NASCAR Cup Series Point Standings After EchoPark Speedway

Tyler Reddick holds a 40-point lead in the NASCAR Cup Series point standings after his second consecutive win to start the 2026 season.
Tyler Reddick holds a 40-point lead in the NASCAR Cup Series point standings after his second consecutive win to start the 2026 season. | Dirk Bizub | Racing America On SI

Tyler Reddick was able to extend his NASCAR Cup Series point lead with his second consecutive race win to begin the 2026 campaign. Reddick led a race-high 53 laps in Sunday's Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway, and as Bubba Wallace and Carson Hocevar got into each other, Reddick was able to cruise to the victory.

Related: NASCAR Cup Series Autotrader 400 Race Results

Reddick will carry a 40-point advantage into next weekend's race at Circuit of the Americas, on the strength of his wins in the Autotrader 400 and Daytona 500 in back-to-back weekends.

Bubba Wallace sits second in the championship standings, while Chase Elliott (-44), Carson Hocevar (-51), and Zane Smith (-54) are the rest of the top-five in the standings.

Shane van Gisbergen is the final driver above the "Chase" cutline, as he holds a one-point advantage over Kaulig Racing's Ty Dillon for the 16th spot in the standings.

NASCAR Cup Series Point Standings After Autotrader 400

After race 2 of 36 (24 races remaining until the Chase)

Rank

Car

Driver

Points

Behind

Wins

1

45

Tyler Reddick

125

--

2

2

23

Bubba Wallace

85

-40

0

3

9

Chase Elliott

81

-44

0

4

77

Carson Hocevar

74

-51

0

5

38

Zane Smith

71

-54

0

6

22

Joey Logano

68

-57

0

7

7

Daniel Suarez

67

-58

0

8

12

Ryan Blaney

67

-58

0

9

6

Brad Keselowski

61

-64

0

10

17

Chris Buescher

61

-64

0

11

1

Ross Chastain

51

-74

0

12

4

Noah Gragson

50

-75

0

13

24

William Byron

50

-75

0

14

60

Ryan Preece

49

-76

0

15

19

Chase Briscoe

45

-80

0

16

97

Shane van Gisbergen

45

-80

0

CUTLINE

17

10

Ty Dillon

44

-81

0

18

16

A.J. Allmendinger

43

-82

0

19

42

John Hunter Nemechek

43

-82

0

20

71

Michael McDowell

43

-82

0

21

5

Kyle Larson

42

-83

0

22

47

Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

40

-85

0

23

35

Riley Herbst

39

-86

0

24

8

Kyle Busch

36

-89

0

25

21

Josh Berry

34

-91

0

26

2

Austin Cindric

34

-91

0

27

11

Denny Hamlin

32

-93

0

28

51

Cody Ware

30

-95

0

29

43

Erik Jones

29

-96

0

30

41

Cole Custer

29

-96

0

31

20

Christopher Bell

25

-100

0

32

48

Alex Bowman

18

-107

0

33

54

Ty Gibbs

17

-108

0

34

3

Austin Dillon

17

-108

0

35

34

Todd Gilliland

16

-109

0

36

88

Connor Zilisch #

14

-111

0

37

66

Casey Mears

9

-116

0

38

78

B.J. McLeod

3

-122

0

39

67

Corey Heim (i)

0

-125

0

40

44

J.J. Yeley (i)

0

-125

0

41

40

Justin Allgaier (i)

0

-125

0

42

99

Corey LaJoie

0

-125

0

43

62

Anthony Alfredo (i)

0

-125

0

44

36

Chandler Smith (i)

0

-125

0

45

84

Jimmie Johnson

0

-125

0

# Rookie of the Year contender
(i) ineligible to score points

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