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NASCAR Live Race Updates: Wurth 400 at Texas

Toby Christie

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Welcome to the Racing America On SI Live Race Updates page for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway.

Be sure to refresh this post throughout Sunday's race as the Live Race Updates story will be updated regularly with the biggest moments from the 400-mile race around the 1.5-mile oval in Fort Worth, Texas, including lead changes, crash replays, the winner of the race, finishing results, and more.

  1. Final Stage Updates
  2. Stage 2 Updates
  3. Stage 1 Updates
  4. Pre-Race Updates

Final Stage Updates

Lap 271: Joey Logano Takes First Win of Season

The defending NASCAR Cup Series champion, Joey Logano has punched his ticket into the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs with a win over Ross Chastain in Overtime in Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway.

Ryan Blaney came home third ahead of Kyle Larson, and Erik Jones, who notched an impressive fifth.

Wurth 400 Race Results

Fin

Car

Driver

Team

Diff

1

22

Joey Logano

Team Penske

--

2

1

Ross Chastain

Trackhouse Racing

0.346

3

12

Ryan Blaney

Team Penske

0.776

4

5

Kyle Larson

Hendrick Motorsports

1.655

5

43

Erik Jones

LEGACY MOTOR CLUB

1.828

6

47

Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

HYAK Motorsports

1.937

7

3

Austin Dillon

Richard Childress Racing

2.126

8

42

John Hunter Nemechek

LEGACY MOTOR CLUB

2.202

9

20

Christopher Bell

Joe Gibbs Racing

2.303

10

99

Daniel Suarez

Trackhouse Racing

2.347

Click here for the full race results

Lap 270: Back to Green in Overtime!

Joey Logano gets a push from Ross Chastain and he is side-by-side with his teammate Ryan Blaney into Turn 1, but Logano takes control of the lead. Ross Chastain moves past Blaney into the runner-up spot as they come to the white flag.

Lap 265: McDowell Crashes From Third

After losing the lead, Michael McDowell has crashed hard on the exit of Turn 2. The driver of the No. 71 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet, who was on older tires than his competitors, says the dirty air off the Penske cars in front of him caused him to lose control of his car, and he pounded the outside wall.

Joey Logano leads Ryan Blaney, Ross Chastain, Erik Jones, and Kyle Larson heading into Overtime.

Lap 264: Logano Outduels McDowell for Lead

Joey Logano was chasing Michael McDowell for several laps, and he finally got around him with a move off of Turn 2 on Lap 264. McDowell got trapped on the outside, and was also passed by Ryan Blaney for the second spot.

Lap 257: Back to Green (Again)!

Michael McDowell had a much better restart this time around, but Ryan Blaney charged ahead of McDowell down the backstretch. However, McDowell drove his No. 71 car super deep into Turns 3 and 4, and reclaimed the lead from Blaney.

McDowell is nine laps from a win.

Lap 253: Back to Green!

Michael McDowell fires off on the restart, but Ryan Blaney gets a really good restart on the outside lane. The battle is now on between McDowell and Blaney for the lead with 15 laps to go. Blaney leads Lap 253, but Tyler Reddick goes for a spin heading into Turn 1, and McDowell was narrowly leading at the previous scoring loop and will retain the lead!

NASCAR confirms that McDowell's lead at the scoring loop over Blaney was 0.001 seconds.

With 10 laps to go on the next restart, McDowell will lead Blaney, Joey Logano, Kyle Larson, Ross Chastain, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Erik Jones, Daniel Suarez, John Hunter Nemechek, and Christopher Bell.

Lap 247: Another Multi-Car Melee on Backstretch Brings Out Caution

Brad Keselowski, who was having the best run of what has been a disappointing 2025 season, lost control of his No. 6 RFK Racing Ford on the exit of Turn 2 on Lap 247. As Keselowski spun and collided with the inside wall, Austin Cindric, Cole Custer, and Kyle Busch also got swept up trying to take evasive action.

Lap 244: Back to Green!

With 23 laps to go, we are back to green, and wake up, we have a potential spoiler alert! Michael McDowell charged from the runner-up spot to the race lead. Now, Larson is having a hard time trying to fend off all of the challengers behind him.

