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Joey Logano, the first ruling cup champion who did not have a top five final through the first ten races of the season, scored an overtime victory on Texas Motor Speedway in the 11th race on Sunday.
“The sport is changing so quickly,” Logano, who started 27th, told FS1. “It’s crazy. If you can only drive with these Achtbanks. Just proud of the team. ‘
Logano is the ninth different winner in the last nine races in Texas. The win is the 37th in Logano’s career and ties him with Bobby Isaac for the 23rd on the list of all time.
Joey Logano deserves his first cup victory of the season, while William Byron is still the score leader.
Ross Chastain, who started the 31st, finished a best second season. Ryan Blaney overcame a pit road that ended the penalty of third place. Kyle Larson was fourth. Erik Jones finished the best fifth season and earned his first top 10 of the year.
The race was delayed by 12 warnings – including seven in the last phase.
Larson led a 90 rounds with a race, but the lead to Michael McDowell lost on a restart on 244 of the 271 Round race.
“You don’t want to give up the lead on a one and a half miles,” Larson told FS1. “It’s hard to get it back. Yes, Michael just did a good job. I started early to start the restart before and would leave again at the time. He just expected and probably led with me or just before, and he (Tyler) Reddick pushed him behind him. “
So, yes, I wish I could go back and do it again. Yes, just bummer, but try to learn from it.
McDowell moved to the front using a two -time pit at the front.
Busch pulls in third place in Texas from third place
Kyle Busch turns from third place at Texas Motor Speedway with Ricky Stenhouse jr. Miss the number 8 through the grass.
McDowell’s chances of winning end ended after Logano passed him on the lap 264 and ruined McDowell on the next round after he was in turn passed by Blaney. McDowell finishes 26th.
Josh Berry, who won in Las Vegas earlier this season, led when he lost control of his car and dropped off from Turn 4, which brought the caution on the lap 126. He finished 32nd place.
One of the incidents in the last phase was an accident of six cars that brought out the warning on lap 173 and eliminated AJ Allmendner, Alex Bowman, Noah Gragson and Bubba Wallace.
Phase 1 winner: Austin Cindric
Phase 2 winner: Kyle Larson
Following: The series rushes at 3pm on Sunday, May 11 at Kansas Speedway on FS1.
