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Ty Gibbs won the Iowa Corn 350 at Iowa Speedway after a pivotal two-tire pit call, fending off teammate Christopher Bell to claim his second Cup Series victory of the season. The win moves Gibbs to second in the standings, 103 points behind Denny Hamlin with three regular-season races left, and cements his pursuit of a first NASCAR championship.
Ty Gibbs held off Christopher Bell to win the Iowa Corn 350 at Iowa Speedway, the Cup Series’ first race in August and the start of the Chase push. Gibbs beat Bell after a late restart while Bell had won Stage 2 and Ryan Blaney had won Stage 1, with Blaney starting on pole and Austin Cindric entering the weekend 12th in points. The result tightens the standings, with Gibbs potentially moving to second, and Cindric remaining the final Chase qualifier as the round begins.
Shane van Gisbergen, starting from pole, dominated the Watkins Glen NASCAR Cup race and cruised to a 7.2-second victory over Michael McDowell after a 29-second surge in the late run; Ty Gibbs finished third, with Chase Briscoe and Tyler Reddick rounding out the top five. SVG also led the most laps (74 of 100) and ended Stage 2 on top, while Ross Chastain won Stage 1. Connor Zilisch earned the fastest lap (1:12.541). Cody Ware was the only retirement, and 32 of 38 starters finished on the lead lap.
Ryan Preece was penalized 25 points and fined $50,000 after an incident with Ty Gibbs at Texas Motor Speedway during the Würth 400. NASCAR cited wrecking/spinning another vehicle under sections 4.3 and 4.4.A; Gibbs finished 36th after the contact, which Preece claimed he did not intend to cause.
Ryan Preece was penalized 25 Cup Series championship points and fined $50,000 after an on-track incident with Ty Gibbs in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway, with NASCAR citing conduct rules (sections 4.3 and 4.4.A) that cover wrecking or spinning another vehicle. A separate Truck Series penalty also fined Layne Riggs’ crew chief Dylan Cappello $2,500 and suspended him from the next Truck Series points race for lug-nuts not properly installed.
Ty Gibbs earned his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Bristol, delivering a major breakthrough for Joe Gibbs Racing while strengthening the Gibbs family legacy in racing, a moment amplified by the recent losses of Joe Gibbs's two sons, J.D. and Coy.
Ty Gibbs won the Food City 500 at Bristol, beating champions Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson. Todd Gilliland, Chase Briscoe and Joey Logano posted strong showings to build momentum for Kansas, while Christopher Bell, William Byron and Shane van Gisbergen had setbacks. The Cup Series heads to Kansas Speedway next, with the race at 2:00 p.m. ET on FOX.
Ty Gibbs earned his first NASCAR Cup Series victory in overtime at Bristol, as late cautions and bumper-to-bumper action between Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson set up the dramatic finish.
Ty Gibbs earned his first NASCAR Cup Series win in overtime at Bristol, holding off Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson after a late restart and marking a milestone for Joe Gibbs Racing and the Gibbs family, while crew chief Tyler Allen earned his first win with Gibbs and Bowman returned from vertigo before exiting early; the series heads to Kansas next.
Ty Gibbs captured his first NASCAR Cup Series win in overtime at Bristol's Food City 500, finishing ahead of Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson; the article provides the full finishing order and notes NASCAR will race weekly through early August, with a Kansas stop next.
Ty Gibbs won his first NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway in overtime, fending off Kyle Larson and Ryan Blaney after the late restart; Blaney started from the pole and Larson led a race-high 284 laps but finished third, with Tyler Reddick fourth and Chase Briscoe fifth. Gibbs, the grandson of Joe Gibbs, becomes the sixth driver to win his first Cup race at Bristol. The series heads to Kansas next.
Joe Gibbs highlights the importance of family in Victory Lane as Ty Gibbs wins, sharing a heartwarming moment when his grandson interrupts the scene.
Denny Hamlin admitted he went too far in his racing behavior towards teammate Ty Gibbs at New Hampshire, leading to a team drivers' meeting to address racing conduct and improve team dynamics. The meeting aimed to promote smarter racing and prevent teammate wrecks, with all drivers expressing optimism about better cooperation in the future.
Denny Hamlin indicated that meetings with Ty Gibbs and Joe Gibbs Racing after a recent incident were productive, but he offered no specific details and expressed regret about his own actions during the conflict.
Denny Hamlin admits he got too heated and crossed the line in a recent on-track incident with teammate Ty Gibbs, leading to internal team discussions about racing conduct, as the team emphasizes respectful racing with six races remaining in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.