Lap 237: Hocevar, Preece, Ware Crash

What had been a decent day for polesitter Carson Hocevar ended up spiraling out of control in a hurry. After being trapped a lap down during a caution in the middle of the green flag pit sequence earlier, the driver was back onto the lead lap with the free pass.

However, on Lap 237, Hocevar's car washed up the track on the exit of Turn 2, where he collided with Ryan Preece. Preece and Hocevar would go spinning, and in the carnage, Cody Ware would go spinning off the front bumper of Kyle Busch's No. 8 Chevrolet.

Kyle Larson continues to lead this race over Ryan Blaney, Michael McDowell, Tyler Reddick, and Joey Logano.

Erik Jones, Ross Chastain, John Hunter Nemechek, and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. make up the back half of the top-10 runners going into this caution.

Lap 235: Back to Green!

Kyle Larson once again pulls out into the lead on this restart, and McDowell, who did a good job holding onto the second position on two tires on the previous restart, is unable to hold Ryan Blaney off this time. Blaney moves into the runner-up spot with 32 laps to go.

Lap 229: Kyle Busch Spins From Third

Kyle Busch had just done an incredible job putting himself in a position to contend for a win in the closing laps of the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway as he had moved to third-place on a Lap 225 restart.

However, Busch slipped up too high in Turns 3 and 4 on Lap 229, got into the dusty area of the track, and lost control. Busch would spin in Turn 4, and would be narrowly missed by Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who was driving through the site of Busch's spinning car.

Lap 225: Back to Green!

Kyle Larson has taken control of the race as the leader, but due to some stumbling on the restart, Michael McDowell has been able to successfully maintain second place on two tires. Kyle Busch was able to work his way around Tyler Reddick and Ryan Blaney and now runs in the third position.

Lap 221: Larson Wins Race Off Pit Road; McDowell to P2

Kyle Larson will remain the leader of the Wurth 400 when we go back to green following the Jesse Love spin, which brought out the seventh caution of the race. Michael McDowell took two tires under this caution, and will restart from the runner-up position.

Ryan Blaney, Kyle Busch, and Joey Logano are the remainder of the top-five.

Ryan Preece, Todd Gilliland, Ty Gibbs, Carson Hocevar, William Byron, Austin Cindric, and Chase Elliott all took the wave around under the caution and will restart from 21st to 27th on the lead lap.

Lap 218: Love Brings Out Caution in Middle of Green Flag Pit Sequence

Jesse Love, who is making his second NASCAR Cup Series start, lost control of his No. 62 Beard Motorsports Chevrolet while racing side-by-side with Shane van Gisbergen on the backstretch on Lap 218. Love, who had been running inside of the top-30, collided with the inside wall on the backstretch.

While several contenders such as Ryan Preece, Todd Gilliland, Ty Gibbs, Carson Hocevar, William Byron, Austin Cindric, and Chase Elliott were trapped a lap down due to already making their pit stops under green flag conditions.

Kyle Larson continues to lead this race over Ryan Blaney, Tyler Reddick, Joey Logano, and Kyle Busch.

Lap 200: Byron Hits Pit Road

After dropping from the lead to 13th, William Byron and Rudy Fugle have elected to bring the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet for what could be their final pit stop of the day. The team will hope adjustments to counter the right front damage as well as fresh tires can help them cycle out ahead in the running order.

Lap 190: Larson to the Lead; Gibbs to P2

Kyle Larson has gotten around his Hendrick Motorsports teammate William Byron for the race lead on Lap 190, and Ty Gibbs followed him through to the runner-up spot.

Gibbs is seeking his first career NASCAR Cup Series win in his 98th career start. After a sluggish start to the season, Gibbs has come on strong recently. Gibbs came into this weekend's race with a 10.5 average finish over his last four starts.

Ryan Blaney, who has shown to have a very fast car, has also worked around Byron into the fourth position.

Lap 179: Back to Green!

William Byron was able to hold off Chase Elliott, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate, to maintain the lead on the restart, but Elliott gave him a heck of a run for it. A couple of laps later, Elliott slid up in Turn 4, and nearly collided with the wall.

