NASCAR Race Today: Winners, Losers from Goodyear 400
In the week leading up to Sunday’s Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway, NASCAR Cup Series drivers like Ricky Stenhouse Jr. , Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe said there would be some wild racing. We didn’t quite get that, with two drivers largely dominating this race while some other big names disappointed.
Let’s dive into our winners and losers from the NASCAR race today, highlighting the standout performances and some concerning developments for drivers from the Goodyear 400. Winner: Tyler Reddick Does It Again Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images Tyler Reddick easily had the fastest car in qualifying and it looked initially in the Goodyear 400 like he would cruise to victory.
However, issues with the battery forced him to drive without a functioning cool suit and in Stage 2 he reported an issue with the brake. Despite all that, including an extended pit stop under caution to change out the battery, Reddick worked his way back to the front of the field and easily outran everyone to secure his fourth win of the season. What Reddick and the No.
45 team are doing right now is simply absurd. Related: Goodyear 400 Results from Darlington, Points Totals and Stage Results Today Loser: Joey Logano and the No. 22 Team Gary A.
Vasquez-Imagn Images Sign of trouble first started for Joey Logano and Team Penske on Saturday at Darlington. The No. 22 car didn’t have the long speeds in traffic and when qualifying came, Logano placed 29th.
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