Pit Stops : Phoenix Raceway

Shriners Children's 500

Sunday, March 9th, 2025

Phoenix Raceway , Phoenix, AZ

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  • Thursday, March 6th, 2025
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Holly Cain
Can anyone catch Christopher Bell’s fast start?

Joe Gibbs Racing’s Christopher Bell undoubtedly starts the NASCAR Cup Series two-race Western Swing as the driver to beat. The 30-year-old is the defending winner of Sunday’s Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix Raceway (3:30 p.m. ET on FS1, FOX Deportes, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) and has won two of the first three series races this year, including the last two.

A victory Saturday would make Bell the first driver to win three consecutive races in the Next Gen car era. His dominance extends beyond 2025—he leads all drivers with 10 top-five and 12 top-10 finishes in the last 15 races dating back to August. No other driver has more than seven top-fives in that span.

“I don’t really have a message to send to any of them, but it’s nice to be able to capitalize on race wins,” Bell said after winning last week in Austin, Texas. “Last year, there were so many race wins that got away whenever I had the fastest car. The last two weeks at Atlanta and here, I kind of won without the fastest car, so it’s really nice to get those back that I lost last year.

“I’m excited about what’s to come. We have high expectations, high hopes, and goals for this year. Frankly, the last couple of years being at Joe Gibbs Racing in this No. 20 car, I haven’t been living up to the standards that I hold for myself. Our goal going into 2025 is to do that, or my goal is to do that for myself. I know Adam Stevens feels the same way. He believes we’re capable of a lot of great things. We haven’t done that yet in the NASCAR Cup Series season. Maybe 2025 will be the year.”

There is no doubt that Bell’s JGR teammates are hoping his early season success becomes contagious. Three-time DAYTONA 500 winner and perennial championship contender Denny Hamlin sits 17th in points. The driver of the No. 11 Toyota started this race from the pole last year and has a pair of wins in the desert (2012, 2019).

Chase Briscoe, who earned the DAYTONA 500 pole in his first start for JGR, is ranked 15th after the No. 19 team won a penalty appeal from NASCAR this week. Ty Gibbs, who won the 2023 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship at Phoenix, is 36th in the standings and is still searching for his first top-10 of the season.

Despite Bell’s strong start, DAYTONA 500 winner William Byron leads the Cup Series standings entering Phoenix, holding a two-point lead over Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney, who won the series championship at Phoenix two years ago. Last year’s regular-season champion, 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick, is third in the standings, five points behind Byron. Bell and Hendrick Motorsports’ Chase Elliott are both 21 points back.

Eight different drivers have earned top-10 finishes in two of the first three races, but no one has placed in the top 10 in all three. Byron, Reddick, and Bell are the only drivers with two top-five finishes.

While the season has already produced a repeat winner, competition has been intense, with a series-record 125 lead changes in the first three races.

Two-time series champion Kyle Busch has emerged as a frontrunner after a difficult 2024 season. He led late in last week’s road course race and has two top-10 finishes this year. His 55 laps led in the No. 8 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet rank fourth this season, a positive sign after missing the playoffs and failing to win a race for the first time in 20 years.

Busch leads all active drivers in laps led at Phoenix (1,190) and pole positions (four) at the one-mile desert track.

“I would like to think we’re ahead of the game there,” Busch said. “We’re in a better spot or in a better position. We had some good hires over the offseason—some good engineers and some good people from other teams—to kind of up our performance. Anytime you do that and you chase good people, that’s what you’re going for, right? You’re going for the performance that they can bring to the table. So fresh ideas, different things, and whatnot.

“They’re not going to outwork us, that’s for sure,” Busch added. “But I think the next test is definitely going to be the next two weeks—going to Phoenix, the short track, a place where we have struggled lately—to see how we can turn that program around.”

Team Penske’s Joey Logano leads all drivers with 126 laps led this season but has yet to post a top-10 finish. His teammate Austin Cindric has led 106 laps but has just one top-10 result. Wood Brothers Racing’s Josh Berry has led 56 laps but is still searching for a top-10 finish.

Beyond Bell’s quest for history, British driver Katherine Legge will make her NASCAR Cup Series start, becoming just the eighth woman to start a race in the modern era (since 1972) and the first since Danica Patrick in the 2018 DAYTONA 500.

Legge will drive the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet, replacing regular driver BJ McLeod for the weekend. The 44-year-old has prior stock car experience, most recently competing in the ARCA season opener at Daytona, where she finished 39th after an early accident. She also has five NASCAR Xfinity Series starts, dating back to her 2018 debut at Mid-Ohio.

