Byron wins BetMGM 300 after late cautions and pit miscue
William Byron drives the No. 17 Chevrolet to victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway after a speeding penalty and pivotal cautions. Justin Allgaier led most laps but finished fourth as Byron moved ahead on late restarts. Connor Zilisch finished second with Nick Sanchez third, and Ryan Ellis earned his first Xfinity top 10 in his 144th start. Allgaier remains 72 points clear atop the standings.
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Heim caps Truck finale with Charlotte victory at speed
Corey Heim dominated the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte, leading 98 of 134 laps to finish 6.229 seconds ahead of Ross Chastain. The win, his fourth of 2025 and 15th career, ties him for 10th on the all time list and makes him the youngest to reach 15 wins.
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Chastain Wins Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte Thriller
Ross Chastain crossed the finish line 0.673 seconds ahead of William Byron to win the Coca-Cola 600. It marks Chastain’s first win of the season, his first at Charlotte, and the sixth victory of his NASCAR Cup Series career.
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Chastain Wins Coca Cola 600 After rear-Row Start At Charlotte
Ross Chastain charged from 40th after a backup car prep to beat William Byron by 0.673 seconds in the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Byron dominated laps and stages but Chastain grabbed the final lead on Lap 395 for his first Charlotte win and sixth career victory. Byron, Hamlin, Hocevar, and Briscoe rounded out the top contenders in a dramatic finish.
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Chastain credits late fuel gamble for Coca-Cola 600 win
Ross Chastain claimed his first Cup win of the year at Charlotte Motor Speedway after staying out two laps longer than advised by crew chief Phil Surgen. He cited confusion over pit timing and a bold final run to pass two faster cars in the Coke 600.
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Nashville Superspeedway overview and Cup winners
Nashville Superspeedway in Gladeville Tennessee is a 1.333 mile concrete oval track with 14 degree banking and a current seating capacity around 25 000 expandable to 38 000 for Cup events. It hosted NASCAR races since 2001 with Cup racing starting in 2021 and has seen Kyle Larson Chase Elliott Ross Chastain and Joey Logano win Cup races in recent years. The fastest laps include Ross Chastain 132.914 mph in 2023 Xfinity Scott Wimmer 134.095 mph in 2008 and Kyle Busch 136.459 mph in 2010 Truck series. It is owned by Speedway Motorsports LLC.
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