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Active/Next Gen Cup Track Stats: Texas

Last week we saw Hendrick Motorsports get a historic 1-2-3 finish at Martinsville, which helped overshadow an otherwise pretty boring race. This week we head to a track that’s also been known for being boring and has been good for Hendrick as they have won 2 of the last 3 races here, Texas. Down below you will find different statistics for active drivers and Next Gen races of the NASCAR Cup series here at Texas Motor Speedway ranging from Most Wins to Best Average Finishes by starting position in the Next Gen era. So read and enjoy these fun fact track stats!
In this post you will only find active and Next Gen stats, if you are looking for all-time stats check out my previous article All-Time Cup Track Stats: Texas.

Active means any driver who started a race in the 2024 Cup Series season.
 
Last Texas Race (09/24/23)
Finish Start Driver Laps Led S1 Fin S2 Fin Driver Rating
1 18 William Byron 267 6 4th – 97.9
2 5 Ross Chastain 267 1 – 8th 100.0
3 1 Bubba Wallace 267 111 10th 9th 128.8
4 9 Christopher Bell 267 0 3rd – 78.2
5 10 Denny Hamlin 267 0 9th 3rd 115.7
6 22 Kevin Harvick 267 0 – – 81.6
7 3 Brad Keselowski 267 0 – 7th 103.4
8 8 Daniel Suarez 267 0 – 10th 90.3
9 24 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 267 0 – – 59.7
10 31 Chase Briscoe 267 0 8th – 68.7
11 29 Chase Elliott 267 1 6th 6th 84.3
12 14 Alex Bowman 267 1 – – 74.3
13 28 Justin Haley 267 0 – – 59.9
14 2 Chris Buescher 267 2 2nd 5th 103.7
15 17 Michael McDowell 267 0 5th – 82.0
16 19 Carson Hocevar 267 0 – – 66.0
17 16 Martin Truex Jr. 267 0 – – 68.8
18 21 Aric Almirola 267 0 – – 57.1
19 26 Ty Dillon 267 3 – – 48.2
20 30 Harrison Burton 267 0 – – 46.0
21 20 Joey Logano 267 0 – – 49.0
22 34 B.J. McLeod 267 0 – – 36.2
23 25 Ryan Preece 267 0 – – 57.3
24 33 Zane Smith 267 0 – – 40.8
25 15 Tyler Reddick 267 36 1st – 74.4
26 27 Corey LaJoie 262 0 – – 37.2
27 32 Austin Cindric 261 1 – – 34.8
28 23 Ryan Blaney 258 0 7th 4th 68.5
29 6 A.J. Allmendinger 255 1 – – 65.8
30 12 Erik Jones 255 3 – 2nd 89.1
31 11 Kyle Larson 248 99 – 1st 114.8
32 35 J.J. Yeley 241 2 – – 32.7
33 4 Ty Gibbs 77 0 – – 55.8
34 7 Kyle Busch 73 0 – – 63.7
35 36 Todd Gilliland 52 0 – – 23.7
36 13 Austin Dillon 40 0 – – 36.8

– The last Texas race was pretty diverse manufacturer wise as there were 4 Chevy’s, 3 Ford, and 3 Toyotas in the Top 10.

