Which drivers said after Shane of Gisbergen’s Nascar -Cup victory in the streets of Chicago

That’s what drivers have to say after Sunday’s cup in the streets of Chicago.

Shane van Gisbergen – Winner: ‘What an incredible weekend for me. Lucky Guy to drive some wonderful cars. I thank Trackhouse, WeatherTech Chevy and all these guys and girls here, what an incredible weekend. … There were some quick cars, and we just got it and made no mistakes, every shot was smooth. Really cool. It was very hot this weekend. The track was very nice. ‘

Ty Gibbs – Ready 2nd: “My team called a wonderful strategy and enabled me to get me to compete for victory. It worked out for us today, so I’m glad to have a good finish, but we wish we could have achieved victory. ‘

Tyler Reddick – 3rd ended: “Every year we were here, the situation was the same. We have had a kind of tire advantage for three years and have just come a little short. The first year, of course, we got big, because I just drove it into the tire barrier in 6. But this time the last five, six rounds were really good. We just restarted in second place until the last, the 8 was, I think it was the 8. A lot up. Many of the 88 arrived there, but we got a good pace, and I think with two or three he picked it up a bit, and we were still faster. Day for us here in Chicago. “

Denny Hamlin – finished 4th: ‘Just a good job through the team. I had a little pace and really the whole progressive Toyota team did a good job. I have to thank the whole team for working hard to get us back to where we ran there. Surely this is where we were. It wasn’t a crazy strategy or something like that. (Shane van Gisbergen) to have equal ties just to see how far I am from the top two guys.

Kyle Busch – finished 5th: “Our day started pretty well. We got a good jump at the first start there and could roll forward and come to third place. We tried to go for a long time with the first set of tires, and with the few warnings it didn’t fall into our favor. It put us on old tires and I swung (turn) seven. We just didn’t have a left hand. It’s something we bore with the cards. Chevrolet team teamed up and we could have sat there a few times at the end and had a few fresh tires for some of the melee that was going on in front of us and made a few places.

AJ AllMender – Ready 6th: “I’m proud of our day. From the struggle we had on Saturday, I felt that we had done a good job of getting everything out of it. I was just too loose at the end and struggled with rear ties. I should focus on being better, but it sometimes had a top three or four car. We worked hard to do it over the weekend, and we did all the race. Almost a top five, that was our ultimate goal.

Ryan Preece – Complete 7th: “We had a very good car. We took stage points there and it was really difficult to succeed, even tires kept very well. Eventually a very good car. I’m excited for Sonoma. I’m excited for road racing. If there was no such junk with how you had to play for points or stage, I feel that we had a good car. “

Alex Bowman – already 8th: “I passed him (Bubba Wallace) clean, or what I thought was clean. I only followed when the no. 45 Him passes. Then he sent us in (turn) 12; we run into the fence in (turn) 1 and we run into the fence of (turn) 2. And then we just took a pin-ball apart and he went to the worst side of it, but we just tried to get off the corner. It.

Austin Hill – finished 9th: ‘Massive day for our United Rentals Chevrolet. The cup range is not easy. Having just five races with the number 33 team and leaving with a top 10 final is great for our group. We started the 30th, drove a little ways and played a strategy to get even more land. I feel like I won the race honestly. RCR, ECR and everyone in this team.

Ryan Blaney – already 12th: “I generally thought it was a fairly decent day. It was nice to win that stage. I knew we would lose the position, but we were good. We had a good ground on the restart in the third phase and then beat the inner wall in 11 and detected the right ties from the front. We had to work back from there, but in general it was a decent recovery. “

Zane Smith – Complete 14th: “I hate we still had to knock out a Ford, but it’s super cool to go ahead (in the in-season challenge). I know that I was stacked against Chris (Buescher) with how good he is on the road. I did everything I couldn’t. To hit and it was chaos, but fortunately I was able to escape from the chaos and get aggressive by the end and get a top -15 and some stage points and progress in the bracket, so I’m very happy about this. ‘

TY DILLON – Ready 20th: “We survived and progressed! This no. 10 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet team is just a tough team-we never stopped. We don’t even know how to. I am just as proud of Kaulig races and our no. 10 team … This race was tough on us. I felt like halfway through the race, we rolled pretty well and we could cut the goat again with the wall and stick out the tooct only.

Cody true – finished 26th: “We had a good top-15-day. Team did a good job. Adjustments. From start to finish it was just a constant march ahead. Unfortunately, the ‘7’ car came up in our left front, picked up a vibration from there, and it only got worse and got worse until the rotor in Chicago focused. “

Michael McDowell – 32nd ended: “The gas cable just broke. I don’t know what caused it or how it got to that place, but that’s what happened. I feel like we had control over the race. I think it would have been a struggle, undoubtedly. I could only work on our strategy. We knew we would go one. The accelerator opened a broad.

Cole Custer – 33rd: “In general, it was a very difficult day, and our guys worked very hard to get us there again,” Custer said. “We definitely got our car better all weekend, and I look forward to seeing what we can do at Sonoma.”

Josh Berry – 34th ended: “Without seeing a repetition, I feel like the 43 just a kind of too much to the angle and got us there. It’s just disappointing. We had a very good day and we went forward. We ran well, so we’ll just keep going and try to get better and go to Sonoma. ‘

Austin Dillon – 36th: “Disappointing day in the No. 3 Breztri Aerosphere Chevrolet at the Chicago Street race. Crew head Richard Boswell and all in the RCR team brought a very fast Chevrolet to the streets of Chicago. We qualified the tenth place and thought we would be a contender today.

Brad Keselowski – 37th completed: “I first saw it in the last second. I delayed and I actually felt like I would stop, and then I just ran from behind. It’s just a narrow street lane and sometimes there’s nowhere. ‘