Ryan Blaney wins second consecutive NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Summary
Ryan Blaney won his second NASCAR Cup race in a row at New Hampshire Motor Speedway by coming back from 17th place to first. Despite a pit stop mistake that lost time, Blaney led the final 74 laps and finished ahead of Bubba Wallace.Key Facts
- Ryan Blaney drives for Team Penske.
- He recovered from a pit stop error where a lug nut fell off his left-front tire.
- Blaney led 115 of the 301 laps in the race.
- This win marks Blaney’s 20th career victory and his third of the season.
- He finished 0.586 seconds ahead of second place driver Bubba Wallace.
- The race started on wet-weather tires but switched to slick tires after 40 laps as the track dried.
- Blaney’s crew chief, Jonathan Hassler, made a fast-pit strategy call that helped Blaney gain positions.
- Josh Berry finished third, marking a personal best, while Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson completed the top five.
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