Read on for who turned our heads and earned the Rich MARvelous Move of the Coke Zero Sugar 400! (Photo Credit: Griffin Fuller | Pit Pass Network)

Coke Zero Sugar 400

The weather canceled qualifying for the Coke Zero Sugar 400, affording Ryan Blaney the pole position at Daytona International Speedway. With this, drivers headed into the final race of the season with zero time on the track.

After an early Big One that collected 12 cars, Kyle Larson claimed the stage win.

The start of the second stage saw Cody Ware lead the field to green. However, it was ultimately Ross Chastain who pushed his way to the front for the stage win.

It was finally time for the final stage of the regular season. When all was said and done, Blaney took home the win, and Alex Bowman claimed the final spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.

Rich MARvelous Move of the Race

While Blaney’s run from 13th to first in the final two laps was certainly impressive, Justin Haley caught the attention of our team.

The Rich MARvelous Move of the Race is voted on by Pit Pass Network team members following the checkered flag of each NASCAR Cup Series race.

In the early Big One, he expertly wove his way through the chaos to come out safe on the other side.

Let’s take a ride through the wreck from Haley’s point of view.

At the end of the night, he was still in it, racing for the win! Haley finished the night P3, just 0.036 seconds behind the leader.

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