In an overtime showdown between two pairs of teammates, Penske's Logano was able to prevail over Trackhouse's Suarez, but lets take a closer look at how the finish unfolded and how he got the job done.
Sunday's race evolved into a head-to-head battle between Team Penske and Trackhouse Racing, and as the caution along with a checkered flag waved over the start/finish line, Joey Logano crossed as the winner ahead of Daniel Suarez. But in order to get a full view of how the finish played out, we have to rewind the clock a bit. On Lap 178 of 260, most of the field came down pit road for the final time. This included Joey Logano, Daniel Suarez, and Ross Chastain.
Chastain tried to get back to him and did for a moment entering Turn 1 on the white flag lap, only to push up again. The win was slipping away, but Chastain was now lined up with another Chevy directly behind him. However, at the same time, Christopher Bell shot up the middle and ensured the Trackhouse drivers were never getting back together. Just then, an awkward bump sent Chastain into the outside wall while Logano skipped away with the race win.
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