A veteran of open-wheel and sports car racing, Legge has raced two full IndyCar seasons (2006-07) and made four Indianapolis 500 starts, with a best finish of 22nd in 2012. She has more than 100 IMSA starts, earning four class wins and 18 podiums from 2007-2024. She made her Chili Bowl Nationals debut this year and is the first female driver inducted into the Long Beach Motorsports Hall of Fame.

Patrick was the last female driver to race at Phoenix, making 11 Cup Series starts at the track, with a best finish of 16th in 2015.

  • Phoenix Raceway
  • Shriners Children's 500
  • Busch Pole Award Pole Winner: William Byron
  • Age: 27
  • Team : No 24 - Z by HP Chevrolet
  • Owner: Rick Hendrick
  • Crew Chief: Rudy Fugle
  • William Byron won the Pole Award for the Shriners Children's 500 with a lap of 2693 seconds, 133680 mph
  • This is his 14th pole in 256 NASCAR Cup Series races
  • This is his first pole and second top-10 start in 2025
  • This is his second pole in 15 races at Phoenix Raceway
  • Joey Logano (second) posted his third top-10 start of 2025 and his 22nd in 33 races at Phoenix Raceway
  • Carson Hocevar (third) posted his second top-10 start at Phoenix Raceway It is his second in four races this season
  • Riley Herbst (18th) was the fastest qualifying rookie

  • Sunday, March 9th, 2025
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Holly Cain
Bell triumphs in Phoenix with dramatic win over teammate Hamlin

Christopher Bell prevailed in a dramatic side-by-side finish with his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin — the second-closest finish in Phoenix Raceway history — to earn Bell his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory this season, a record in the sport’s Next Gen Car era.

Bell’s No. 20 JGR Toyota went high alongside Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota as the two cars dueled it out in the final two corners of a two-lap shootout on the one-mile speedway. The 30-year-old Oklahoman claimed the historic win by a mere .049 seconds, marking his second straight victory in this spring race at Phoenix.

“How about that one, race fans? Oh my gosh!” a jubilant Bell shouted to the Phoenix crowd after collecting the winner’s checkered flag at the start-finish line.

“Whenever you’re sitting there dreaming it up, that’s about as ugly as it gets. You put the red [option] tires on, and you’re like, all right, what I don’t want to happen is go 20, 30 laps, get a yellow. That happened. Then we went 10 more laps, had another yellow.

“It was all about who could get clear on the restart. Neither of us could. We were racing really hard coming to the line. JGR ran 1-2 — how about that?”

Hamlin’s runner-up finish was disappointing in the moment but still his best of the early season in the No. 11 JGR Toyota, earning the team its first 1-2 finish of 2025. He led the white-flag lap but couldn’t fend off Bell, who drove the fastest car of the day, leading a race-high 103 of the 312 laps.

“Great job by the Sport Clips team, it got better as it went,” Hamlin said. “Pit crew did a phenomenal job keeping us in the game. We had a bad stop in the middle but made up for it in the end.

“[The end] was the first time we were able to get some clean air all day, and our car was really fast. I really wanted it to stay green because I thought that’s where we’d excel, especially on these tires. We got a good restart – the five [Kyle Larson] really gave me a good push on the frontstretch and down the backstretch. I had position on the 20, but I knew he was going to send it in there if he could. We just ran out of racetrack. But great finish.”

Team owner Joe Gibbs joked afterward that having his two drivers battle for the win and finish 1-2 was a huge positive, but it had him on pins and needles during the closing laps Sunday.

“It can be a tense Monday meeting if it doesn’t work out,” he said with a laugh.

Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson claimed third place, with Wood Brothers Racing’s Josh Berry and Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing’s Chris Buescher rounding out the top five. It was the best finish of the year for Berry and came on a busy afternoon where teams had to strategize using two kinds of tires — option (red) or primary (yellow) — for only the second time in Next Gen points-racing competition.

Goodyear allotted each team two sets of the option tires and six of the primary, with the idea that the red option tires were quicker but presented a challenge due to their quicker wear. The initial response to the extra element in the race was positive.

“Everything went according to plan at Phoenix, and the option tire worked very well,” Goodyear’s NASCAR project manager Mark Keto said after the race. “It gave teams a chance to vary their strategies and maximize their effectiveness to gain track position over teams that were on the primary tires.

