact (with the bumps in the racing surface) in (Turns) 1 and 2.

“Unfortunately, I feel like that’s why we lost the race, just a little bit too much contact. I mean, I almost wrecked in 1 and 2.”

After clearing Suárez, Berry widened the gap in clean air and crossed the finish line 1.358 seconds ahead of the runner-up, earning a victory that also ended Christopher Bell’s three-race Cup winning streak.

Berry got his chance when a Lap 195 caution for a seven-car wreck on the backstretch interrupted a cycle of green-flag pit stops and wrested control of the race from Stage 2 winner Kyle Larson, who had led 61 laps before pitting on Lap 197.

With the field flipped, Larson restarted 18th and could only work his way back to ninth before the race ended.

Berry, on the other hand, restarted seventh on Lap 201, worked the top of the track masterfully and snatched the lead from Suárez for the first time on Lap 234, before surrendering it to Cup champion Joey Logano two laps later.

Noah Gragson’s hard contact with the Turn 2 wall on Lap 243 caused the ninth and final caution of the race and took fuel consumption out of the equation. Suárez regained the lead with a blistering four-tire stop, with Berry second off pit road, as Logano lost 19 positions during a fraught pit stop.

But it didn’t take Berry long to set sail toward the 101st victory for the Wood Brothers, who got No. 100 last year at the hands of Harrison Burton.

Ryan Preece ran third on Sunday, followed by series leader William Byron, who paced a group of four Hendrick Motorsports drivers in the top 10. Tire strategy helped Ross Chastain secure fifth place.

Austin Cindric, Alex Bowman, AJ Allmendinger, Larson and Chase Elliott completed the top 10 on a day when pit road resembled a comedy of errors. Both Chase Briscoe and Kyle Busch jettisoned loose wheels onto the track, though Briscoe rebounded from four laps down to finish 17th.

In a race that featured 32 lead changes among 13 drivers, Austin Cindric was second to Larson in laps led with 47, followed by Logano with 40, Tyler Reddick with 34, Bubba Wallace with 20 and Berry with 18.

For practical purposes, Christopher Bell’s bid for a fourth straight Cup Series victory came to an end during pit stops under caution for Shane van Gisbergen’s spin off Turn 2 on Lap 107.

By then, Bell, who started from the rear because of an unapproved throttle body change, had advanced to second in the running order, but his front tire changer failed to secure the left-front wheel before Bell left his stall, located near the entrance to pit road.

After frantic radio communication, Bell pulled into the pit of teammate Chase Briscoe, where the front tire changer on the No. 19 team tightened the loose lug.

Bell dropped to the rear of the field under penalty for receiving service outside his pit box and could make no progress in dirty air after two subsequent restarts. His No. 20 Toyota was running 29th when the No. 34 Ford of Todd Gilliland bounced off the Turn 4 wall on Lap 147 to cause the fifth caution of the afternoon.

Complaining of a loss of rear grip, Bell finished Stage 2 in 27th place, his chances for a rare four-race winning streak all but gone.

Bell subsequently ran as high as sixth after a two-tire stop on Lap 189 to gain track position, but he lost spots when the field flipped for the Lap 201 restart and could only recover to 12th at the finish.

“It was a grind today for sure,” Bell said. “I don’t really know how I feel yet, but we certainly didn’t do what we did the last couple of weeks, and that was just have a nice clean race.

“I think the Interstate Camry was definitely capable of competing for the win when we were at our best, but just going to the back and to the front and to the back and to the front, we just didn’t get a handle on the balance, because it changes so much from being back there. I felt like we were in position in Stage 2 to contend for another win, but it got away from us.”