Elliott had to pull out of the throttle, and has dropped to 13th from the runner-up spot. Meanwhile, Ryan Blaney, and Carson Hocevar are fightin hard for the fifth position.

Lap 172: Multi-Car Melee Brings Caution Back Out

William Byron, who told his team on the radio that his car was destroyed after the pit road incident, pulled away from the field with the lead on the restart on Lap 172 of the Wurth 400.

As the field reached the backstretch on the first lap of green flag, contact from Joey Logano sent Bubba Wallace spinning from the seventh position. As Wallace spun, several others collided with each other in an effort to avoid the crash.

As Wallace spun to the inside of the track, he collided with Noah Gragson, and then the inside wall. The contact with Gragson sent the driver of the No. 4 skidding back across the track, and all sorts of chaos erupted from there.

AJ Allmendinger's No. 16 car went flying up into the air, and came back down hard, while Alex Bowman suffered front end damage as he was slammed into by Chad Finchum, who was trying to thread the needle through the accident scene.

Lap 167: William Byron Wins Race Off Pit Road; Spins Cole Custer

William Byron has won the race off of pit road under the caution leading into the final Stage of Sunday's Wurth 400. Byron gained six spots on pit road. As Byron was exiting his pit stall though, he collided with Cole Custer's No. 41 Haas Factory team Ford, which sent Custer spinning into his pit stall.

Chase Elliott gained 16 spots on pit road and will restart second, while Austin Cindric moved up 11 spots and was the third driver off of pit road.

Kyle Larson, the Stage 2 winner, will restart from the fourth spot, and Tyler Reddick will be fifth.

Kyle Busch, who earned a Stage Point with a 10th-place finish in Stage 2, will restart from the 26th position after sliding through his pit stall, which led to a lot of lost ground on pit road.

Stage 2 Updates

Lap 165: Kyle Larson Takes Stage 2 Win Under Caution

While a caution for debris from Chris Buescher's No. 17 RFK Racing Ford brought out the caution and secured the Stage 2 Win for Kyle Larson, the Hendrick Motorsports driver was likely going to win the Stage regardless, as he had flawlessly kept Tyler Reddick at bay.

Wurth 400 Stage 2 Results

Fin

Car

Driver

Stage Points

Playoff Pts

1

5

Kyle Larson

10

1

2

45

Tyler Reddick

9

--

3

48

Alex Bowman

8

--

4

60

Ryan Preece

7

--

5

23

Bubba Wallace

6

--

6

77

Carson Hocevar

5

--

7

24

William Byron

4

--

8

12

Ryan Blaney

3

--

9

22

Joey Logano

2

--

10

8

Kyle Busch

1

--

Lap 162: Caution for Debris

Chris Buescher, who was running third in the closing laps of Stage 2 of the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway, suffered a flat right-rear tire. Buescher was shaking his No. 17 RFK Racing Ford back and forth hoping to have enough debris fly off for NASCAR to call a race-saving caution.

He was successful as the tire carcass flew off into the racing groove in Turn 4 to bring out the caution.

This will secure the Stage 2 Win for Kyle Larson. Buescher, who lost a lap, is not eligible for the free pass, but he was able to keep himself from losing multiple laps.

Lap 142: Three Cars Under a Blanket For the Lead

With 24 laps remaining in Stage 2 of the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway, Kyle Larson is in defense mode as Tyler Reddick has closed in on him for the race lead. As Larson has begun to mirror drive to impact Reddick's air on the front of his car, Chris Buescher has also closed in. We now have a three-driver battle for the Stage Win forming.

Lap 134: Reddick to P2

Tyler Reddick quickly disposed of Ryan Preece for the runner-up spot, and now the driver of the No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota, who came on strong at the end of Stage 1 of Sunday's Wurth 400, will look to chase down Kyle Larson for the Stage 2 win.

With just over 30 laps left in the Stage, Reddick is within striking distance of Larson.

Lap 132: Back to Green!