Active Texas Average Finish w/ Best and Worst Finish
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Best Worst Starts
1 Chase Briscoe 10.00 5th 15th 3
2 Tyler Reddick 10.40 1st 25th 5
3 Jimmie Johnson 11.57 1st 38th 35
4 Erik Jones 11.75 4th 30th 12
5 William Byron 12.11 1st 37th 9
6 Kyle Busch 12.33 1st 40th 33
7 Christopher Bell 13.00 3rd 34th 5
8 Chase Elliott 13.08 4th 32nd 13
9 Denny Hamlin 13.33 1st 38th 33
10 Joey Logano 13.86 1st 40th 28
11 Martin Truex Jr. 14.59 2nd 38th 34
12 Brad Keselowski 15.75 2nd 39th 28
T13 Daniel Suarez 16.00 3rd 29th 11
T13 Carson Hocevar 16.00 16th 16th 1
15 Ryan Blaney 16.33 2nd 43rd 15
16 Justin Haley 17.67 3rd 37th 3
17 Kyle Larson 18.63 1st 39th 16
18 Harrison Burton 19.00 18th 20th 2
19 Austin Dillon 19.58 1st 37th 19
20 Ty Dillon 20.82 13th 35th 11
21 A.J. Allmendinger 20.90 10th 39th 21
T22 Austin Cindric 21.00 15th 27th 2
T22 Noah Gragson 21.00 21st 21st 1
24 Bubba Wallace 21.33 3rd 38th 9
25 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 21.63 9th 40th 19
26 John Hunter Nemechek 21.67 21st 22nd 3
27 Ross Chastain 21.86 2nd 32nd 7
28 Chris Buescher 22.64 14th 34th 14
29 Alex Bowman 23.93 5th 42nd 14
30 Zane Smith 24.00 24th 24th 1
31 Daniel Hemric 24.50 16th 33rd 2
32 David Ragan 25.42 7th 42nd 26
33 Ty Gibbs 26.50 20th 33rd 2
34 B.J. McLeod 26.80 22nd 33rd 5
35 Corey LaJoie 27.80 14th 40th 10
36 Ryan Preece 28.29 18th 40th 7
37 Michael McDowell 28.48 11th 43rd 25
38 Anthony Alfredo 29.00 29th 29th 1
39 Todd Gilliland 31.50 28th 35th 2
40 J.J. Yeley 33.85 17th 43rd 20
41 David Starr 34.50 23rd 39th 4
41 Timmy Hill 35.44 27th 41st 9

– Kyle Larson, Austin Dillon, Bubba Wallace, Ross Chastain, and Alex Bowman have all had a Top 5 finish here at Texas, but they also have a career Avg. Finish worse than 18.0 here.

Best Active Texas
Avg. Driver Rating		 Best Active Texas
Avg. Top 15%
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Jimmie Johnson 100.4 32 1 William Byron 74.75 9
2 Kyle Busch 99.93 33 2 Chase Elliott 73.50 13
3 Tyler Reddick 94.78 5 3 Erik Jones 72.16 12
4 Ryan Blaney 93.95 15 4 Kyle Busch 70.44 33
5 William Byron 93.11 9 5 Jimmie Johnson 70.38 32
6 Martin Truex Jr. 92.74 34 6 Ryan Blaney 68.91 15
7 Erik Jones 91.01 12 7 Martin Truex Jr. 68.84 34
8 Kyle Larson 90.96 16 8 Tyler Reddick 67.44 5
9 Chase Elliott 90.42 13 9 Kyle Larson 65.21 16
10 Denny Hamlin 89.71 33 10 Denny Hamlin 65.18 33

– If you’re looking for drivers that will run well this weekend look no further than the tables above as the same 10 drivers are in both tables above, just a different order.

Best Active Laps Led% Best Active Laps Completed%
Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts Rank Driver Laps Comp% Starts
1 Jimmie Johnson 9.87 35 T1 Tyler Reddick 100 5
2 Kyle Busch 9.77 33 T1 Chase Briscoe 100 3
3 Ryan Blaney 8.81 15 T1 Harrison Burton 100 2
4 Kyle Larson 8.53 16 T1 Carson Hocevar 100 1
5 Brad Keselowski 7.40 28 T1 Noah Gragson 100 1
6 Tyler Reddick 6.92 5 T1 Zane Smith 100 1
7 Martin Truex Jr. 6.11 34 7 Erik Jones 99.65 12
8 Joey Logano 5.18 28 8 John Hunter Nemechek 99.40 3
9 William Byron 4.32 9 9 Austin Cindric 99.00 2
10 Bubba Wallace 3.84 9 10 Daniel Hemric 98.35 2
Not only has Tyler Reddick completed every single lap in his 5 starts at Texas, he’s also led almost 7% of the laps which is good for 6th best among active drivers. Photo by Sean Gardner — Getty Images
Most Active Texas Starts Most Active Texas Poles
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Poles
1 Jimmie Johnson 35 T1 Brad Keselowski 2
2 Martin Truex Jr. 34 T1 Martin Truex Jr. 2
T3 Denny Hamlin 33 T1 Jimmie Johnson 2
T3 Kyle Busch 33 T4 Bubba Wallace 1
T5 Brad Keselowski 28 T4 Ryan Blaney 1
T5 Joey Logano 28 T4 Austin Dillon 1
7 David  Ragan 26 T4 David Ragan 1
8 Michael McDowell 25 T4 Kyle Busch 1
9 A.J. Allmendinger 21
10 J.J. Yeley 20

– Austin Dillon and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will tie J.J. Yeley this weekend for the 10th most starts at Texas among active drivers, while a start for Jimmie Johnson keeps him alone at the top for one more year.