  • Drivers Entered: 36
  • Laps Scheduled: 267
  • Margin of Victory: 01.358 Seconds
  • Time of Race: 3 Hours 13 Minutes 13 Seconds
  • Average Speed: 124.368
  • Cautions: 9 for 53 laps
  • Lead Changes: 32
  • Green Flag Passes: 3,361 (15.7 passes per green flag lap)

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  • Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube
  • Race Winner: Josh Berry
  • Age: 34
  • Team : No 21 - Motorcraft/Quick Lane Ford
  • Owner: Eddie Wood
  • Crew Chief: Samuel Stanley
  • Josh Berry won the Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube, his first victory in 53 Cup Series races
  • This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in 2025
  • This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in four races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Daniel Suarez (second) posted his fourth top-10 finish in 16 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway It is his first top-10 finish in 2025
  • Ryan Preece (third) posted his first top-10 finish in 11 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Riley Herbst (19th) was the highest finishing rookie
  • William Byron leads the point standings by 29 points over Christopher Bell
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Pit Stop Summary Report

Summary of each driver's pit stop during the race. Detailed Report is below the Summary Report.

Average Driver and Crew Pit Stop Time
Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Pit Stop Summary
DRIVER ST FIN STATUS PIT STOPS AVG DRVR TIME DRVR RANK AVG CREW TIME CREW RANK AVG TTL TIME TTL RANK FST STOP SLW STOP
Denny Hamlin 15 25 Running 7 28.396 1 8.917 2 37.313 1 33.210 38.261
Christopher Bell 13 12 Running 6 28.713 19 8.733 1 37.447 2 33.383 39.972
Daniel Suarez 23 2 Running 7 28.452 6 9.011 3 37.463 3 33.531 38.427
Chase Elliott 16 10 Running 10 28.520 12 9.088 4 37.608 4 33.121 41.873
Ross Chastain 19 5 Running 8 28.411 3 9.553 6 37.963 5 33.182 40.843
Austin Cindric 3 6 Running 8 29.014 29 9.090 5 38.104 6 33.283 40.334
Noah Gragson 21 31 Accident 6 28.442 5 9.897 7 38.339 7 37.881 38.797
Bubba Wallace 20 28 Running 6 28.516 10 9.987 8 38.502 8 38.212 38.808
Ty Gibbs 29 22 Running 4 28.524 13 10.040 10 38.564 9 38.008 39.182
Kyle Larson 10 9 Running 7 28.407 2 10.217 12 38.624 10 38.070 39.599
Ryan Preece 12 3 Running 7 28.635 17 10.177 11 38.812 11 38.135 40.340
William Byron 8 4 Running 7 28.418 4 10.409 13 38.827 12 38.193 39.511
Chris Buescher 11 13 Running 8 28.601 16 10.493 14 39.093 13 38.235 41.445
Riley Herbst 34 19 Running 7 29.088 33 10.020 9 39.108 14 35.288 40.396
Josh Berry 7 1 Running 7 28.720 21 10.529 15 39.249 15 38.862 39.781
Tyler Reddick 14 24 Running 7 28.463 7 10.846 17 39.309 16 38.306 41.217
Michael McDowell 1 16 Running 5 28.752 24 10.720 16 39.472 17 38.831 40.319
Cole Custer 26 26 Running 5 28.488 8 11.124 20 39.612 18 38.983 40.645
Brad Keselowski 27 11 Running 6 28.564 15 11.077 19 39.641 19 37.969 41.731
AJ Allmendinger 18 8 Running 7 29.053 32 10.900 18 39.953 20 39.222 40.722
John Hunter Nemechek 30 20 Running 5 28.772 25 11.192 21 39.964 21 38.909 41.885
Kyle Busch 4 33 Running 5 28.511 9 11.516 22 40.027 22 37.903 44.549
Chase Briscoe 24 17 Running 5 28.517 11 11.580 23 40.097 23 38.048 41.939
Erik Jones 5 27 Running 7 28.719 20 11.666 24 40.385 24 33.119 54.943
Zane Smith 9 23 Running 7 28.862 27 11.754 25 40.616 25 34.811 45.648
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 31 18 Running 8 28.790 26 11.863 26 40.653 26 38.983 49.082
Austin Dillon 22 32 Running 5 28.735 22 12.024 27 40.759 27 38.351 45.259
Joey Logano 2 15 Running 7 28.551 14 12.634 31 41.186 28 39.648 45.491
Ryan Blaney 36 35 Accident 5 29.047 31 12.152 28 41.199 29 38.221 48.199
Ty Dillon 17 21 Running 6 29.090 34 12.207 29 41.297 30 39.387 43.144
Alex Bowman 6 7 Running 8 29.029 30 12.313 30 41.342 31 38.398 49.690
Justin Haley 33 14 Running 6 28.710 18 12.890 32 41.600 32 40.356 43.916
Carson Hocevar 25 30 Running 6 28.736 23 13.093 33 41.830 33 38.569 49.878
Todd Gilliland 32 29 Running 3 28.926 28 15.493 34 44.419 34 40.944 48.263
Cody Ware 35 36 Accident 3 29.215 35 16.333 36 45.548 35 43.283 48.971
Shane van Gisbergen 28 34 Accident 3 30.503 36 15.640 35 46.143 36 39.138 60.053

