Kevin Harvick led 69 of 80 laps in Stage 2 at Chicagoland Speedway to capture his fourth stage win of the season in the Camping World 400.
Harvick took the lead after pit stops following the Stage 1 break, and held control until the stage concluded on Lap 160. The race is scheduled to end on Lap 267.
RELATED: Stage 2 results
Harvick held off hard charges from Chase Elliott, who finished second in the stage, and Jimmie Johnson, who dropped to fifth in Stage 2.
The stage featured some contact between the No. 11 of Denny Hamlin and the No. 41 of Daniel Suarez that resulted in a tire rub that forced Suarez to pit road.
WATCH: Hamlin, Suarez collide
Finish
Driver
Team
Points
1
Kevin Harvick
Stewart-Haas Racing
10
2
Chase Elliott
Hendrick Motorsports
9
3
Kyle Larson
Chip Ganassi Racing
8
4
Alex Bowman
Hendrick Motorsports
7
5
Jimmie Johnson
Hendrick Motorsports
6
6
Martin Truex Jr.
Joe Gibbs Racing
5
7
William Byron
Hendrick Motorsports
4
8
Kurt Busch
Chip Ganassi Racing
3
9
Kyle Busch
Joe Gibbs Racing
2
10
Aric Almirola
Stewart-Haas Racing
1
STAGE 1
Denny Hamlin grabbed his third stage win of the season after the rain-delayed Camping World 400's first stage ended under caution at Chicagoland Speedway.
Hamlin led just three of the first 80 Stage 1 laps Sunday as pit strategy was scrambled following a 3 hour, 18 minute rain delay for a powerful storm that blew through the Joliet, Illinois, area just 11 laps into the race.
Clint Bowyer spun through the grass in his No. 14 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford just two laps before the stage break to bring out the caution that set the Stage 1 results.
RELATED: Stage 1 results
Kevin Harvick led 53 laps in the first stage, but a flat tire -- and a need for fuel -- brought him to pit road before the end of the stage. He still managed to finish seventh.
Jimmie Johnson led 10 laps -- his first laps led since he was out front in Dover for four laps in May and was fourth in the stage.
Kyle Busch, the defending race winner, scraped the outside wall soon after restarting after the rain delay. He finished Stage 1 in 30th.
WATCH: Busch clips wall