Active Texas Win List (w/ %)
Rank Driver Wins Win% Rank Driver Wins Win%
1 Jimmie Johnson 7 20.00 T4 William Byron 1 11.11
2 Kyle Busch 4 12.12 T4 Kyle Larson 1 6.25
3 Denny Hamlin 3 9.09 T4 Austin Dillon 1 5.26
T4 Tyler Reddick 1 20.00 T4 Joey Logano 1 3.57
If Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick, and Justin Haley do not get a Top 3 this weekend then it is very likely that Jimmie Johnson will leave this weekend as the active leader in Wins, Win%, Top 3’s, and Top 3% at Texas. Photo by Chris Graythen — Getty Images
Most Active Texas Top 3’s Best Active Texas Top 3%
Rank Driver Top 3’s Rank Driver Top3% Top3’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 13 T1 Christopher Bell 40.00 2
T2 Joey Logano 8 T1 Tyler Reddick 40.00 2
T2 Kyle Busch 8 3 Jimmie Johnson 37.14 13
T4 Denny Hamlin 5 4 Justin Haley 33.33 1
T4 Martin Truex Jr. 5 5 Joey Logano 28.57 8
6 Brad Keselowski 3 6 Kyle Busch 24.24 8
T7 Christopher Bell 2 7 William Byron 22.22 2
T7 Tyler Reddick 2 8 Daniel Suarez 18.18 2
T7 William Byron 2 9 Denny Hamlin 15.15 5
T7 Daniel Suarez 2 10 Martin Truex Jr. 14.71 5
T7 Kyle Larson 2
Most Active Texas Top 5’s Best Active Texas Top 5%
Rank Driver Top 5’s Rank Driver Top5% Top5’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 16 1 Christopher Bell 60.00 3
2 Kyle Busch 14 2 Jimmie Johnson 45.71 16
3 Joey Logano 12 3 Joey Logano 42.86 12
4 Denny Hamlin 8 4 Kyle Busch 42.42 14
5 Brad Keselowski 6 5 Tyler Reddick 40.00 2
6 Martin Truex Jr. 5 T6 Chase Briscoe 33.33 1
T7 Ryan Blaney 4 T6 Justin Haley 33.33 1
T7 Kyle Larson 4 8 Ryan Blaney 26.67 4
T9 Christopher Bell 3 T9 Kyle Larson 25.00 4
T9 Erik Jones 3 T9 Erik Jones 25.00 3

– Jimmie Johnson, Kyle Busch, and Joey Logano have been very good at Texas as they not only the top 3 in most Top 5’s among active drivers here, but are 2nd-4th in Top 5% also.

Most Active Texas Top 10’s Best Active Texas Top 10%
Rank Driver Top 10’s Rank Driver Top 10% Top 10’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 22 1 Chase Briscoe 66.67 2
2 Kyle Busch 18 2 Jimmie Johnson 62.86 22
3 Martin Truex Jr. 17 3 Christopher Bell 60.00 3
4 Denny Hamlin 16 4 Tyler Reddick 60.00 3
5 Joey Logano 15 5 Erik Jones 58.33 7
6 Brad Keselowski 13 6 William Byron 55.56 5
7 Ryan Blaney 8 7 Kyle Busch 54.55 18
8 Erik Jones 7 8 Joey Logano 53.57 15
T8 Chase Elliott 6 9 Ryan Blaney 53.33 8
T9 Kyle Larson 6 10 Martin Truex Jr. 50.00 17

– Chase Briscoe hopes to get his 3rd Top 10 at Texas in 4 starts this weekend, which would solidify his stay as the best Texas Top 10% among active drivers.

