Winner and losing a sensational Coca-Cola 600

Ross chastean Officially Coca-Cola is a 600 winner, who is fighting incredible obstacles in the total team’s attempt to win NASCAR’s longest race. And when it was Election for him, it was a bitter disappointment Hendric motorsportsAnd not just because William Bayron Most got lost after dominating the race. Kyle Larsen’s ‘double’ attempt ended in two DNF, Denny Hamlin Run out of the fuel, and the NASCAR Cup series especially broadcast on streaming for the first time.

So, let’s take a look at the biggest winners and losers in Charlotte from 600 miles:

Winner: Every person who worked on Ross Chastain’s backup car

Nearly 30 people did what to help you prepare a backup car of Chastain after an exercise accidentBurning midnight oil and working till 2 pm to get a race-redness of the car. Even the main team of the crew was working in less than three hours of sleep. And yet, he did not succeed in making the car competitive, but he made Chastein the number 1 Chevrolet, which he was already able to drive before-that was never before in Coca-Cola 600. A true Hercules attempt by the entire organization.

Los: Kyle Larsen’s double disaster

Larsen has officially run the Indie-Charlotte double, became the fifth drought to do so, but it became more than 500 miles to run the whole distance. HE recorded two DNFs to show his efforts, crashed out of Indi 500 and Coca-Cola 600 later. In Charlotte, he quickly took an edge, but actually hit the wall and under the complete control of the race. The team tried to fix most of the race to the toe, only a race-ending accident after half a path could be collected for it. If we never try Larsen ‘double’, do not surprise how his previous two outings have gone.

Winner: AJ Almender Takes Kaulig for his best run in years

Alldeinger is one of the most versatile racers quietly. NASCAR, IMSA, Cart and many other subjects, a winner, 43 -year -old showed the longest race of NASCAR and gave an incredible performance. After finishing fifth for Coca-Cola 600, he stayed there all night, finishing fourth in his best cup finish on a non-drafting oval since Homestand in 2022. This is the best finish ever in 600, which rebounds from the back-to-back race with DNFS.

Lost: Denny Hamlin to run on the empty

Hamlin appeared all night the second best car and was the only driver to continuously challenge Bayran for the race lead, but when the checker flag was blown, he was in 16th place. After the final round of the pit, Halin was running second, but his gibbs racing pit failed to add the second gas can and was unable to complete the tank. Forced to prevent an unspecified pit, he can evaporate in front of your eyes only as a hard work of 600 miles.

Winner: Brad Keselovsky Finally a whole race holds together

This has so far been a terrible weather for Keselovski, and will not protect it from the numeral holes that he is now, it is definitely a step in the right direction. The experienced driver charged the grid from the 35th, escaping from all the plays to finish a cool fifth place, scoring both his first top and first top ten of the 2025 season. It may be that number 6 RFK racing Ford is finally changing things.

Los: Fan who stole Chastain’s cap

After battling Bayran for victory, Chastain faced a different fight on Pit Road after the race. A audacious fan reached the car and stole the cap from above his head. Chasteen later revealed how important his race-win hats are to him and how he could hardly believe because the fan tried to escape. Thankfully, they finally got the cap back, but what is a bizarre end for their otherwise the right day.

Winner: Prime Video to take NASCAR coverage to next level

Be careful cable TV. The NASCAR Cup series first made a race on streaming for the first time and it was a hit. With tones of both a professional broadcast and tons of both east and post-race coverage, prime video is getting huge appreciation. The entire last run of the race became uninterrupted with zero advertisements, and it seemed that the broadcast would never end as he had interviewed many drivers and top two finisters twice! The broadcast was attractive and the commentator team included Dale Arnhard Junior.Looked at the edge of their seats. And the leading promotion for the program was also impressive, including the production of a highly acclaimed documentary on the Great del Arnhard late, late,. The only negative is that Prime did not run more than five in this summer!

Lost: whatever was happening Team pension

Penscay had a bad week that ended with a thick day in both Indianapolis and Charlotte. At 600, Ryan Blani Outside the race crashed and finished 38th. Austin Cyndric’s car was damaged at some point and fell down with 12 laps, to finish 31st. And then there is Joy loganoWhich was deeply in the pack for the race, but was able to fight in his own way till at least one ineffective 17th because he was the last car on the lead lap. This is definitely a ‘month of May’ Roger Penscay would definitely like to forget.

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