“Teams were also able to manage their options once they got track position and make them last longer into a run. Overall, we were very happy with the balance and strategy of the prime/option tire setup and how it added to the racing all day.”

The tire option played into the race, with RFK Racing’s Ryan Preece, for example, switching early to the red tires and ultimately advancing more than 25 positions on track to lead 34 laps. Winning crew chief Adam Stevens said after the race that a lot was learned about the tires and hoped the series would be open to using them again. NASCAR will hold a closed tire test Monday at Phoenix.

Hendrick teammates William Byron and Alex Bowman finished sixth and seventh, followed by Richard Childress Racing’s Kyle Busch, Front Row Motorsports’ Zane Smith, and Hendrick’s Chase Elliott, rounding out the top 10. It was the third consecutive top 10 for two-time series champion Busch and a season-best finish for Smith.

“It was just crazy there at the end,” Byron said of the race strategy. “We restarted 21st and got into the top 10 pretty quickly. I feel like we probably used up a lot of tire on the reds to get those last few spots, so it was hard to get much more.

“I’m happy with it. The No. 24 Chevrolet team put together a good weekend. We learned a lot and got a solid finish, so that’s something to be proud of.”

Katherine Legge, a sports car race winner and former Indianapolis 500 starter, finished 30th on the 37-car grid in her NASCAR Cup Series debut, driving the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet. The British driver became only the eighth woman in NASCAR’s modern era (1972-present) to compete in the sport’s highest level, and the first since Danica Patrick raced in the 2018 DAYTONA 500.

One-mile tracks like Phoenix are not typically known for big multi-car accidents, but the “big one” in the desert occurred early in Sunday’s race. Spire Motorsports’ teammates Justin Haley and Carson Hocevar, along with Joe Gibbs Racing’s Chase Briscoe, made heavy contact racing four-wide out of Turn 2, ultimately collecting and eliminating five other cars from the race.

Despite the early end to his chances, Haley was impressed with the softer option tires.

“I wish I would have been on the option tires the whole time and everyone else on the primaries,” Haley said. “They just make you feel like Superman. I like the tire. I honestly feel like we should go to them everywhere. They make the cars drive a lot better. I don’t know if that’s what you want, but it will be interesting to see how it plays out.”

Bell now heads to the 1.5-mile Las Vegas high banks next week, hoping to match a milestone set by NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott, who is the only driver to win four of a season’s first five races, doing so in 1992.

  • Drivers Entered: 37
  • Laps Scheduled: 312
  • Margin of Victory: 0.049 Seconds
  • Time of Race: 3 Hours 23 Minutes 10 Seconds
  • Average Speed: 92.141
  • Cautions: 10 for 73 laps
  • Lead Changes: 17
  • Green Flag Passes: 2,294 (9.6 passes per green flag lap)

