Winner and losers from an incredible NASCAR Cup race in Atlanta

A final-lap pass-ekopark speedway by the hometown weather, red flags, track-clearing pileups and hometowns put on a show for age on Saturday night. Some are calling it the best race of the year with non-stop action in the entire pack, Even after half the ground, a mid-race was collected in pileup.

It was also the first race for five -week season challenge, And most brackets are definitely already bustingBut with this, it is being said, there is a look at the biggest winners and loser from this weekend thriller in Atlanta:

Winner: Handric Teamwork works as Dream

At the end of the cup race in Atlanta, RFK team colleagues lost each other’s vision but the pair of Hendric Chase eliet And Alex boman Got stuck together. He gave time to the last two laps, going to the second and third place and could not do anything except the race. Number 6 Ford tried to block, but it was not enough to prevent Elliot from completing the final-lap pass for the lead. Any expectation Brad Keselovsky Boman refused to push him, To allow Elliot to snap a 44-race wineless streak.

Los: Brad Caselowski lost his golden ticket for playoffs

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The only thing that can save the season of Keselovski at this point is a win. He sits in the 27th position in the issue and has won this year, but Atlanta was a great opportunity to improve it. At one point, he had two team companions, but by the time the white flag flew, he was not seen anywhere. Unfortunately, this is not the first time that Keselowski has lost one of these Atlanta races in the last-lap pass.

Winner: Race track to put one of the best shows of the year

Call it Atlanta Motor Speedway, Ecopark Speedway, or whatever you want. This does not change the fact that it is just placed on an incredible show. Even a 23-car pileup could not slow down the action as the lead changed 46 times. Five different drivers led the race in the last ten laps. The breathing race never made heavy tricks in the entire pack with drivers and it seemed that no one could lead for a long time. Atlanta has made itself vocal as the best drafting track on the schedule and it is not even close.

Loss: Everybody involved in that 23-car pileup

Maybe everyone is included in it. Nine of the 23 drivers involved in this dirt were unable to continue. In the second phase, hard work was done when like names Denny Hamlin, William Bayron, Joy loganoAnd Ross chastean Their cars were destroyed. In fact, this debris guaranteed a new winner as seven of the 11 winners this year were abolished in the rubble, while others were injured.

Winner: Tie dillon Troubled with these-season tournaments

Both number 1 and number 2 seeds have been excluded from these-season brackets challenge, allowing the number 31 and number 32 seeds to be extended. Most surprisingly, Ty Dillon proceeds to Hamlin, leading to a chance to fight for a $ 1 million award that will be the main attraction of his cup career. And after the race, Hemlin fans had their correct response, saying: “For all Denny fans, I just knocked your favorite driver.”

Defeated: Ryan Blani Again at the wrong time at the wrong time

It is a good thing that Ryan managed to win in Bulni Nashville as his first 18 races consisted of six DNFs. Last year, he had seven in 36 races. Bloni was once again innocent, as he tried to escape the rubble before night, but instead found himself beating the outside wall. Bulni desperately desperates bad luck, seeing that he always seems to “get stuck in the garbage of other people”. He ended the 40th (final), which is his worst result in five years.

Winner: 18 -year -old crook to keep it clean

While the legends were crashing everywhere, 18 -year -old Connor Zilisk kept his car clean and stayed out of trouble, drove each lap and finished about a top ten. He was the best of the four trackhouse cars as his three companions had debris, while Zilisk ran 11th in number 87 Red Bull Chevrolet. He went like someone who has been doing this for some time, not a crook at the beginning of his fourth career.

Lost: Stanhouse fights back to penalty, but gets out of victory

Ricky Stanhouse JuniorWas one of the best drives of someone during the last run of the race. He had to start from behind the ground for a final restart due to penalty, but he quickly proceeded. Stanhouse pulled a luxurious three-wide pass to the lead with just six laps to leave, but could not catch it because the number 47 slipped back. He was still inside the top five in the last lap, but returned to the sixth position due to contact with the outside wall. It was still a strong result, but how close to Vijay Lane was, he is definitely thinking what he could do differently in those last few intervals.