Active Texas Stage Win List (w/ %)
Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win% Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win%
1 Ryan Blaney 5 22.73 5 Tyler Reddick 1 10.00
2 Kyle Larson 4 22.22 6 Denny Hamlin 1 4.55
3 Kyle Busch 3 13.64 T7 Joey Logano 1 4.55

– Ryan Blaney has smoked the competition when it comes to stages at Texas as he has the most Stage Wins, Stage T10’s, the best Stage Win%, and has a 15% lead in Stage T10%.

Most Active Texas Stage T10’s Best Active Texas Stage T10%
Rank Driver Stage T10’s Rank Driver Stage T10% Stage T10’s
1 Ryan Blaney 18 T1 Ryan Blaney 81.82 18
2 Kyle Busch 13 T1 Kyle Larson 66.67 12
T3 Kyle Larson 12 T1 Kyle Busch 59.09 13
T3 Chase Elliott 12 4 Chase Elliott 54.55 12
T5 Brad Keselowski 11 5 Brad Keselowski 50.00 11
T5 Joey Logano 11 6 Joey Logano 50.00 11
T5 Martin Truex Jr. 11 7 Martin Truex Jr. 50.00 11
T8 Denny Hamlin 10 8 William Byron 50.00 9
T8 Erik Jones 10 T9 Chase Briscoe 50.00 3
10 William Byron 9 T9 Austin Cindric 50.00 2
Most Active Texas Starts without Win Most Active Texas Starts without Pole
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Starts
1 Martin Truex Jr. 27 1 Denny Hamlin 33
2 Brad Keselowski 26 2 Joey Logano 28
3 David Ragan 25 3 Michael McDowell 25
4 Michael McDowell 24 4 A.J. Allmendinger 21
5 A.J. Allmendinger 22 5 J.J. Yeley 20
6 J.J Yeley 20 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 19
7 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 17 7 Kyle Larson 16
T8 Ryan Blaney 14 8 Alex Bowman 14
T8 Alex Bowman 14 9 Chris Buescher 14
T10 Chris Buescher 12 10 Chase Elliott 13

– Brad Keselowski and Martin Truex Jr. have combined for 69 wins in the Cup Series and 8 Texas Top 3 finishes in their careers, but they have 0 Texas Wins in 53 starts.

Most Active Texas Starts without Top 3 Most Active Texas Starts without Top 5
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Starts
1 David Ragan 26 1 David Ragan 26
2 Michael McDowell 25 2 Michael McDowell 25
3 A.J. Allmendinger 21 3 A.J. Allmendinger 21
4 J.J. Yeley 20 4 J.J Yeley 20
5 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 19 5 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 19

– It’s easy to see who has not been good at Texas as the same 5 drivers occupy the five spots in both tables above.

Most Active Texas Starts
without Top 10
Rank Driver Starts
1 Michael McDowell 25
2 J.J. Yeley 20
3 Chris Buescher 14
4 Ty Dillon 11
5 Corey LaJoie 10

– There are 21 active drivers who have made 10+ starts at Texas and the 5 drivers above are the only ones without a Top 10 here.

Most Active Texas Stages without Stage Win Most Active Texas Stages without Stage T10
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Stages
T1 Austin Dillon 22 T1 Corey LaJoie 20
T1 Brad Keselowski 22 T1 Ty Dillon 20
T1 Chase Elliott 22 T3 David Ragan 12
T1 Chris Buescher 22 T3 J.J. Yeley 12
T1 Daniel Suarez 22 T3 Timmy Hill 12
T1 Erik Jones 22 T6 A.J. Allmendinger 10
T1 Martin Truex Jr. 22 T6 B.J McLeod 10
T1 Michael McDowell 22 T8 David Starr 6
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 22 T8 John Hunter Nemechek 6
T10 Corey LaJoie 20
T10 Ty Dillon 20 T8 Justin Haley 6

– Corey LaJoie and Ty Dillon have been pretty bad here at Texas in their careers as neither of them have a Top 10 finish or a Stage T10 in their Cup careers.

