Joey Logano, Fort Worth, Texas Motor Speedway in Texas, presented by Liqui Moly on Sunday's Wurt 400, won a two -round overtime line and punched his ticket to the Nascar Cup series season.
After the leadership of Logano after Michael McDowell's wreckage, the 13th attention after the 13th attention, the team number 22 away from the teammate Ryan Bleney during overtime and took Ross Chastain 0.346 seconds for his 37th career win.
Bleney Third, Kyle Larson came fourth. At the beginning of the 300th career, Erik Jones brought the Toyota house 43 to the fifth best of the season.
Polish Carson Hohevar ranked 24th after being ruined with 31 rounds.
Last Sunday, Logano Talladega Superspeedway was disqualified after a unsuccessful examination.
The third in the rankings entering Texas, Denny Hamlin's 11th Toyota race fired at the beginning of the Toyota race and left him in the last place for 38 vehicles.
In the 75th round, three times Texas champion Hamlin, Joe Gibbs race to force Camry's second warning period and 2025's first DNF to set fire to 1.
Austin Cindric has made the best bonus points clarifying by winning a stage. Tyler Reddick and Josh Berry finished in strong runs behind Cindric's Ford 2.
Berry, who was looking for his second victory in two months, led his car in the 126th round, put his car 21 in line, and the Wood Brothers driver's oldest team's legendary team returned to the legendary Ford and hit the front wall.
In the 132th round, Larson passed the leader Todd Gilliland, but soon he met a challenge from the hard -rechargeable Reddick. Chris Buescher kept him away until he had a four -round flat rear tire to go to the Step 2 allegedly by Larson just behind Reddick and Alex Bowman.
In half of a round of restarting, Bubba Wallace Backstretch brushed the wall, woven by Logano's 22 Ford, and returned to establish the biggest incident of the race that turned into a debris of six vehicles, including Bowman.
Jesse Love, the Xfinity series, returned to 2 on the 219th round to set up the last pit stops for the lead group, and 38 rounds remained in the third place.
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