Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube March 5th | RESULTS Phoenix Raceway Race Results United Rentals Work United 500 March 12,2023 Ambetter Health 400 March 19th | RESULTS Race Lap Times Race OVERALL OVERALL 5 LAP 10 LAP 15 LAP 20 LAP 25 LAP 30 LAP Lap 25 Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 Lap 5 Lap 6 Lap 7 Lap 8 Lap 9 Lap 10 Lap 11 Lap 12 Lap 13 Lap 14 Lap 15 Lap 16 Lap 17 Lap 18 Lap 19 Lap 20 Lap 21 Lap 22 Lap 23 Lap 24 Lap 25 Race Qualifying Practice 1 Raw Feed Stage 1 of 3 317 / 317 Laps / Total 317 / 317 Time Elapsed 11:00:16 Lead Changes 10 Leaders 6 Cautions 5 Best Speed 129.116 PRACTICE RESULTS TIME BEHIND LAPS DELTA BEST TIME BEST SPEED 1 Kyle Larson 5 | | LEADER 59 LEADER 27.427 131.258 MPH 2 Ryan Blaney 12 | | 0.032 48 0.032 27.459 131.105 MPH 3 Alex Bowman 48 | | 0.112 55 0.112 27.539 130.724 MPH 4 Joey Logano 22 | | 0.141 44 0.141 27.568 130.586 MPH 5 Chase Briscoe 14 | | 0.208 47 0.208 27.635 130.27 MPH 6 Brad Keselowski 6 | | 0.218 55 0.218 27.645 130.222 MPH 7 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 47 | | 0.228 57 0.228 27.655 130.175 MPH 8 Harrison Burton 21 | | 0.234 57 0.234 27.661 130.147 MPH 9 Kevin Harvick 4 | | 0.257 59 0.257 27.684 130.039 MPH 10 Aric Almirola 10 | | 0.274 52 0.274 27.701 129.959 MPH 11 AJ Allmendinger 16 | | 0.313 49 0.313 27.74 129.776 MPH 12 Chris Buescher 17 | | 0.314 51 0.314 27.741 129.772 MPH 13 Daniel Suárez 99 | | 0.315 57 0.315 27.742 129.767 MPH 14 Corey Lajoie 7 | | 0.326 42 0.326 27.753 129.716 MPH 15 Austin Dillon 3 | | 0.370 39 0.370 27.797 129.51 MPH 16 Bubba Wallace 23 | | 0.391 51 0.391 27.818 129.413 MPH 17 Martin Truex Jr 19 | | 0.400 48 0.400 27.827 129.371 MPH 18 Austin Cindric 2 | | 0.409 33 0.409 27.836 129.329 MPH 19 Denny Hamlin 11 | | 0.409 44 0.409 27.836 129.329 MPH 20 William Byron 24 | | 0.428 42 0.428 27.855 129.241 MPH 21 Zane Smith 38 | | 0.457 31 0.457 27.884 129.106 MPH 22 Tyler Reddick 45 | | 0.462 53 0.462 27.889 129.083 MPH 23 Josh Berry 9 | | 0.483 48 0.483 27.91 128.986 MPH 24 Christopher Bell 20 | | 0.485 52 0.485 27.912 128.977 MPH 25 Noah Gragson 42 | | 0.610 37 0.610 28.037 128.402 MPH 26 Ross Chastain 1 | | 0.629 45 0.629 28.056 128.315 MPH 27 Erik Jones 43 | | 0.674 42 0.674 28.101 128.109 MPH 28 Ty Gibbs 54 | | 0.682 47 0.682 28.109 128.073 MPH 29 Kyle Busch 8 | | 0.714 37 0.714 28.141 127.927 MPH 30 Michael McDowell 34 | | 0.784 47 0.784 28.211 127.61 MPH 31 Todd Gilliland 15 | | 0.983 42 0.983 28.41 126.716 MPH 32 Ryan Preece 41 | | 1.009 30 1.009 28.436 126.6 MPH 33 Justin Haley 31 | | 1.053 35 1.053 28.48 126.404 MPH 34 Ty Dillon 77 | | 1.101 38 1.101 28.528 126.192 MPH 35 Cody Ware 51 | | 1.124 44 1.124 28.551 126.09 MPH 36 BJ McLeod 78 | | 1.176 18 1.176 28.603 125.861 MPH RESULTS START POS FINAL STATUS LAPS COMPLETED LAPS LED POINTS PLAYOFF POINTS 1 William Byron 24 | 3 Running 317 64 59 6 2 Ryan Blaney 12 | 8 Running 317 0 43 0 3 Tyler Reddick 45 | 12 Running 317 0 46 0 4 Kyle Larson 5 | 1 Running 317 201 52 1 5 Kevin Harvick 4 | 15 Running 317 36 43 0 6 Christopher Bell 20 | 5 Running 317 0 43 0 7 Chase Briscoe 14 | 24 Running 317 0 31 0 8 Kyle Busch 8 | 9 Running 317 0 30 0 9 Alex Bowman 48 | 18 Running 317 0 28 0 10 Josh Berry 9 | 17 Running 317 0 0 0 11 Joey Logano 22 | 16 Running 317 0 26 0 12 Ryan Preece 