Active Texas Streaks (2+ in a row)
Driver Streak Category Driver Streak Category
Brad Keselowski 5 Top 10’s Bubba Wallace 2 Stage T10’s
William Byron 3 Top 10’s Chase Elliott 2 Stage T10’s
Chase Briscoe 2 Top 10’s Chris Buescher 2 Stage T10’s
Denny Hamlin 2 Top 10’s Denny Hamlin 2 Stage T10’s
Ryan Blaney 3 Stage T10’s
The only driver coming into Texas this week with a Top 10 streak and Stage T10 streak of 2 or more is Denny Hamlin. Photo by Sean Gardner — Getty Images

 

Next Gen Stats
Best Next Gen Laps Led% in race
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin. Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin.
1 2023-30 41.57 Bubba Wallace 3rd 6 2022-30 12.57 William Byron 7th
2 2023-30 37.08 Kyle Larson 31st 7 2022-30 9.28 Brad Keselowski 8th
3 2022-30 20.96 Tyler Reddick 1st 8 2022-30 8.68 Ryan Blaney 4th
4 2023-30 13.48 Tyler Reddick 25th 9 2022-30 6.89 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 27th
5 2022-30 13.17 Chase Elliott 32nd 10 2022-30 5.69 Kyle Larson 9th

– There has only been 2 races in the Next Gen car at Texas, but this table above shows that leading a lot of laps doesn’t guarantee a good, or even decent, finish.

Best Next Gen Driver Rating in race
Rank Race Driver
 Driv.
Rate		 Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Driv.
Rate		 Fin.
1 2022-30 Tyler Reddick 130.1 1st 6 2022-30 Joey Logano 111.6 2nd
2 2023-30 Bubba Wallace 128.8 3rd 7 2022-30 Chase Elliott 106.8 32nd
3 2022-30 William Byron 117.0 7th 8 2022-30 Ryan Blaney 104.7 4th
4 2023-30 Denny Hamlin 115.7 5th 9 2023-30 Chris Buescher 103.7 14th
5 2023-30 Kyle Larson 114.8 31st 10 2023-30 Brad Keselowski 103.4 7th

– Look for Chevy and Toyota to be strong this weekend as they hold all of the 5 best Driver Rating’s at Texas in the Next Gen, but don’t count out Ford as they hold 4 of the next 5 spots.

Best % of Next Gen Race Laps ran in Top 15 in race
Rank Race Driver
 Top 15% Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Top 15% Fin.
1 2023-30 Bubba Wallace 100 3rd 6 2023-30 Erik Jones 90.64 30th
2 2023-30 Denny Hamlin 99.25 5th 7 2023-30 Kyle Larson 90.26 31st
3 2023-30 Chris Buescher 98.13 14th 8 2022-30 Michael McDowell 86.53 11th
4 2022-30 William Byron 94.61 7th 9 2023-30 Ross Chastain 82.77 2nd
5 2023-30 Brad Keselowski 93.26 7th 10 2022-30 Ryan Blaney 81.74 4th
in the 2 Next Gen races at Texas only Bubba Wallace (last year) has ran every lap in the Top 15 in a race. Photo by Chris Graythen — Getty Images
Best Next Gen Avg. Fin. by
Starting Position (1-36)		 Worst Next Gen Avg. Fin. by
Starting Position (1-36)
Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin
1 1st 5.50 1 36th 34.00
T2 5th 6.50 2 13th 33.00
T2 9th 6.50 3 6th 30.50
T2 31st 6.50 4 15th 28.00
5 3rd 7.00 5 35th 27.00
T6 2nd 8.00 6 7th 25.50
T6 14th 8.00 7 34th 24.00
8 10th 8.50 T8 23rd 23.50
9 8th 9.00 T8 25th 23.50
T10 29th 12.50 T8 33rd 23.50
T10 30th 12.50

– According to the tables above starting position has no direct outcome on where you’ll finish at Texas, starting 31st in apparently good and 6th is bad. Go figure.