  • Phoenix Raceway
  • Shriners Children's 500
  • Race Winner: Christopher Bell
  • Age: 30
  • Team : No 20 - Reser's Fine Foods Toyota
  • Owner: Joe Gibbs
  • Crew Chief: Adam Stevens
  • Christopher Bell won the Shriners Children's 500, his 12th victory in 184 Cup Series races
  • This is his third victory and third top-10 finish in 2025
  • This is his second victory and seventh top-10 finish in 11 races at Phoenix Raceway
  • Denny Hamlin (second) posted his 23rd top-10 finish in 40 races at Phoenix Raceway It is his second top-10 finish in 2025
  • Kyle Larson (third) posted his 14th top-10 finish in 22 races at Phoenix Raceway
  • Shane Van Gisbergen (31st) was the highest finishing rookie
  • William Byron leads the point standings by 13 points over Christopher Bell
  • Bell is the first driver to win three straight races in the Next Gen car; last driver to win three straight was Kyle Larson in 2021
  • Bell is the second Joe Gibbs Racing driver to win at least three straight races (Kyle Busch in 2015)
  • Bell is the fourth driver to win three times through four races (Kevin Harvick in 2018, Bill Elliott in 1992, Herb Thomas in 1954)
  • Three of the four Cup Series races of 2025 have ended with a last lap pass, Bell has won two of the three
A detail view of Goodyear Eagle option tire
Avondale, Arizona - March 9, 2025 : A detail view of Goodyear Eagle option tire during practice for the NASCAR Xfinity Series GOVX 200 at Phoenix Raceway.
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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
Shriners Children's 500 at Phoenix Raceway 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
Kyle Larson 17 3 Running 5 35.218 2 10.432 5 45.650 1 45.098 46.137
Chase Elliott 6 10 Running 5 35.240 4 10.416 4 45.656 2 45.397 45.971
Bubba Wallace 19 29 Accident 4 35.504 11 10.320 2 45.824 3 45.131 47.342
William Byron 1 6 Running 5 35.164 1 10.684 10 45.848 4 45.441 46.458
Daniel Suarez 31 23 Running 5 35.776 18 10.184 1 45.960 5 44.294 47.266
Denny Hamlin 10 2 Running 5 35.373 6 10.592 8 45.965 6 44.902 48.380
Christopher Bell 11 1 Running 5 35.402 7 10.592 8 45.994 7 45.031 47.177
Alex Bowman 32 7 Running 6 35.755 17 10.390 3 46.145 8 45.462 46.942
Josh Berry 4 4 Running 4 35.621 12 10.580 7 46.201 9 45.591 46.718
Joey Logano 2 13 Running 6 35.294 5 10.990 15 46.284 10 45.694 47.141
Ryan Blaney 12 28 Engine 5 35.641 14 10.684 10 46.325 11 45.613 46.655
Chris Buescher 13 5 Running 5 35.424 8 10.988 14 46.412 12 45.430 48.956
Austin Cindric 14 19 Running 6 36.059 21 10.483 6 46.543 13 45.768 47.207
Carson Hocevar 3 36 Accident 2 35.843 19 10.780 12 46.623 14 44.998 48.247
Ryan Preece 28 15 Running 7 35.721 15 10.943 13 46.664 15 45.493 49.010
Kyle Busch 15 8 Running 5 35.233 3 11.860 20 47.093 16 45.142 51.742
Shane van Gisbergen 29 31 Accident 2 36.111 23 11.010 16 47.121 17 47.062 47.180
Brad Keselowski 20 33 Accident 2 35.726 16 11.720 19 47.446 18 47.330 47.561
Ross Chastain 24 11 Running 8 36.067 22 11.535 18 47.602 19 45.799 53.693
Todd Gilliland 27 17 Running 5 35.490 10 12.168 24 47.658 20 47.194 48.052
Chase Briscoe 30 35 Accident 3 35.628 13 12.067 23 47.694 21 46.038 50.386
Tyler Reddick 9 20 Running 8 36.829 32 11.440 17 48.269 22 45.509 53.182
Noah Gragson 33 26 Running 4 36.249 26 12.040 22 48.289 23 46.695 51.611
Erik Jones 5 18 Running 7 36.411 28 11.971 21 48.383 24 46.732 53.238
Riley Herbst 18 37 Accident 3 36.264 27 12.300 25 48.564 25 47.115 50.509
Austin Dillon 21 12 Running 3 35.971 20 13.280 27 49.251 26 46.833 53.177
Zane Smith 26 9 Running 5 36.427 29 12.832 26 49.259 27 41.687 58.950
Justin Haley 8 34 Accident 2 36.510 31 13.380 28 49.890 28 49.784 49.996
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 22 21 Running 4 35.442 9 14.460 31 49.902 29 47.784 51.541
Cole Custer 23 32 Accident 3 36.223 24 14.293 30 50.517 30 46.629 56.143
Ty Dillon 25 16 Running 5 37.287 33 13.928 29 51.215 31 47.989 59.997
AJ Allmendinger 16 22 Running 4 36.451 30 15.095 33 51.546 32 47.251 62.710
John Hunter Nemechek 36 14 Running 4 36.231 25 16.540 36 52.771 33 47.580 58.852
Cody Ware 35 24 Running 7 38.901 37 14.571 32 53.473 34 49.380 66.740
Ty Gibbs 34 25 Accident 4 37.886 34 15.825 34 53.711 35 47.958 63.433
Michael McDowell 7 27 Running 5 38.056 35 16.224 35 54.280 36 51.368 58.394
Katherine Legge 37 30 Accident 3 38.181 36 18.560 37 56.741 37 54.857 59.096

