Overview

• Byron saved enough fuel to avoid a pit stop over the final 144 laps, leading 141 of 350 circuits en route to his second victory of 2025.
• Twelve caution flags in the race’s second half split pit strategies and allowed his fuel gamble to succeed.
• Chase Briscoe finished 1.192 seconds behind in second place while Brad Keselowski, despite sweeping the first two stages, settled for third.
• The victory vaulted Byron 18 points ahead of teammate Chase Elliott atop the regular-season standings with three races remaining.
• With 13 of 16 playoff spots now secured by race winners and top point scorers, three postseason berths remain open as the series heads to Watkins Glen.