Pit Stop Detailed Report

Each 2- and 4-wheel pit stop during the race.

Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Pit Stop Detail
DRIVER LDR LAP DRV LAP DRV TIME CREW TIME TOT TIME TYPE
AJ Allmendinger 148 148 28.602 10.620 39.222 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 35 35 28.794 10.480 39.274 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 108 108 29.104 10.420 39.524 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 244 244 28.781 10.960 39.741 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 188 188 29.725 10.860 40.585 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 168 168 29.300 11.300 40.600 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 83 83 29.062 11.660 40.722 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 31 30 28.109 9.860 37.969 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 148 148 28.461 9.960 38.421 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 168 168 28.356 10.440 38.796 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 188 188 28.350 11.420 39.770 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 244 244 28.796 12.360 41.156 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 83 83 29.311 12.420 41.731 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 148 148 28.630 4.580 33.210 Right-sides only
Denny Hamlin 109 108 28.195 9.600 37.795 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 84 83 28.302 9.500 37.802 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 232 231 28.354 9.600 37.954 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 168 168 28.541 9.480 38.021 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 188 188 28.388 9.760 38.148 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 32 31 28.361 9.900 38.261 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 83 83 28.548 11.100 39.648 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 148 148 28.475 11.540 40.015 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 168 168 28.526 11.860 40.386 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 31 31 28.808 11.740 40.548 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 108 108 28.423 12.340 40.763 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 188 188 28.648 12.800 41.448 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 244 244 28.431 17.060 45.491 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 83 83 28.463 9.440 37.903 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 35 35 28.226 10.320 38.546 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 108 108 28.620 10.760 39.380 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 170 136 28.318 11.440 39.758 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 189 155 28.929 15.620 44.549 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 188 188 28.611 10.220 38.831 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 35 35 28.623 10.280 38.903 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 244 244 28.597 10.800 39.397 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 148 148 28.929 10.980 39.909 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 83 83 28.999 11.320 40.319 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 108 108 28.571 9.780 38.351 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 83 83 28.761 10.120 38.881 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 188 188 28.821 10.600 39.421 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 31 30 28.664 13.220 41.884 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 148 148 28.859 16.400 45.259 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 108 108 28.643 10.340 38.983 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 188 188 28.442 10.580 39.022 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 244 244 28.914 10.120 39.034 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 168 168 28.620 10.500 39.120 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 148 148 28.449 10.860 39.309 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 83 83 28.829 11.500 40.329 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 35 35 29.021 11.320 40.341 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 197 196 29.402 19.680 49.082 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 188 188 28.470 9.600 38.070 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 168 168 28.394 9.760 38.154 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 32 31 28.377 10.060 38.437 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 83 83 28.248 10.400 38.648 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 148 148 28.491 10.200 38.691 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 244 244 28.528 10.240 38.768 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 108 108 28.339 11.260 39.599 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 168 168 28.738 9.660 38.398 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 115 114 28.804 9.880 38.684 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 90 89 28.727 10.020 38.747 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 32 32 29.138 9.980 39.118 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 244 244 28.655 10.780 39.435 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 83 83 29.051 10.560 39.611 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 148 148 30.111 16.940 47.051 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 188 188 29.010 20.680 49.690 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 188 188 28.401 9.820 38.221 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 148 148 28.600 10.080 38.680 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 168 168 28.751 9.980 38.731 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 109 109 30.105 12.060 42.165 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 84 83 29.379 18.820 48.199 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 168 168 28.687 10.700 39.387 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 188 188 28.753 11.060 39.813 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 244 244 28.798 11.100 39.898 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 148 148 29.674 12.920 42.594 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 83 83 29.463 13.480 42.943 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 35 35 29.164 13.980 43.144 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 196 196 28.181 4.940 33.121 Right-sides only