Todd Gilliland got an excellent initial restart on Lap 132, but he was unable to get back to the finish line as the leader as he was eaten up by the drivers on fresh tires behind him. Kyle Larson has moved into the lead, and he is now followed by Ryan Preece, Tyler Reddick, Carson Hocevar, and Chris Buescher inside the top-five.

Lap 128: Gilliland Chooses to Not Pit, Gains Lead Under Caution

Todd Gilliland has moved into the lead of the Wurth 400 for the first time on the day, becoming the seventh different leader through the opening 128 laps of the event. The driver of the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford remained on track, while the field pitted under the caution for Josh Berry's spin.

Kyle Larson won the race off of pit road, and will lineup alongside Gilliland on the restart.

Lap 125: Josh Berry Crashes From Lead

Well, well, well. Josh Berry had roughly a 0.750-second lead over Kyle Larson in the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway when he made a mistake while trying to pass Cody Ware's lapped car in the outside groove in Turn 4.

Berry would lose control, and he would back his No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford Mustang Dark Horse hard into the outside wall to bring out the fourth caution of the race.

With Berry crashing, this handed Kyle Larson the lead for the first time in this race, and we're up to six lead changes among six drivers in the early portion of the Wurth 400.

Lap 95: Berry Holds Larson Off

Josh Berry has officially taken control of this race after fending off Kyle Larson, who pressured him heavily in the opening couple of laps of green flag action following the caution for Chase Briscoe's incident.

Lap 88: Briscoe Brings Out Third Caution

Chase Briscoe lost control of his No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota on the exit of Turn 4 on Lap 88 of the Wurth 400, and was unable to wrangle the car. Briscoe would collide slightly with NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year contender Riley Herbst, before spinning nose-first into the outside wall on the frontstretch.

Josh Berry continues to lead the race after gaining the lead on pit road during the last caution, but Kyle Larson is now up to the second position.

Lap 84: Josh Berry Wins Race Off Pit Road

Josh Berry, who won at the 1.5-mile Las Vegas Motor Speedway for his first NASCAR Cup Series win earlier this season, took the lead in Sunday's Wurth 400 at the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway for the first time as he won the race off of pit road under caution on Lap 84.

Berry will lead Austin Cindric, Kyle Larson, Chris Buescher, and Tyler Reddick when the race goes back to green.

Stage 1 Updates

Lap 80: Austin Cindric Takes Stage 1 Win Under Caution

Thanks to the assistance of the blown engine for Denny Hamlin on Lap 75, Austin Cindric was able to hang on to win the opening Stage of Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. Cindric, who was under fire from hard-charging Tyler Reddick for the race lead, took the Stage 1 win under caution as safety crews worked on cleaning up fluid from Hamlin's blown engine.

Wurth 400 Stage 1 Results

Fin

Car

Driver

Stage Points

Playoff Pts

1

2

Austin Cindric

10

1

2

45

Tyler Reddick

9

--

3

21

Josh Berry

8

--

4

5

Kyle Larson

7

--

5

17

Chris Buescher

6

--

6

77

Carson Hocevar

5

--

7

24

William Byron

4

--

8

54

Ty Gibbs

3

--

9

71

Michael McDowell

2

--

10

43

Erik Jones

1

--

Lap 75: Denny Hamlin Brings Out Second Caution

We're back under caution again as Tyler Reddick was working on passing Austin Cindric for the lead of the race on Lap 75. Denny Hamlin, who owns Reddick's No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota, had a massive engine detonation, which led to a fire under the car, and Hamlin spun in his own oil heading into Turn 1.

Hamlin was able to avoid colliding with anything, but the day appears to be done for the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing driver and team.

With the caution coming out, the determination of the race leader went back to the last scoring loop that was crossed by Cindric, and Reddick, which allowed Cindric to hold onto the race lead. With less than five laps to go in the Stage.

Lap 73: Reddick Up to Second, and Pressuring for Lead

Tyler Reddick has moved up to the second position, and he is now pressing Austin Cindric for the race lead with eight laps left in the opening Stage of the race.

Lap 67: Tyler Reddick Rocketing to the Front

Tyler Reddick restarted from the 13th position after the pit sequence during the opening caution flag of the Wurth 400. With under 15 laps remaining in the opening Stage, Reddick has now moved his No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota up to the fifth position after getting around Carson Hocevar and William Byron in consecutive laps.

