Dillon takes Richard Childress double to Texas

After two and a half years without a victory (the last one dating back to the 500 Daytona 2018), Austin Dillon returned to success last night in Texas behind the wheel of the No. 3 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet.

If Ryan Blaney (Team Penske – Ford) seemed the most energetic at the start of the race after having won the first two segments, the last part of the race saw the strong man of the night lose the controls after having stopped under green flag around the 290th lap, just before a neutralization 31 laps from the finish following the accident of Quinn Houff (StarCom – Chevrolet) while trying to enter the pit lane.

De quoi replacer les deux pilotes Richard Childress Racing aux avant-postes avec Tyler Reddick en pointe devant Dillon. Passé en tête, ce dernier va maîtriser l’ultime neutralisation consécutive à l’incident de Denny Hamlin (Joe Gibbs Racing – Toyota), avant de l’emporter devant son équipier et Joey Logano (Team Penske).

Kyle Busch (Joe Gibbs Racing), despite passing through the grass at the finish line in the race, took 4th place ahead of Kevin Harvick (Stewart-Haas Racing – Ford).

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Discover the report of the Texas event in Nascar Cup Series, in AUTO issue 2270hebdo, available this evening in digital version and this Wednesday on newsstands.