Denny Hamlin's engine blows on Lap 3, Martin Truex Jr. spins out and falls to back of pack with help from Will Brown, Kyle Busch involved in incident that causes significant ground loss
Joey Logano starts on pole, Austin Cindric goes off track after hitting divot
Kyle Larson wins Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway
Larson earns third victory of the season and takes points lead
Larson passes Chris Buescher and Martin Truex Jr. for first place on Lap 102
Race featured seven caution flags before halfway point but ran caution-free in final 51 laps
Race marked by several incidents and strategic pit stops
Top three drivers make final pit stops within last 20 laps to stay on fresher tires and gain track position
Tyler Reddick wins Stage 1, Chris Buescher leads most of Stage 2 before pitting
The NASCAR Cup Series held its Toyota/Save Mart 350 race at Sonoma Raceway on June 9, 2024. Kyle Larson emerged as the winner, earning his third victory of the season and taking the points lead. The race was marked by several incidents and strategic pit stops.
Joey Logano started on pole position for the event, but it was Austin Cindric who made headlines early with a wild ride uphill through the dirt after hitting a divot, going from running 17th to off the track. Tyler Reddick won Stage 1 and Chris Buescher led most of Stage 2 before pitting.
Denny Hamlin's day ended almost immediately after his engine blew on Lap 3. Martin Truex Jr., a four-time Sonoma winner, spun out early in the race and fell to the back of the pack, receiving help from Will Brown. Kyle Busch was also involved in an incident that caused him to lose significant ground.
Larson made his move late in the race, passing both Chris Buescher and Martin Truex Jr. for first place on Lap 102. He went on to win by a comfortable margin, with Michael McDowell finishing second and Chris Buescher third.
The race featured seven caution flags before halfway point but ran caution-free in the final 51 laps. The top three drivers all made their final pit stops within the last 20 laps, allowing them to stay on fresher tires and gain track position.
Kyle Larson's victory marked his second win at Sonoma Raceway and his third trophy of the season. He now holds a 14-point lead in the Cup standings over Chase Elliott.
Kyle Larson earned his third NASCAR Cup victory of the season and took the points lead
Larson has a 14-point lead on Chase Elliott
Hamlin's engine blew on the second lap and he finished last in the race
Michael McDowell finished second for his third top-10 result in the last five races and first top-five result since his victory last year on the Indy road course
Accuracy
Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma, his third win of the season
Kyle Larson passed Martin Truex Jr. and Chris Buescher in the final laps to take the lead
Martin Truex Jr. ran out of gas on the final corner and finished in 27th place
The 2024 NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway was won by Kyle Larson.
Kyle Larson took the lead on Lap 102 and went on to win.
Austin Cindric had a wild ride uphill through the dirt after hitting a divot, going from running 17th to off the track.
Tyler Reddick won Stage 1.
Martin Truex Jr. spun out early in the race and fell to the back of the pack, receiving help from Will Brown.
Denny Hamlin’s day ended almost immediately after his engine blew on Lap 3.
Accuracy
Kyle Larson passes Martin Truex Jr. for the lead in the final laps.
Martin Truex Jr. finished second, staying within striking distance of Larson.
Chris Buescher won Stage 2 and picked up 10 points and a playoff point.
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Martin Truex Jr. stayed within striking distance, but Larson was able to hold him off and seal the win.