Chase Elliott 188 188 28.203 5.020 33.223 Right-sides only
Chase Elliott 86 86 30.148 6.360 36.508 Left-sides only
Chase Elliott 83 83 28.046 9.920 37.966 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 108 108 28.054 10.000 38.054 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 244 244 28.042 10.240 38.282 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 35 35 28.149 10.180 38.329 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 148 148 27.872 11.360 39.232 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 168 168 28.173 11.320 39.493 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 198 198 30.333 11.540 41.873 Left-sides only
Chris Buescher 244 244 28.635 9.600 38.235 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 83 83 28.324 10.020 38.344 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 196 196 28.757 9.840 38.597 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 108 108 28.384 10.420 38.804 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 148 148 28.334 10.600 38.934 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 188 188 28.745 10.200 38.945 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 168 168 29.223 10.220 39.443 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 31 30 28.405 13.040 41.445 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 148 148 28.599 4.520 33.119 Right-sides only
Erik Jones 188 188 28.205 10.200 38.405 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 168 168 28.419 10.220 38.639 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 108 108 28.466 10.280 38.746 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 35 35 28.431 10.960 39.391 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 83 83 28.693 10.760 39.453 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 195 194 30.223 24.720 54.943 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 188 188 28.615 9.520 38.135 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 244 244 28.573 9.780 38.353 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 168 168 28.643 9.840 38.483 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 148 148 28.545 9.960 38.505 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 32 31 28.870 10.060 38.930 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 108 108 28.478 10.460 38.938 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 83 83 28.720 11.620 40.340 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 168 168 28.711 4.820 33.531 Right-sides only
Daniel Suarez 244 244 28.194 9.460 37.654 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 32 31 28.185 9.840 38.025 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 188 188 28.502 9.600 38.102 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 108 108 28.635 9.580 38.215 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 83 83 28.629 9.660 38.289 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 148 148 28.307 10.120 38.427 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 36 35 29.263 14.020 43.283 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 116 114 29.491 14.900 44.391 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 102 100 28.891 20.080 48.971 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 188 188 28.562 4.620 33.182 Right-sides only
Ross Chastain 148 148 28.426 5.080 33.506 Right-sides only
Ross Chastain 244 244 28.160 10.580 38.740 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 83 83 28.567 10.520 39.087 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 196 196 28.542 10.560 39.102 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 168 168 28.214 10.980 39.194 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 31 30 28.490 11.560 40.050 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 108 108 28.323 12.520 40.843 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 83 83 28.532 9.680 38.212 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 148 148 28.504 9.800 38.304 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 35 35 28.461 9.940 38.401 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 188 188 28.505 10.060 38.565 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 108 108 28.544 10.180 38.724 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 168 168 28.548 10.260 38.808 4-wheel change
William Byron 168 168 28.413 9.780 38.193 4-wheel change
William Byron 108 108 28.382 10.060 38.442 4-wheel change
William Byron 188 188 28.309 10.360 38.669 4-wheel change
William Byron 244 244 28.258 10.460 38.718 4-wheel change
William Byron 148 148 28.308 10.520 38.828 4-wheel change
William Byron 35 35 28.726 10.700 39.426 4-wheel change