Best Next Gen Texas
Avg. Driver Rating		 Best Next Gen Texas
Avg. Top 15%
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Kyle Larson 108.05 2 1 Denny Hamlin 83.36 2
2 William Byron 107.45 2 2 Kyle Larson 83.19 2
3 Denny Hamlin 104.35 2 3 Ross Chastain 81.53 2
4 Tyler Reddick 102.25 2 4 Erik Jones 79.53 2
5 Brad Keselowski 98.55 2 5 Brad Keselowski 76.54 2
6 Chase Elliott 95.55 2 6 William Byron 76.37 2
7 Ross Chastain 94.80 2 7 Michael McDowell 75.54 2
8 Erik Jones 90.40 2 8 Daniel Suarez 72.88 2
9 Bubba Wallace 89.80 2 9 Ryan Blaney 69.05 2
10 Michael McDowell 89.05 2 10 Chris Buescher 68.05 2
Kyle Larson may not be in the 10 best Next Gen Avg. Finish at Texas below, but he has the best Avg. Driver Rating and 2nd best Laps in Top 15% above with the best Laps Led% below. Photo by Sean Gardner — Getty Images
Best Next Gen Texas Avg. Finish Best Next Gen Texas Laps Led%
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Starts Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts
1 William Byron 4.00 2 1 Kyle Larson 19.63 2
T2 Brad Keselowski 7.50 2 2 Bubba Wallace 18.47 2
T2 Chase Briscoe 7.50 2 3 Tyler Reddick 17.64 2
T2 Denny Hamlin 7.50 2 4 William Byron 7.99 2
T2 Ross Chastain 7.50 2 5 Chase Elliott 7.49 2
6 Justin Haley 8.00 2 6 Brad Keselowski 5.16 2
7 Daniel Suarez 10.00 2 7 Ryan Blaney 4.83 2
8 Joey Logano 11.50 2 8 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 3.83 2
9 Kevin Harvick 12.50 2 T9 Harrison Burton 2.50 2
T10 Michael McDowell 13.00 2 T9 Joey Logano 2.50 2
T10 Tyler Reddick 13.00 2 T9 Martin Truex Jr. 2.50 2
Next Gen Texas Win List Next Gen Texas Pole List
Rank Driver Wins Win% Rank Driver Poles
T1 Tyler Reddick 1 50.00 T1 Brad Keselowski 1
T1 William Byron 1 50.00 T1 Bubba Wallace 1

– In 2 Next Gen races no driver has won multiple Poles or races and no driver has won a Pole and race.

Next Gen Texas Top 3’s List
Rank Driver Top 3’s Top 3%
T1 Bubba Wallace 1 50.00
T1 Joey Logano 1 50.00
T1 Justin Haley 1 50.00
T1 Ross Chastain 1 50.00
T1 Tyler Reddick 1 50.00
T1 William Byron 1 50.00

– No driver has finished both Next Gen Texas races in the Top 3 or even Top 5, and only 4 drivers have finished both races in the Top 10.

Most Next Gen Texas Top 5’s Most Next Gen Texas Top 10’s
Rank Driver Top 5’s Top 5% Rank Driver Top 10’s Top 10%
T1 Bubba Wallace 1 50.00 T1 Brad Keselowski 2 100
T1 Chase Briscoe 1 50.00 T1 Chase Briscoe 2 100
T1 Christopher Bell 1 50.00 T1 Denny Hamlin 2 100
T1 Denny Hamlin 1 50.00 T1 William Byron 2 100
T1 Joey Logano 1 50.00 T5 12
drivers
tied		 1 50.00
T1 Justin Haley 1 50.00
T1 Ross Chastain 1 50.00
T1 Ryan Blaney 1 50.00
T1 Tyler Reddick 1 50.00
T1 William Byron 1 50.00
Most Next Gen Texas Stage Wins Most Next Gen Texas Stage T10’s
Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win% Rank Driver Stage T10’s Stage T10%
1 Kyle Larson 2 50.00 T1 Brad Keselowski 3 75.00
T1 Daniel Suarez 3 75.00
T1 Denny Hamlin 3 75.00
T1 Michael McDowell 3 75.00
T2 Ryan Blaney 1 25.00 T1 Ross Chastain 3 75.00
T1 Ryan Blaney 3 75.00
T1 William Byron 3 75.00
T8 Austin Cindric 2 50.00
T2 Tyler Reddick 1 25.00 T8 Bubba Wallace 2 50.00
T8 Chase Elliott 2 50.00
T8 Chris Buescher 2 50.00
T8 Joey Logano 2 50.00
T8 Kyle Larson 2 50.00

– Kyle Larson has won half of the stages at Texas in the Next Gen car, but those are also his only Stage T10’s here in the Next Gen.

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