Lap 63: Chase Elliott Movin' On Up

After notching the 29th starting spot for Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas, a race that he is a defending winner of, it looked like it was going to be a tough road for Chase Elliott if he wanted to defend his win from a season ago. However, Elliott sits 16th, up 13 spots from where he began the day, and there is a lot of race left to go with Stage 1 still ongoing.

Lap 52: Closing in On End of Stage 1

With under 30 laps remaining in Stage 1 of Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway, Austin Cindric continues to lead the race after gaining the lead with a two-tire call on pit road under the race's first caution. Josh Berry is within a half-second of Cindric in the runner-up spot, and Chris Buescher is hanging tough less than a second behind the race leader.

Kyle Larson currently runs fourth, and Carson Hocevar, who led the opening 22 laps from the pole is fifth.

Denny Hamlin, Ryan Blaney, John Hunter Nemechek, and Ty Dillon, who were all penalized under the pit stops during the caution have tried to move forward, but the process is proving to be tough.

Blaney is 25th, Hamlin is 26th, Nemechek is 33rd, and Dillon is 34th.

Lap 26: Back to Green!

Austin Cindric, and Josh Berry lead the field into Turn 1, as the Wurth 400 is back under the green flag following the first caution flag period of the race.

Lap 24: Lead Change as Hamlin Crew Mixed Up Signals

Denny Hamlin was apparently supposed to pit with the rest of the field on the pit sequence under caution, but the team mixed up their communication. Hamlin has now come to pit road, which has relinquished the lead to Austin Cindric, who leads for the first time today.

Hamlin was busted for speeding, but was already going to drop to the rear for pitting under a closed pit road. Ryan Blaney, John Hunter Nemechek, and Ty Dillon also had pit road penalties, which dropped them to the rear.

Lap 23: Lead Change!

Denny Hamlin took the race lead after he decided to stay on the racetrack under this caution, while everybody else hit pit road.

Austin Cindric, Josh Berry, and Chris Buescher, who elected to take two tires on the round of pit stops, came off of pit road first, second, and third. Carson Hocevar, the race leader, was fourth off of pit road, but was the first driver who took four tires.

Lap 21: Gragson Brings Out First Caution

While attempting to get around Daniel Suarez in the outside lane in Turn 2 on Lap 21, Noah Gragson lost control of his No. 4 Front Row Motorsports Ford Mustang Dark Horse, and went for a spin to bring out the first caution of the race.

Gragson was able to steer, and gas up his car, which was backing toward the outside wall enough to keep it from slamming into the outside wall, and his car spun harmlessly to the apron on the inside of the track.

Lap 16: Hocevar Continues to Lead From Pole

Carson Hocevar has dominated the opening laps of the Wurth 400 at Texas, and he has now stretched his race lead out to 1.801 seconds over William Byron on Lap 16. Austin Cindric sits third, Michael McDowell is fourth, and Kyle Larson is in fifth.

Lap 6: Daniel Suarez, and Joey Logano on the Move Early

Daniel Suarez (started 25th) and Joey Logano (started 27th) have made some ground up in the opening laps of the Wurth 400 at a Texas Motor Speedway track, which has proven to be tough to make passes at.

Suarez and Logano have both sliced forward six spots from their starting positions. Suarez runs 19th, while Logano is up to 21st.

Green Flag!

First-time NASCAR Cup Series polesitter Carson Hocevar and William Byron lead the field into Turn 1 on the opening lap of Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. Byron got a great initial start and clung to the side of Hocevar's No. 77 car from the finish line to the backstretch, but Hocevar pulled forward with the lead going into Turns 3 and 4 to lead the opening lap.

Pre-Race Updates

3:32 PM ET: Shea Whigham Delivers Command to Start Engines

Actor Shea Whigham, who stars in the upcoming film Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, delivered the command to start engines for Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. The cars have come to life, and will roll onto the 1.5-mile speedway momentarily to perform the pace laps ahead of today's 267-lap event.