William Byron 83 83 28.531 10.980 39.511 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 108 108 28.383 10.600 38.983 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 244 244 28.283 10.840 39.123 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 148 148 28.815 10.560 39.375 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 35 35 28.234 11.700 39.934 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 83 83 28.725 11.920 40.645 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 188 188 28.426 9.880 38.306 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 108 108 28.409 10.240 38.649 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 35 35 28.562 10.160 38.722 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 168 168 28.590 10.660 39.250 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 148 148 28.466 10.900 39.366 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 83 83 28.430 11.220 39.650 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 232 232 28.357 12.860 41.217 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 244 244 28.456 11.900 40.356 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 188 188 28.797 11.740 40.537 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 108 108 28.643 11.960 40.603 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 148 148 28.695 12.880 41.575 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 168 168 28.972 13.640 42.612 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 83 83 28.696 15.220 43.916 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 188 188 28.489 10.420 38.909 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 168 168 28.662 10.260 38.922 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 35 35 28.919 10.800 39.719 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 108 108 28.863 11.520 40.383 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 148 148 28.925 12.960 41.885 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 196 196 28.823 4.560 33.383 Left-sides only
Christopher Bell 188 188 28.436 5.020 33.456 Right-sides only
Christopher Bell 35 35 28.776 9.980 38.756 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 83 83 28.649 10.580 39.229 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 244 244 28.523 11.360 39.883 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 148 148 29.072 10.900 39.972 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 188 188 28.843 4.440 33.283 Right-sides only
Austin Cindric 196 196 29.176 4.840 34.016 Left-sides only
Austin Cindric 244 244 28.580 10.180 38.760 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 83 83 29.005 10.300 39.305 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 168 168 29.074 10.280 39.354 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 32 32 28.833 10.960 39.793 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 148 148 29.088 10.900 39.988 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 108 108 29.514 10.820 40.334 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 31 30 28.388 9.660 38.048 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 169 167 28.555 10.460 39.015 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 244 244 28.500 11.200 39.700 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 84 80 28.421 13.360 41.781 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 116 112 28.719 13.220 41.939 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 188 188 28.361 9.520 37.881 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 168 168 28.290 9.800 38.090 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 108 108 28.299 9.860 38.159 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 35 35 28.691 9.780 38.471 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 148 148 28.336 10.300 38.636 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 83 83 28.677 10.120 38.797 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 148 148 30.048 5.240 35.288 Right-sides only
Riley Herbst 244 244 28.842 10.300 39.142 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 188 188 28.932 10.320 39.252 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 168 168 28.970 10.700 39.670 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 35 35 28.879 10.800 39.679 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 83 83 29.050 11.280 40.330 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 108 108 28.896 11.500 40.396 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 148 148 29.411 5.400 34.811 Right-sides only
Zane Smith 188 188 28.771 10.940 39.711 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 31 30 28.850 11.160 40.010 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 168 168 28.734 11.420 40.154 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 244 244 28.579 12.600 41.179 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 83 83 28.941 13.860 42.801 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 108 108 28.748 16.900 45.648 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 244 244 28.182 10.680 38.862 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 148 148 28.723 10.160 38.883 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 168 168 28.584 10.420 39.004 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 83 83 28.748 10.320 39.068 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 35 35 29.093 10.400 39.493 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 108 108 29.010 10.640 39.650 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 188 188 28.701 11.080 39.781 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 244 244 28.688 9.320 38.008 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 149 149 28.233 9.940 38.173 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 168 168 28.633 10.260 38.893 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 32 31 28.542 10.640 39.182 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 83 83 29.364 11.580 40.944 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 108 108 28.651 15.400 44.051 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 147 146 28.763 19.500 48.263 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 108 108 28.729 9.840 38.569 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 148 148 28.758 10.480 39.238 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 35 35 28.924 10.500 39.424 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 83 83 28.647 11.160 39.807 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 168 168 28.581 15.480 44.061 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 206 205 28.778 21.100 49.878 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 32 31 28.678 10.460 39.138 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 83 83 28.659 10.580 39.239 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 107 106 34.173 25.880 60.053 4-wheel change