Overview
- Wallace became the first Black driver to win on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2.5-mile oval, holding off defending champion Kyle Larson in a double-overtime finish
- The win snapped Wallace’s 100-race Cup Series winless streak, marked his third career victory and his first at one of NASCAR’s four crown jewel events
- With the triumph, Wallace secured a spot in the 2025 playoffs and delivered 23XI Racing its first organizational victory of the season
- Sunday’s race also concluded NASCAR’s inaugural In-Season Challenge, in which Ty Gibbs defeated Ty Dillon to earn the $1 million bonus
- Fuel-mileage gambles and strategic pit decisions under late-race rain delays intensified the battle for track position during the Brickyard finale