41 | 25 Running 317 0 25 0 13 Michael McDowell 34 | 7 Running 317 0 24 0 14 Bubba Wallace 23 | 19 Running 317 0 23 0 15 Chris Buescher 17 | 21 Running 317 0 22 0 16 Austin Dillon 3 | 30 Running 317 0 21 0 17 Martin Truex Jr 19 | 13 Running 317 0 20 0 18 Brad Keselowski 6 | 4 Running 317 1 28 0 19 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 47 | 23 Running 317 0 18 0 20 AJ Allmendinger 16 | 22 Running 317 0 17 0 21 Erik Jones 43 | 10 Running 317 14 16 0 22 Daniel Suárez 99 | 11 Running 317 0 15 0 23 Denny Hamlin 11 | 2 Running 317 0 26 0 24 Ross Chastain 1 | 6 Running 317 1 19 0 25 Austin Cindric 2 | 20 Running 316 0 12 0 26 Corey Lajoie 7 | 28 Running 316 0 11 0 27 Justin Haley 31 | 26 Running 316 0 10 0 28 Ty Gibbs 54 | 14 Running 316 0 9 0 29 Noah Gragson 42 | 32 Running 316 0 8 0 30 Ty Dillon 77 | 35 Running 315 0 7 0 31 Zane Smith 38 | 34 Running 315 0 0 0 32 Todd Gilliland 15 | 29 Running 314 0 5 0 33 Aric Almirola 10 | 31 Running 313 0 4 0 34 Cody Ware 51 | 36 Running 311 0 3 0 35 Harrison Burton 21 | 27 Running 310 0 2 0 36 BJ McLeod 78 | 33 Fuel Pump 50 0 1 0 RAW FEED EXPAND Stage 1 of 3 317 / 317 Laps / Total 317 / 317 Time Elapsed 11:00:16 Lead Changes 10 Leaders 6 Cautions 5 Best Speed 129.116 POS 1 | LEADER POS1 LEADER William Byron | POS 2 | 0.330 POS2 0.330 Ryan Blaney | POS 3 | 0.458 POS3 0.458 Tyler Reddick | Timeline Compare Live Standings William Byron makes it two wins in a row with late effort at Phoenix AVONDALE, Ariz.—Kyle Larson and Kevin Harvick hate late-race cautions. William Byron loves them.After a two-tire call under the fourth caution flag in Sunday‘s United Rentals Work United 500 at Phoenix Raceway, Byron surged past Hendrick Motorsports teammate Kyle Larson in overtime to win his second straight NASCAR Cup Series race.RELATED: Race results | At-track photos: Phoenix weekendByron can thank Ford drivers Aric Almirola and Harrison Burton, who on successive weekends spun with a handful of laps left — at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Phoenix, respectively — and gave Byron a chance to capitalize on the opportunity.As a result, Byron scored his second victory of the season and a guaranteed ticket into the Cup Series Playoffs. The driver of the No. 24 Chevrolet won for the first time at Phoenix and for the sixth time in his career.Byron credited crew chief Rudy Fugle with the two-tire call that got him out front with a chance to win.“Owe the last couple weeks to him,” said Byron, who also won at Las Vegas on two fresh tires. “He’s done a really good job strategy-wise, and execution-wise we’ve done a good job to put ourselves in those positions on the front row with a shot at the end.“Thanks to everybody back at Hendrick Motorsports, putting together great cars, doing a great job. This is a big credit to them, engine shop, (team owner, Rick) Hendrick, everybody.”Harvick leaves his best track with a mountain of frustration as tall as spectator-friendly Rattlesnake Hill at the east end of the 1-mile speedway. That he posted his 20th straight top 10 at Phoenix — a Cup Series record for a single track — was of scant consolation.“It’s what I would have done,” Harvick said of crew chief Rodney Childers‘ four-tire call. “I’d always rather be on offense. I just didn’t get a couple cars when that first caution came out. Kind of lost our chance. Still thought I had a chance there at the end. Those cars were quite a bit slower. They get all jammed up.