Monday Morning Pit Box: No. 11 Crew Comes up Clutch in Richmond
Hamlin went third to first with an 8.99-second stop from his crew prior to overtime.
Hamlin went third to first with an 8.99-second stop from his crew prior to overtime.
Three contenders encountered pit road issues that derailed their chance at capturing a checkered flag.
Tire management was a concern up and down pit road all day at the concrete half-mile at Bristol.
The No. 20 and No. 54 Toyota teams fumbled tire changes but made the right pit calls to finish out front.
Chastain took two tires on his final pit stop to snag a top-five finish in Sin City, while other pit crews struggled all day.
A crash entering pit road proved to be a major setback for Michael McDowell and William Byron at Atlanta.
Three pit road setbacks spoiled Rowdy’s bid for his first Daytona 500 win.
Kyle Larson’s pit crew rose to the occasion, but unlike 2021, it was not enough to win the championship.
A speeding penalty and a dropped jack cost Martin Truex Jr. a chance to win his way into the Championship 4.
Kyle Larson barreled into pit entry and changed the complexion of the race at Homestead.