Pursue Elliott and Joey Logano exchanged paint a last stage crash during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Engine Speedway.
Elliott restarted eleventh and Logano twelfth on the 194th of a booked 301 laps, when Logano’s No. 22 Group Penske Portage battled to turn in the main corner, connecting with Elliott’s No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. The two vehicles supported harm yet proceeded with additional back in the running request.
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Elliott had begun from the post, and Logano took the green banner 6th in Sunday’s USA Today 301. Logano told his No. 22 group on the radio that he felt like something had broken in the right-front and that the vehicle wouldn’t turn before his contact with Elliott’s No. 9.
Elliott entered the occasion as the Cup Series focuses pioneer. Logano positioned fifteenth in the standings before the race, and he stood short 6 in the temporary season finisher rankings comparative with the end bubble.
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Champs, washouts after New Hampshire Cup race
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Mon, Jun 24, 2024, 12:00 PM GMT+1·2 min read
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A gander at the victors and failures after Sunday’s Cup race at New Hampshire:
Champs
Christopher Chime — He comes out on top in the Cup race a day subsequent to coming out on top in the Xfinity race. His two triumphs make it simpler for vehicle proprietor Joe Gibbs to excuse him for letting it out in front of Tuesday’s declaration who will assume control over the No. 19 ride one year from now with Martin Truex Jr. not running full-time past this season.
NASCAR Cup Series Toyota/Save Store 350 – Practice
NASCAR Cup Series Toyota/Save Store 350 – Practice
What did Christopher Ringer say regarding who is supplanting Martin Truex Jr. one year from now?
Christopher Chime addressed the media Friday and let it slip who is normal to drive the No. 19 one year from now.
Dustin Long,
Dustin Long,
Joe Gibbs Dashing — Christopher Ringer’s triumph denoted the thirteenth back to back race at New Hampshire that JGR has had a vehicle finish first or second in the Cup race.
Pursue Briscoe — He was 23rd when downpour halted the race. He proceeded to complete a season-greatest second, saying the “downpour saved us.” Briscoe is presently 25 focuses beneath the season finisher cutline with eight races left in the ordinary season.
Josh Berry — He tied his season-best wrap up by setting third. He additionally profited from the race continuing. He was twentieth when downpour halted the race.
Failures
Bubba Wallace — He was gathered in the accident set off by Noah Gragson. Wallace completed 34th and dropped out of a season finisher spot. He’s presently 13 focuses underneath the cutline.
Justin Haley — He was fifth when the race was ended by downpour. After the race continued his vehicle was harmed by contact with Michael McDowell and completed 29th.
Kyle Busch — He was lapped early and was engaged with three mishaps before his race finished with a 35th-place finish. Busch has completed 35th or more regrettable in three of the last four races.
Hendrick Motorsports — The association last succeeded at New Hampshire in July 2012. That is 18 races in succession at the 1.058-mile track that Hendrick has not won. Other than Kyle Larson completing fourth Sunday, no Hendrick vehicle put in the main 15. Alex Bowman completed last after a motor disappointment.