“That’s the way it goes. Just smoked ’em up until the caution. They did a great job with our Hunt Brothers Pizza Ford Mustang. Didn’t need the caution at the end.”Harvick had a commanding lead when Burton spun at the start/finish line on Lap 302 of 312. Harvick took four new tires on the ensuing pit stop but came out seventh behind Larson, Byron, Ryan Blaney, Ross Chastain, Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin — all of whom opted for two tires.ANALYSIS: Why Harvick could be set up perfectly for finaleLarson took the lead on a Lap 310 restart, but an accident on the backstretch involving Noah Gragson, Ty Gibbs and AJ Allmendinger forced overtime, and Byron grabbed the lead after the restart on Lap 316. Blaney and Tyler Reddick, who had taken four tires, also got past Larson during the two-lap overtime to finish second and third, with Larson holding fourth. Harvick came home fifth after leading 36 laps.For the first two stages, it appeared Larson and Byron would decide the race between them. Byron grabbed the lead from his teammate on Lap 2 and held it thought the end of Stage 1 on Lap 60. During the stage break, Larson regained the top spot under caution, taking advantage of the No. 1 pit stall he earned for winning the pole on Saturday.Larson dominated the second stage on the way to leading a race-high 201 laps. But Harvick beat Byron off pit road for the second position during the Stage 2 break and kept Larson in his sights. After an exchange of green-flag pit stops that saw Harvick gain considerable ground, Harvick closed on Larson.With NASCAR‘s new lower-downforce competition package in use for the first time, the driver of the No. 5 Chevrolet struggled in traffic, and Harvick closed in. When Larson had difficulty passing Justin Haley and Austin Cindric in succession, Harvick was on his bumper.On Lap 269, Harvick made the pass for the lead and pulled away to an advantage of nearly four seconds before Burton‘s spin slowed the field. Though Larson held the lead after one late restart, the second time proved the charm for Byron.RACE REWIND: Best moments, highlights from dramatic race in PhoenixFor the second straight week, Larson was frustrated. At Las Vegas, he lost a big lead when Almirola hit the wall. At Phoenix, he was mad at himself.“Restarts are just tough,” Larson said. “I felt like I ran William up pretty high. I was expecting him to lose some grip. But he did a really good job of holding it to my outside, clearing me down the back.“Yeah, I’m pissed off. Great fight by the team, great car — way better than we were here last year. Yeah, I mean, it’s a long season, but hopefully we’re in the final four (Championship 4 race) when we come back here in November and can have a run similar to that with speed and try to execute a little bit better at the end.”Christopher Bell ran sixth, and defending race winner Chase Briscoe finished seventh after a slow start. Kyle Busch was eighth, and Hendrick drivers Alex Bowman and Josh Berry (subbing for injured Chase Elliott) were ninth and 10th. Bowman has finished in the top 10 in each of the season’s first four races.Chevrolet drivers have won all four Cup