BACK TO GALLERIES

At-track photos: Sunday, Watkins Glen

By | Published: August 7, 2016 40

Getty Images

BACK TO GALLERIES

1 of 40

Getty Images

Bam! Kevin Harvick and David Ragan were involved in a late incident.

2 of 40

Getty Images

The red flag was brought out after this one.

3 of 40

Getty Images

Chris Buescher still gained ground in the Chase Bubble Watch, despite this wreck.

4 of 40

Getty Images

Crewmembers clean up debris after an on-track incident involving Kevin Harvick and David Ragan.

5 of 40

Getty Images

Landon Cassill and Michael Annett couldn't avoid this one.

6 of 40

Getty Images

Chris Buescher looks at his wrecked car, which somehow was fixed in time to be on track by the end of the race.

7 of 40

Getty Images

Austin Dillon was involved in multiple incidents. Such is the nature of short-track racing.

8 of 40

Getty Images

Austin Dillon is still in the Chase Grid, but has little room for error.

9 of 40

Getty Images

Not even polesitter Carl Edwards could escape damage.

10 of 40

Getty Images

The No. 88 with significant damage after contact with the No. 3.

11 of 40

Getty Images

Hamlin now has two Sprint Cup Series victories in 2016.

12 of 40

Getty Images

Hamlin celebrates with his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing team in Victory Lane.

13 of 40

Getty Images

Denny Hamlin hug girlfriend Jordan Fish in Victory Lane.

14 of 40

Getty Images

Hamlin celebrates with a burnout after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Cheez-It 355.

15 of 40

Getty Images

Denny Hamlin earns his first road course win at Watkins Glen International.

16 of 40

Getty Images

With 10 laps remaining Denny Hamlin takes the lead.

17 of 40

Getty Images

Safety officials attend to Chris Buescher, driver of the No. 34 Ford, after an on-track incident.

18 of 40

Getty Images

The 2014 Watkins Glen winner AJ Allmendinger leads a pack of cars through the road course.

19 of 40

Getty Images

A look at Erik Jones' Furniture Row Racing No. 77 5-hour Energy Toyota ride for 2017.

20 of 40

Getty Images

Kyle Busch comes in for a backwards pit stop.

21 of 40

Getty Images

Brian Scott goes off-roading, sending up some dust

22 of 40

Getty Images

A look at the defending race winner and yesterday's XFINITY Series race winner Joey Logano taking on the New York road course.

23 of 40

Getty Images

That's Carl Edwards and Kyle Larson side-by-side in the opening laps.

24 of 40

Getty Images

Green flag!

25 of 40

Getty Images

Gordon stretches it out before getting behind the wheel of the No. 88.

26 of 40

Getty Images

The American flag is delivered by parachute.

27 of 40

Getty Images

'Smoke' readies for his final Watkins Glen race.

28 of 40

Getty Images

A No. 20 crew member prepares tires for Sunday's race on pit road.

29 of 40

Getty Images

Boris Said, driver of the No. 32 Genesee Beer Ford, poses for a selfie with a fan.

30 of 40

Getty Images

Stewart-Haas Racing crew members push the No. 14 Chevrolet to the starting grid.

31 of 40

Getty Images

A Jimmie Johnson fan stands on pit road and shows off his impressive hair-do.

32 of 40

Getty Images

Kyle Busch signs autographs for fans in the infield.

33 of 40

Getty Images

A view of race fans sprawled across the infield fan zone, grabbing last-minute NASCAR gear before pre-race ceremonies kick off.

34 of 40

Getty Images

Erik Jones meets with fans after announcing he will drive the No. 77 5-hour Energy Toyota for Furniture Row Racing in 2017.

35 of 40

Getty Images

A No. 18 fan walks the New York road course prior to Sunday's race.

36 of 40

Getty Images

Joey Logano fans walk next to the track as they get ready to watch the defending race winner lead the field to green.

37 of 40

Getty Images

Actor Jack Huston prepares to drive the pace car prior to the Cheez-It 355.

38 of 40

Getty Images

Actor and singer J.W. Cortes speaks to the media prior to singing the national anthem Sunday.

39 of 40

Getty Images

Danica Patrick signing some autographs at the Drivers' Meeting.

40 of 40

Getty Images

Marcell Dareus -- of the Buffalo Bills -- speaks to the media.