Pit Stop Detailed Report

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

Shriners Children's 500 at Phoenix Raceway Pit Stop Detail
DRIVER LDR LAP DRV LAP DRV TIME CREW TIME TOT TIME TYPE
AJ Allmendinger 189 188 36.511 10.740 47.251 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 64 64 36.160 11.760 47.920 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 265 264 35.982 12.320 48.302 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 93 93 37.150 25.560 62.710 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 93 93 35.730 11.600 47.330 4-wheel change
Brad Keselowski 64 64 35.721 11.840 47.561 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 93 93 35.262 9.640 44.902 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 269 269 35.328 9.940 45.268 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 216 216 35.230 10.380 45.610 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 64 64 35.624 10.040 45.664 4-wheel change
Denny Hamlin 188 188 35.420 12.960 48.380 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 291 291 35.234 10.460 45.694 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 93 93 35.444 10.480 45.924 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 269 269 35.229 10.740 45.969 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 188 188 35.158 10.980 46.138 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 216 216 35.078 11.760 46.838 4-wheel change
Joey Logano 64 64 35.621 11.520 47.141 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 188 188 35.102 10.040 45.142 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 64 64 35.412 10.680 46.092 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 93 93 35.164 10.940 46.104 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 216 216 34.927 11.460 46.387 4-wheel change
Kyle Busch 269 269 35.562 16.180 51.742 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 217 196 36.628 14.740 51.368 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 64 64 36.451 15.380 51.831 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 156 136 37.987 16.020 54.007 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 293 271 40.741 15.060 55.801 4-wheel change
Michael McDowell 92 91 38.474 19.920 58.394 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 64 64 35.993 10.840 46.833 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 93 93 35.743 12.000 47.743 4-wheel change
Austin Dillon 188 188 36.177 17.000 53.177 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 292 291 35.204 12.580 47.784 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 64 64 35.227 13.580 48.807 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 189 188 35.717 15.760 51.477 4-wheel change
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 259 258 35.621 15.920 51.541 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 269 269 35.058 10.040 45.098 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 216 216 34.956 10.380 45.336 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 93 93 35.357 10.460 45.817 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 188 188 35.223 10.640 45.863 4-wheel change
Kyle Larson 64 64 35.497 10.640 46.137 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 216 216 35.462 10.000 45.462 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 188 188 35.658 10.320 45.978 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 6 6 35.940 10.160 46.100 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 269 269 35.419 10.740 46.159 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 93 93 35.610 10.620 46.230 4-wheel change
Alex Bowman 64 64 36.442 10.500 46.942 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 216 216 35.593 10.020 45.613 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 93 93 35.693 10.660 46.353 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 269 269 35.728 10.740 46.468 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 64 64 35.454 11.080 46.534 4-wheel change
Ryan Blaney 188 188 35.735 10.920 46.655 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 102 102 36.629 11.360 47.989 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 269 269 36.089 11.960 48.049 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 93 93 36.019 12.980 48.999 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 65 65 37.883 13.160 51.043 4-wheel change
Ty Dillon 217 217 39.817 20.180 59.997 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 263 262 35.217 10.180 45.397 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 188 188 35.193 10.340 45.533 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 93 93 35.262 10.420 45.682 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 64 64 35.335 10.360 45.695 4-wheel change
Chase Elliott 216 216 35.191 10.780 45.971 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 64 64 35.290 10.140 45.430 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 188 188 35.372 10.160 45.532 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 269 269 35.407 10.620 46.027 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 93 93 35.477 10.640 46.117 4-wheel change
Chris Buescher 216 216 35.576 13.380 48.956 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 64 64 35.812 10.920 46.732 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 216 216 35.897 11.040 46.937 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 269 269 36.525 10.560 47.085 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 306 306 36.398 10.800 47.198 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 93 93 35.514 12.300 47.814 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 189 189 38.336 11.340 49.676 4-wheel change
Erik Jones 291 291 36.398 16.840 53.238 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 216 216 35.513 9.980 45.493 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 291 291 35.706 10.160 45.866 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 93 93 35.683 10.520 46.203 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 188 188 35.760 10.460 46.220 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 64 64 35.770 10.920 46.690 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 11 11 35.786 11.380 47.166 4-wheel change
Ryan Preece 269 269 35.830 13.180 49.010 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 272 268 36.074 8.220 44.294 Left-sides only
Daniel Suarez 188 188 35.332 10.180 45.512 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 93 93 35.524 10.200 45.724 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 64 64 36.545 10.460 47.005 4-wheel change
