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Location: Austin, Texas Course: Circuit of the Americas Format: 3.41-mile road course Laps: 42
Location: Austin, Texas Course: Circuit of the Americas Format: 3.41-mile road course Laps: 68
William Byron had the perfect race weekend, commanding Sunday's EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas from pole position to the checkered flag to grab his second race win of the season. There were very few cars that could challenge Byron at the front, and those that could dealt with more track position challenges than the No. 24. Byron and team delivered a mistake-free afternoon with lightning fast pit stops to keep their guy out front and in position to win. In doing so, Byron also becomes the first driver to win multiple races this season, further cementing his spot in the championship playoffs.
Rain threatened to disrupt Sunday night's visit to Richmond Raceway before things even got started, but thanks to Goodyear and NASCAR's development of a treaded tire last season, the race was able to get underway largely as scheduled. Even more impressive was the fact that no incidents occurred while running on the damp track and NASCAR made the call to switch to dry tires at the 30-lap mark. The clean start was indicative of the race as a whole, too. Only twice, outside of the scheduled stage breaks and competition caution to move to dry tires, did the field come under yellow and all 36 cars were still running at the finish. The race's long green-flag runs meant pit strategy and tire management made the difference. After starting the race out front, Kyle Larson lost the lead as tire strategy played out in the second segment, giving rise to Martin Truex Jr., who went on to dominate much of the race's second half. However, one final late caution set up a dash to the pits, which Denny Hamlin used to get out first, setting himself up to claim his second win of the 2024 season. In all, the night was a success for Hamlin and NASCAR.
Location: Martinsville, Va. Course: Martinsville Speedway Format: 0.53-mile oval Laps: 200
Location: Martinsville, Va. Course: Martinsville Speedway Format: 0.53-mile oval Laps: 400
Location: Fort Worth, Texas Course: Texas Motor Speedway Format: 1.5-mile quad-oval Laps: 167
Location: Fort Worth, Texas Course: Texas Motor Speedway Format: 1.5-mile quad-oval Laps: 267
Location: Shanghai, China Course: Shanghai International Circuit Course Length: 5.45km Laps: 56
The GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway went caution free through the first two stages, and was setting up to be a Ford-dominated day, but Tyler Reddick
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