NASCAR Cup Series in Nashville: Chase Elliott wins the Allied 400 in one race. Today we will discuss about Nascar: Nashville results| Nashville starting lineup| Ally 400
Nascar: Nashville results| Nashville starting lineup| Ally 400
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Nashville results
Track conditions proved essential in Nashville, and Joe Gibbs Racing Cars had a lot in the first 200 laps. Much of Sunday’s race was controlled by Gibbs Toyotas, as Martin Truex Jr. won the opening two stages while he, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch all took the lead.
By comparison, it looked like it would be a miserable day for Hendricks Motorsports. In a quick sequence after a delay of the first season, William Byrne fell over speed and walked into the garage with a steering rack problem, while Alex Bowman spun and crashed into Turn 2 after being turned by Corey Lajoie. Elliot and Kyle Larson, meanwhile, were pretty quiet during the afternoon hours.
But the timing of the night turned out to be right for Elliot. After securing track position with fresher tires while the other drivers stayed out, Elliott ran ahead of Busch during the long run, beginning a fight that would end to decide the race. Elliott eventually took control of the race on the final 50 laps, walked away from the final long run and then hung on to the finish.
Busch, Truex and Hamlin were all among the cars that took the road for new tires as a final precaution, but that decision only paid dividends for Hamlin. While Hamlin used his tires to finish sixth, Busch and Truex got stuck in traffic and dropped to 21st and 22nd respectively.
Nashville starting lineup
The field for qualifying was divided into two groups. The top 5 from each group were determined to advance to Round 2.
However, a heavy rain shower went into the speedway just after the conclusion of Round 1. Round 2 was a wash and thus time from the first round of qualifying has been used to set up the starting grid.
Denny Hamlin will start from pole position after an innings of 29.848.
Ally 400
The Allied 400 marks the second trip to the 1.3 mile oval in Lebanon, TN for the NASCAR Cup Series. Opening in 2001, Nashville Superspeedway began hosting the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races in 2001. The track last hosted the event in 2011, and saw racing return to the facility in 2021 when all three NASCAR series returned. To celebrate the culture of Music City, the winner of the race receives a custom guitar as a trophy. Kyle Larson is the defending winner of this race.
