Second victory of the season for Alex Bowman at Dover

color:#333333″>The first segment, while failing to assert the dominance of a driver, shows the weaknesses of some. Suffering from engine problems, Kyle Busch (Joe Gibbs Racing) sank, losing 7 laps to leader Kyle Larson (Hendrick Motorsports) while his teammate Martin Truex Jr., after a few laps led, struggled with poor chassis balance. The early performance of the race was signed by Chase Elliott (Hendrick Motorsports) who moved up to fourth position after being relegated to the back of the grid for failing twice during pre-race technical inspections.

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A historic day for Hendrick Motorsports at the @MonsterMile!

Congratulations to @TeamHendrick for becoming the first organization since Roush Fenway Racing in 2005 to finish 1-2-3-4 in a NASCAR Cup Series race! pic.twitter.com/tCWG4WmbMU

— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 16, 2021

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color:#333333″>The crash of Aric Almirola (Stewart Haas Racing) causes a burst of stops 95 laps from the finish which Alex Bowman takes advantage of by getting the better of Larson. He will never leave the lead of the race until the checkered flag.

Total team effort! Feels right to put the 48 back in victory lane at @MonsterMile! pic.twitter.com/eoVclkRAZ5

— Alex Bowman (@Alex_Bowman) May 16, 2021

color:#333333″>Next Sunday, Nascar will visit the Circuit Of The Americas in Austin for the first time