Who won the NASCAR race yesterday? Complete results from the Ally 400 in Nashville

The winner of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup in Nashville Superspeedway can’t lose right now.

Kyle Larson achieved three consecutive wins in points-paying races and four consecutive wins, reading the All-Star Race when he dominated the Ally 400. The Hendrick Motorsports driver was more than four seconds ahead of runner-up Ross Chastain. at the checkered flag.

Larson has won in Sonoma, Charlotte, Texas and Nashville during his series.

Below is more information about Larson’s winning Sunday as well as the full results of the race.

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Who won the NASCAR race yesterday?

Kyle Larson won for the fourth time in a row, and as he has done most of the pipe, he escaped and hid from the field. He led 264 races out of 300 laps on Sunday at the 1,333-mile oval in Nashville.

“We never had to run behind people, so I don’t know if any of my teammates got ahead again, they would probably have had a hard time passing them,” Larson said after the race. He said his No. 5 Chevrolet “was really good”.

“It cut the center of the corner really well, and the pit crew did a great job again,” he said. “I just hope we can keep it up.

The most excitement came after the race. NASCAR dismissed Larson’s teammate Chase Elliott, the series champion, after a follow-up inspection. Elliott was dropped from 13th to last, which was 39th on Sunday, and scored just one point. Elliott won Phase 1, so he lost 10 bonus points and one drop point as part of DQ.

NASCAR results from Nashville

Kyle Larson held the winning streak on Sunday with another fleeing victory. Larson is still second on the Cup series, but only 10 points behind manager Denny Hamlin with nine races left in the regular season. He leads the series with four wins in points-paying races.

The rest of the top five were Ross Chastain, William Byron, bicycle Aric Almirola and Kevin Harvick.

The Cup series is now preparing for this weekend’s singles in the Pocono. Race 1 is on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET; Race 2, Explore the Pocono Mountains 350, is on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ET. NBCSN televises both competitions. The MRN has a radio broadcast on both days.

The starting set for Saturday’s race will be determined by a mathematical formula that NASCAR will use for most races in 2021. Sunday’s sets will be set differently: NASCAR will reverse the order of the top 20 in Saturday’s race. The winner of the competition starts 20th, second place 19th and so on. At the bottom of the field are the cars that rank 21st to 40th (or any number of cars competing) on ​​Saturday.

NASCAR Wire Service material was used in this report.