Ross Chastain and his Trackhouse Racing team worked long hours to win the longest NASCAR race of the season. Starting last in a backup car after crashing his No. 1 Chevrolet in practice a day earlier, Ross Chastain pulled off a stunning late-race charge for his first Coca-Cola 600 victory.

CONCORD, N.C. — Ross Chastain put an end to William Byron's dominant day in the Coca-Cola 600 by making an impressive pass for the win in the closing laps. Chastain ran down Byron during the final run to steal the win. Byron led over 280 laps in the event, dominating every stage until the final laps.

Sure, the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway is NASCAR's longest race, but even with the 600-mile distance, it seemed impossible that Ross Chastain could

Cola 600 on Sunday. Larson spun out while leading the race on lap 43. He slid through the infield at Charlotte Motor Speedway just a few laps after he hit the wall while running the high line. The 2021 Cup Series champion arrived in Charlotte with plenty of time to spare after running in the Indianapolis 500.

Chase Briscoe won the Busch Light Pole Award on Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway, turning a lap of 182.852 mph around the 1.5-mile track.

Trackhouse Racing has won nine Cup Series races since opening in 2021. Ross Chastain became the first driver since Bobby Allison 56 years ago to win a race from an official starting position of last when he passed William Byron with six laps remaining to capture the Coca-Cola 600 ,