Kyle Larson dominated the race in Bristol, securing his fifth victory of the 2024 season. This result puts him in a strong position to advance in the NASCAR playoffs, while four drivers were eliminated from contention.
From the start, Larson took control after Alex Bowman lost the advantage from the pole. Larson not only maintained a steady pace, but also lapped 11 cars on the track. At the end of the race, Larson expressed his satisfaction with the team's work: "We practiced well, qualified well, and had a great car. It was perfect execution by the whole team."
Chase Elliott finished second, while Bubba Wallace, Denny Hamlin, and Christopher Bell completed the top five.
Truex eliminated after pit road penalty
Martin Truex Jr. had a difficult night in Bristol. Despite being in a good position, a speeding penalty on pit road knocked him out of the playoffs. Truex explained the situation in the post-race press conference: "It's frustrating to lose the opportunity by such a small margin, it was only a difference of 0.09 miles per hour. My guys worked hard all night, but I made a mistake."
Truex, along with Ty Gibbs, Brad Keselowski, and Harrison Burton, was eliminated from the next playoff round. Truex took responsibility for the penalty, which was a tough blow for his team that had hoped to advance.
Suárez advances despite difficulties
Daniel Suárez also had a tough night, running in the back for most of the race. Despite that, he managed to advance to the next round thanks to points accumulated in previous races. In his post-race interview, Suárez said: "We didn’t have speed since practice, but we managed to do enough to stay in the fight." Although Ty Gibbs showed good performance towards the end, Suárez held his advantage and secured his place among the 12 qualifiers.

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