Texas Motor Speedway NASCAR Results
Today, Texas Motor Speedway hosts the NASCAR Cup Series. It is the O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 in Fort Worth, Texas.
See the full results of the Texas 2020 race below.
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Fans returned in bulk this weekend. They are distanced and spaced throughout the rostrum.
Aric Almirola and Ryan Blaney established the front row. 334 laps of stock car racing are as follows …
Texas race
Stage 1 – Report
Laps: 105 (1-105 / 334)
With a green flag, Almirola and Blaney even run at turn one and turn two. Blaney throws a block on Kurt Busch at turn three. Almirola takes the lead at turn three.
Lap 21, the competition precaution is out. Almirola is left out while Blaney faces the 2nd.
Green, Harvick gets a huge boost from Truex inside. Harvick leading the way in the first corner.
Lap 50, the track is changing. Most of the field now runs in lane two, at the edge of the PJ1 trackbite app.
On lap 56, Harvick runs the end at turn one while working on the traffic on the lap. Almirola has a great career abroad. Almirola drives immediately to retake the leadership.
Pit cycle
Lap 64, Almirola and Harvick head to the pit lane under the green.
Pit penalty: Almirola has been hit with a mixing line violation and will serve a handoff.
On lap 69, Ryan Blaney drives alongside Kyle Busch and advances to the race.
15 to go to stage one, Blaney faces the race leader.
Lap 95, Blaney returns to the lead. Kyle Busch crawls for 0.5 seconds.
Ryan Blaney Wins Stage One At Texas Motor Speedway!
Texas Race Results – Stage 1: 1. Ryan Blaney; 2. Kyle Busch; 3. Kevin Harvick; 4. Tyler Reddick; 5. William Byron; 6. Kurt Busch; 7. Jimmie Johnson; 8. Alex Bowman; 9. Chris Buescher; 10. Martin Truex Jr;
Texas race
Stage 2 – Report
Laps: 105 (106-210 / 334)
With the green flag in the second stage, Blaney and Kyle Busch race side by side in the first corner, in the second and in the third. They stand side by side for a full turn. Busch drives him deep into Turn Three at the bottom and clears Blaney.
Lap 117, Johnson is on the wall of turn four! Caution is out.
Green, Hamlin gives Kyle Busch a big push to turn one. Busch exits turn two and Hamlin follows him to the second.
Lap 123, Kyle Busch runs down the middle at turn three as Hamlin reaches the end. Christopher Bell is on the wall behind them, without caution. Hamlin completes the pass for the lead.
Lap 126, Hamlin runs down the middle at turn three. Blaney cuts the bench and has a run under him in the fourth corner. Blaney completes the pass and retakes the lead.
Pit cycle
Lap 161, Blaney faces the race leader.
Lap 192, Ryan Blaney leads Joey Logano by 3 seconds.
Ryan Blaney reaches second stage victory in Texas!
Texas Race Results – Stage 2: 1. Ryan Blaney; 2. Joey Logano 3. Denny Hamlin; 4. Kurt Busch; 5. Kevin Harvick; 6. Martin Truex Jr; 7. Chase Elliott; 8. Aric Almirola; 9. Erik Jones; 10. Kyle Busch;
Texas race
Stage 3 – Report
Laps: 124 (211-334 / 334)
With a green flag in stage three, Keselowski and Blaney even run. Blaney breaks loose on the outside at turn three and Keselowski takes the lead.
Aric Almirola is hooked by Kurt Busch. Almirola then hooks Kyle Busch, who then hooks Martin Truex Jr. Cole Custer and others are picked up. Chaos through the tri-oval and the red flag is out.
Green, Keselowski makes the jump to Hamlin and is free for the length of a car in the first corner.
Lap 229, Keselowski breaks loose at the bottom. Hamlin and Blaney snap directly to his bumper. Three battle cars for leadership.
Lap 231, Hamlin drives him to the bottom at Turn Three. They run side by side as Blaney washes the bench with the dirty air.
Lap 233, Hamlin sidesteps Keselowski at turn three. Finally he erases it at turn four.
Lap 238, Blaney is on Hamlin’s bumper for the lead. He drives it all the way down at turn three and takes it off of turn four.
Lap 243, the warning is out when John Hunter Nemechek is near.
Split pit cycle
Kevin Harvick holes of the 5th. Most of the cars behind him follow.
Green, Blaney and Hamlin race side by side at Turn One. Elliott gives Blaney a push and Blaney clears Hamlin.
Lap 251, Ty Dillon and William Byron are on the wall and there is no caution. Dillon pushes into the first corner and picks up Byron.
Green, Hamlin and Blaney run side by side. Blaney clears it at turn three and moves to the high side to draw air out of Hamlin’s nose.
50 to go, Blaney leads Hamlin by 2.7 seconds. Harvick has moved up to seventh place after taking tires about 40 laps ago.
Pit cycle
46 to go, Blaney faces the race leader. Hamlin follows him but only takes two tires!
With 34 to go, Logano leads Harvick in 10 cars. Logano took fuel only at the last stop.
30 to go
30 by the end, Logano lags behind the return traffic. Harvick goes inside.
At the same time, Quin Houff is nearby. Caution is out. He cut off Bell and DiBenedetto while trying to get to the pit lane.
14 cars are on the lap of the leader. Everyone is heading to the pit lane. Reddick wins the race to the well exit on fuel only.
Green, Reddick and Austin Dillon even run at turn one. Dillon wins the battle in the background.
16 to go
16 to go, Hamlin and Bowman turn and caution is back! Hamlin broke free under Bowman and the two climbed onto the bench and Bowman is hard against the wall.
Green, Reddick and Dillon spin the tires, but they even run around turn one. They remain even on turn three. When they return to turn one, Dillon drives it to the bottom and clears Reddick for the lead.
8 to go, Logano clears Kyle Busch for the 3rd. They reach the top 4 spots end to end: Dillon, Reddick, Logano and Busch.
6 to go, Hamlin is in the trioval! Caution has returned.
Green, Dillon is clear from the length of a car at Turn One.
Austin Dillon wins at Texas Motor Speedway!
See the full results of the Texas Motor Speedway NASCAR Cup below.
Texas Motor Speedway
Race results
July 19, 2020
NASCAR Cup Series
Pos | Driver
1. Austin Dillon
2. Tyler Reddick
3. Joey Logano
4. Kyle Busch
5. Kevin Harvick
6. Erik Jones
7. Ryan Blaney
8. Kurt Busch
9. Brad Keselowski
10. Aric Almirola
11. Clint Bowyer
12. Chase Elliott
13. Ryan Newman
14. Bubba Wallace
15. Michael McDowell
16. Corey LaJoie
17. Matt DiBenedetto
18. Matt Kenseth
19. Chris Buescher
20. Denny Hamlin
21. Christopher Bell
22. John Hunter Nemechek
23. Daniel Suarez
24. JJ Yeley
25. Gray Gaulding
26. Jimmie Johnson
27. Brennan Poole
28. Reed Sorenson
29. Martin Truex Jr
30. Alex Bowman
31. Josh Bilicki
32. Joey Gase
33. BJ McLeod
34. Quin Houff
35. Ty Dillon
36. Timmy Hill
37. William Byron
38. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
39. Cole Custer
40. Ryan Preece
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