races this season.Phoenix concludes the early season West Coast swing, leading up to next weekend’s Ambetter Health 400 (3 p.m. ET, FOX, PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) at Atlanta Motor Speedway on March 19. Byron is the defending spring race winner and inaugural winner on the reconfigured and repaved Atlanta layout.Note: Post-race inspection after the NASCAR Cup Series race concluded without issue, confirming Byron as the winner. The Nos. 20 and 1 will be brought back to the NASCAR R&D Center for further inspection.Contributing: Staff report DRIVERS COMPARISON Position Speed Time William Byron Ryan Blaney Flag State Fastest Lap #1 William Byron Ryan Blaney Tyler Reddick Kyle Larson Kevin Harvick Christopher Bell Chase Briscoe Kyle Busch Alex Bowman Josh Berry(i) Joey Logano Ryan Preece Michael McDowell Bubba Wallace Chris Buescher Austin Dillon Martin Truex Jr. Brad Keselowski Ricky Stenhouse Jr. AJ Allmendinger Erik Jones Daniel Suarez Denny Hamlin Ross Chastain Austin Cindric Corey LaJoie Justin Haley Ty Gibbs # Noah Gragson # Ty Dillon Zane Smith(i) Todd Gilliland Aric Almirola Cody Ware Harrison Burton BJ McLeod #1 LAP SPEED 127.204MPH LEADER LEADER AVG RUNNING POS 2.525 BEST LAP TIME (SEC) 27.882 XFINITY FASTEST LAP (MPH) 129.116 LAPS LED 0 #2 Ryan Blaney William Byron Tyler Reddick Kyle Larson Kevin Harvick Christopher Bell Chase Briscoe Kyle Busch Alex Bowman Josh Berry(i) Joey Logano Ryan Preece Michael McDowell Bubba Wallace Chris Buescher Austin Dillon Martin Truex Jr. Brad Keselowski Ricky Stenhouse Jr. AJ Allmendinger Erik Jones Daniel Suarez Denny Hamlin Ross Chastain Austin Cindric Corey LaJoie Justin Haley Ty Gibbs # Noah Gragson # Ty Dillon Zane Smith(i) Todd Gilliland Aric Almirola Cody Ware Harrison Burton BJ McLeod #2 LAP SPEED 126.418MPH 0.32999999999993 (Time Behind) 0.32999999999993 (Time Behind) AVG RUNNING POS 7.472 BEST LAP TIME (SEC) 28.282 XFINITY FASTEST LAP (MPH)) 127.289 LAPS LED 0 LIVE STANDINGS FAVORITES POINTS BEHIND DELTA STAGE ONE POINTS STAGE TWO POINTS STAGE THREE POINTS RACE POINTS 1 Brad Keselowski 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 2 Martin Truex Jr. 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 3 A.J. Allmendinger 17 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 LIVE STANDINGS POINTS BEHIND DELTA STAGE ONE POINTS STAGE TWO POINTS STAGE THREE POINTS RACE POINTS 1 A.J. Allmendinger 17 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 2 A.J. Allmendinger 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 3 A.J. Allmendinger 2 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 4 Brad Keselowski 17 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 5 A.J. Allmendinger 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 6 Brad Keselowski 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 7 Brad Keselowski 2 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 8 Martin Truex Jr. 2 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 9 Brad Keselowski 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 10 Brad Keselowski 41 | 999 -- 99.999 99 99 99 99 Listen to driver & spotter audio Access to Officials channel Tune-in to the radio broadcast New subscriptions can be purchased through the NASCAR Mobile app SUBSCRIBE NOW Already a Subscriber? LOG IN