Daniel Suarez 292 288 35.406 11.860 47.266 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 102 102 38.920 10.460 49.380 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 11 11 38.001 12.140 50.141 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 94 93 37.678 12.640 50.318 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 65 64 38.316 12.940 51.256 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 270 264 39.840 11.620 51.460 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 189 187 38.415 16.600 55.015 4-wheel change
Cody Ware 217 215 41.140 25.600 66.740 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 269 269 35.359 10.440 45.799 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 188 188 35.704 10.800 46.504 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 93 93 35.961 10.560 46.521 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 64 64 35.670 11.280 46.950 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 216 216 35.569 11.420 46.989 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 306 306 36.254 10.900 47.154 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 291 291 35.942 11.260 47.202 4-wheel change
Ross Chastain 66 66 38.073 15.620 53.693 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 93 93 35.591 9.540 45.131 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 216 216 35.316 9.960 45.276 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 64 64 35.806 9.740 45.546 4-wheel change
Bubba Wallace 188 188 35.302 12.040 47.342 4-wheel change
William Byron 188 188 35.141 10.300 45.441 4-wheel change
William Byron 216 216 35.249 10.380 45.629 4-wheel change
William Byron 64 64 35.317 10.340 45.657 4-wheel change
William Byron 265 265 35.034 11.020 46.054 4-wheel change
William Byron 93 93 35.078 11.380 46.458 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 64 64 35.909 10.720 46.629 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 93 93 35.718 13.060 48.778 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 11 11 37.043 19.100 56.143 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 216 216 35.589 9.920 45.509 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 188 188 35.911 10.220 46.131 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 93 93 35.780 10.500 46.280 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 64 64 35.749 10.620 46.369 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 269 269 36.029 11.380 47.409 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 306 306 37.693 12.760 50.453 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 292 292 37.982 12.840 50.822 4-wheel change
Tyler Reddick 273 273 39.902 13.280 53.182 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 93 93 36.444 13.340 49.784 4-wheel change
Justin Haley 64 64 36.576 13.420 49.996 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 269 269 36.240 11.340 47.580 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 93 93 35.901 15.380 51.281 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 189 188 36.709 16.660 53.369 4-wheel change
John Hunter Nemechek 64 64 36.072 22.780 58.852 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 216 216 35.351 9.680 45.031 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 269 269 35.335 9.960 45.295 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 93 93 35.426 10.660 46.086 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 64 64 35.600 10.780 46.380 4-wheel change
Christopher Bell 188 188 35.297 11.880 47.177 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 269 269 35.728 10.040 45.768 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 291 291 35.959 10.060 46.019 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 188 188 35.901 10.200 46.101 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 93 93 36.056 10.920 46.976 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 216 216 36.425 10.760 47.185 4-wheel change
Austin Cindric 64 64 36.287 10.920 47.207 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 93 93 35.358 10.680 46.038 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 64 64 35.659 11.000 46.659 4-wheel change
Chase Briscoe 6 6 35.866 14.520 50.386 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 93 93 35.575 11.120 46.695 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 64 64 36.328 10.760 47.088 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 292 283 35.903 11.860 47.763 4-wheel change
Noah Gragson 152 144 37.191 14.420 51.611 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 93 93 36.175 10.940 47.115 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 64 64 36.568 11.500 48.068 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 11 11 36.049 14.460 50.509 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 93 93 35.987 5.700 41.687 Right-sides only
Zane Smith 188 188 36.386 11.840 48.226 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 64 64 36.505 11.860 48.365 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 269 269 36.426 12.640 49.066 4-wheel change
Zane Smith 216 216 36.830 22.120 58.950 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 188 188 35.311 10.280 45.591 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 216 216 35.621 10.180 45.801 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 269 269 35.812 10.880 46.692 4-wheel change
Josh Berry 64 64 35.738 10.980 46.718 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 93 93 35.458 12.500 47.958 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 189 188 36.434 13.420 49.854 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 270 270 35.498 18.100 53.598 4-wheel change
Ty Gibbs 64 64 44.153 19.280 63.433 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 64 64 35.314 11.880 47.194 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 11 11 35.557 11.840 47.397 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 106 106 35.488 12.240 47.728 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 263 262 35.638 12.280 47.918 4-wheel change
Todd Gilliland 93 93 35.452 12.600 48.052 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 93 93 35.478 9.520 44.998 4-wheel change
Carson Hocevar 64 64 36.207 12.040 48.247 4-wheel change
Katherine Legge 65 63 37.297 17.560 54.857 4-wheel change
Katherine Legge 94 92 39.131 17.140 56.271 4-wheel change
Katherine Legge 5 5 38.116 20.980 59.096 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 93 93 36.122 10.940 47.062 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 64 64 36.100 11.080 47.180 4-wheel change