Who Won and Who Lost The NASCAR Race Sunday at Watkins Glen

The winner of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday at Watkins Glen International has been a normal guest to Victory Lane this year.

Kyle Larson expanded his series lead with his fifth success of the 2021 season in the Go Bowling at The Glen street race. Larson traveled to the checkered banner subsequent to building a huge lead in Stage 3.

Larson likewise maneuvered into a bind with Denny Hamlin for the lead in the point standings. The customary season champion gets a billet in NASCAR Race’s end-of-the-season games yet Larson is as of now guaranteed of a spot as a race winner. Hamlin is winless in 23 races this year.

Larson’s triumph was uplifting news for Hamlin and drivers nearer to the season finisher bubble. With 13 distinctive race winners hitherto, three compartments in the 16-driver field stay open with three races staying in the standard season. At the present time, those spots have a place with Hamlin, Kevin Harvick and, Tyler Reddick.

The following is more about Larson’s success Sunday, in addition to the total aftereffects of the race.

Who Won the NASCAR race yesterday?

Kyle Larson made it five successes on the season with a 2.430-second triumph over Hendrick Motorsports colleague Chase Elliott. Larson had constructed a lead more than twofold that during Stage 3, yet lapped traffic before him and Elliott behind him made things uncertain for a couple of moments.

“Pursue was at that point getting me pretty speedy, even with me being in open track so when I got those, I think, four (lapped) vehicles and got into the 38 (Anthony Alfredo) here, I figured I would take a gander at my mirror and the 9 (Elliott) would be directly on me, yet fortunately had an agreeable enough hole to where I could commit an error like that,” Larson said, per NASCAR.com.

Elliott, the double-cross protecting race winner, completed second notwithstanding beginning at the back of the field. He was sent there on the grounds that his No. 9 vehicles fizzled prerace assessment twice.

“I committed an excessive number of errors to get the success tragically, and made it past the point of no return in the race,” he said, per NASCAR.com.

Larson and Elliott have completed 1-2 four times this season.

Kyle Larson — He finished a five-race winless “dry spell” with his series-high fifth triumph of the period. He has completed first or second in eight of the last 12 races. His endeavors have driven him to tie Denny Hamlin for the focuses lead. Three races stay in the ordinary season.

Hendrick Motorsports — For the fifth time in 23 races — an event happening over 20% of the time this season — Hendrick vehicles completed first and second in a race. Pursue Elliott set second to winner Kyle Larson. Likewise, William Byron completed 6th, tying his best street course finish.

Kyle Busch — His fourth-place finish is his fifth top-five completion in the last six races. The possible imperfection is New Hampshire when he hit the stopping point in the downpour before NASCAR called an alert for the climate.

Tyler Reddick — He put tenth and scored seven-phase focuses. That permitted him to expand his lead by 10 to 15 on Richard Childress Racing partner Austin Dillon for the last season finisher spot.

Ty Gibbs — Overcame challenges from Austin Cindric and AJ Allmendinger — apparently the two best street course racers in the Xfinity Series — to dominate Saturday’s Xfinity race. The 18-year-old Gibbs has won three of his 10 Xfinity begins in his half-season in the series. His three successes have come at tracks wealthy in dashing history: Daytona, Charlotte, and Watkins Glen.

 

Who Lose the NASCAR Race yesterday?

Brad Keselowski — Yes, it might have been more awful, however Sunday was terrible for the post sitter. He turned twice and slid through Turn 1 some other time. One of his twists sent him tilting into the rear of partner Joey Logano. Keselowski completed 35th in the 37-vehicle field and Logano, who won stage 1, saw his race destroyed by the contact and set 22nd.

Christopher Bell — He left Watkins Glen disappointed get-togethers from Kyle Larson turned him in the last stage. Ringer felt he had a race-winning vehicle. All things considered, he completed seventh. Still a decent execution however that was of little relief to him following the race. His day got off to a terrible beginning. Team boss Adam Stevens was shot out and Bell has docked 10 focuses for investigation infringement that drove NASCAR Race to take parts. He likewise needed to begin at the back.

Pursue Elliott and group — Elliott assumed the fault for completing second. It’s difficult to consider such a completion a losing exertion, however, the bar is high with Elliott, who had won seven of his 16 professional Cup races on street courses before Sunday. He pitted on Lap 30 get-togethers level detected his tires however retaliated from that. His day didn’t get off to a decent beginning. Group boss Alan Gustafson was catapulted and Elliott whas docked 10 focuses for review infringement that drove NASCAR Race to seize parts. He likewise needed to begin at the back.

 

NASCAR Race results from Watkins Glen

Kyle Larson gave Hendrick Motorsports its eleventh dominate in 23 races this season. Each of the four Hendrick drivers have something like one win in 2021.

The remainder of the best 10 get-togethers and Elliott: Martin Truex Jr., Kyle Busch, Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Christopher Bell, Kevin Harvick, Chase Briscoe and, Tyler Reddick.

Hamlin, Harvick and, Reddick hold the three open season finisher spots for the occasion, however, they could be knocked off the air pocket on the off chance that they stay winless and first-time winners arise in every one of the following three races. Hamlin could in any case get in by winning the normal season focuses title.

Reddick is battling just to remain in the main 16 of the projected season finisher field. He drives Richard Childress Racing colleague Austin Dillon by 15 for the sixteenth spot. Harvick is 95 focuses in front of Dillon.

The Cup Series will impact the world forever one weekend from now when it races interestingly out and about course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Verizon 200 at The Brickyard is planned for 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Aug. 15 (NBC, TSN 3 and 5, IMS Radio).

 

Finish	Driver
1	Kyle Larson
2	Chase Elliott
3	Martin Truex Jr.
4	Kyle Busch
5	Denny Hamlin
6	William Byron
7	Christopher Bell
8	Kevin Harvick
9	Chase Briscoe
10	Tyler Reddick
11	Matt DiBenedetto
12	Ross Chastain
13	Kurt Busch
14	Ryan Blaney
15	Austin Dillon
16	Aric Almirola
17	Chris Buescher
18	Cole Custer
19	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
20	Alex Bowman
21	Michael McDowell
22	Joey Logano
23	Bubba Wallace
24	Corey LaJoie
25	Ryan Newman
26	Anthony Alfredo
27	Erik Jones
28	Ryan Preece
29	Justin Haley
30	Kyle Tilley
31	Daniel Suarez
32	Quin Houff
33	Josh Bilicki
34	RC Enerson
35	Brad Keselowski
36	Garrett Smithley
37	James Davison

 

SOURCE: nascar.nbcsports

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