3:25 PM ET: National Anthem Complete!

Corporal Don Graves, a 100-year-old survivor of Iwo Jima, delivered the United States National Anthem ahead of Sunday's Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. Up next will be the command to start engines.

No Cars To The Rear

NASCAR has confirmed that currently, no drivers will have to drop to the rear of the field prior to the green flag of Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway.

NASCAR has also revealed the official pre-race festivities schedule:

  • 2:30 PM ET: Driver's Meeting
  • 2:55 PM ET: Driver Introductions
  • 3:24 PM ET: Invocation
  • 3:25 PM ET: National Anthem
  • 3:32 PM ET: Command to Start Engines
  • 3:43 PM ET: Green Flag

Sunday's pit road speed limit has been set at 45 mph, and the pace car will travel around the 1.5-mile speedway at 55 mph. The estimated fuel window for the NASCAR Cup Series car at Texas is 75 laps.

Wurth 400 Race Info

The Wurth 400 will be televised on FS1 and can be streamed on the FOX Sports App with a valid television provider login. Television coverage of the event will begin at 3:30 PM ET. The Performance Racing Network (PRN) and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio will provide the event radio broadcast.

For subscribers of the Max streaming service, NASCAR Driver Cam, which streams live in-car camera footage from every car in the field, will be available for today's race.

The overall race purse, which teams will fight for their portion of in Sunday's race is a total of $11,055,250.

The race distance is 267 laps around the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway, which equates to a 400.5-mile race distance.

The race will be broken into three Stages. Stage 1 will end at the conclusion of Lap 80, Stage 2 will end at the conclusion of Lap 165, and the race is scheduled to finish at the end of Lap 267, barring an overtime finish.

The winner of Stages 1 and 2 will be awarded one Playoff Point, and the overall race winner will be awarded five Playoff points. The Playoff Points will be added to the reseeded point totals if the drivers make it into the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, and the Playoff Points will be carried through each round of the Playoffs.

The top-10 finishers in Stages 1 and 2 will also receive regular-season championship points. The Stage Winners will receive 10 points for the Stage Win, and the point total will decrease by one point for the top-10 finishers in each Stage.

Chase Elliott is the defending race winner of the Wurth 400 at Texas. Elliott will start from the 29th position driving the No. 9 NAPA 100 Chevrolet Camaro for Hendrick Motorsports.

Carson Hocevar Scores First Pole of Cup Series Career

On Saturday, Spire Motorsports driver Carson Hocevar flashed incredible speed in his No. 77 Chili's Ride the Dente Chevrolet. Hocevar paced practice, and followed his success in practice with an eye-opening 28.175-second (191.659 mph) lap time on his pole-winning run in qualifying.

The lap, which bested Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron by 0.014 seconds, was the fastest turned at Texas Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series since the 2018 season.

At a track, where passing is incredibly difficult, Hocevar will start with the best track position imaginable, but the 22-year-old is also quite excited about the prospect of utlizing the No. 1 pit stall on pit road in Sunday's race.

"What better place to get on a pole. I'm normally so hard on myself, and I still didn't think I nailed that lap at all. Super proud of this team. And proud because I've never been the No.1 pit stall," Hocevar explained. "I've had a lot of issues with pit road, and we've had a lot of bad luck. So, I finally get the No. 1 pit stall, so I'm pumped about that."

Wurth 400 Starting Lineup

Pos

Car

Driver

Team

Manufacturer

1

77

Carson Hocevar

Spire Motorsports

Chevrolet

2

24

William Byron

Hendrick Motorsports

Chevrolet

3

2

Austin Cindric

Team Penske

Ford

4

5

Kyle Larson

Hendrick Motorsports

Chevrolet

5

71

Michael McDowell

Spire Motorsports

Chevrolet

6

54

Ty Gibbs

Joe Gibbs Racing

Toyota

7

21

Josh Berry

Wood Brothers Racing

Ford

8

11

Denny Hamlin

Joe Gibbs Racing

Toyota

9

23

Bubba Wallace

23XI Racing

Toyota

10

16

AJ Allmendinger

Kaulig Racing

Chevrolet

Click here for the full starting lineup

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