NASCAR race results from the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway
NASCAR Cup Series drivers are on the grounds in Concord, North Carolina. The 1.5-mile of Charlotte Motor Speedway is set to host NASCAR’s longest race.
View Charlotte race results for the NASCAR Cup Series below.
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Tyler Reddick and Ty Gibbs set the front row in a missing man formation. 400 laps of stock car racing are up next…
Charlotte
Stage 1 – Report
Laps: 100 (1-100 / 400)
Green flag, they run side-by-side for the lead. Reddick drives it deep into turn three and he clears Gibbs for the lead.
Lap 35, Josh Berry brushes the wall and spins, caution.
Lap 53, Austin Cindric is in the outside wall. As he slides across the track, Connor Zilisch is collected and they both pick up heavy damage. The caution is out.
Reddick heads for the pit lane with most of the field. Preece wins the race to the pit exit with two tires. Chastain stays out on his own.
Green, Bubba Wallace bounces off the wall, no caution. Zane Smith makes it three wide for the lead into turn three. Preece is clear for the lead.
11 to go in stage two, Chase Elliott spins off turn two and he slams the inside wall. The caution is out.
Smith leads most of the field to the pit lane. Erik Jones wins the race to the pit exit. McDowell and others stay out.
Green, McDowell leads Hamlin into turn one. Kyle Larson has a run on both of them. Larson to the lead!
Kyle Larson wins stage one at Charlotte Motor Speedway!
Charlotte Race Results (Stage 1) : 1. Kyle Larson; 2. Chase Briscoe; 3. Tyler Reddick; 4. Denny Hamlin; 5. Erik Jones; 6. Ryan Blaney; 7. Ty Gibbs; 8. Ryan Preece; 9. Ricky Stenhouse Jr; 10. Shane van Gisbergen
Charlotte
Stage 2 – Report
Laps: 100 (101-200 / 400)
Green flag on stage two, Larson is clear into turn one.
Lap 111, Chase Briscoe has a run on Larson. He drives it deep to the inside, Briscoe is clear for the lead.
Lap 143, Hamlin leans on the bumper of Briscoe in turn two. Hamlin drives it deep to the bottom in turn three and Hamlin takes the lead away.
Deny Hamlin wins stage two at Charlotte Motor Speedway!
Charlotte Race Results (Stage 2) : 1. Denny Hamlin; 2. Ty Gibbs; 3. Chase Briscoe; 4. Tyler Reddick; 5. Kyle Larson; 6. Christopher Bell; 7. Ryan Blaney; 8. Chris Buescher; 9. Shane van Gisbergen; 10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Charlotte
Stage 3 – Report
Laps: 100 (201-300 / 400)
Green flag on stage three, Hamlin and Briscoe run door to door for the lead. Hamlin is clear via the inside lane in turn four.
Lap 210, Katherine Legge has lost a right front wheel. The caution is out.
Green, Hamlin and Briscoe fight for space. Reddick makes it three wide for the lead! Tyler Reddick clears them both!
Lap 284, Briscoe dives inside of Reddick but he can’t clear him. Reddick has the momentum off the top and holds the lead.
Lap 287, Briscoe works to the right rear of Reddick. Hamlin makes it three wide for the lead. Briscoe clears Reddick. Hamlin slides Briscoe into turn three. Hamlin is clear for the lead! Bell is closing on all of them with slightly fresher tires.
5 to go in stage three, Bell has a run into turn one. Hamlin heads for the bottom as Bell rolls the top. Bell clears Hamlin for the race lead!
Christopher Bell wins stage three at Charlotte Motor Speedway!
Charlotte Race Results (Stage 3) : 1. Christopher Bell; 2. Denny Hamlin; 3. Ty Gibbs; 4. Chase Briscoe; 5. Kyle Larson; 6. Tyler Reddick; 7. Shane van Gisbergen; 8. Brad Keselowski; 9. Ryan Blaney; 10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Charlotte
Stage 4 – Report
Laps: 100 (301-400 / 400)
Timmy Hill heads to the pit lane with a fire under the hood.
Green flag on stage four, Bell and Gibbs run side by side for the lead. Reddick shoves Gibbs clear into the lead.
Lap 318, Ricky Stenhouse Jr gives a shove to Ross Chastain off turn two after Chastain took the lane away. Chastain spins and slams the inside wall. The caution is out.
Gibbs stays out. Reddick, Bell and others dive for the pit lane. Larson wins the race to the pit exit with just two tires. Larson restarts in 3rd.
Green, Shane van Gisbergen rolls the top and he clears Gibbs for the lead. Bell follows him through for 2nd.
Lap 329, big crash off turn two! Briscoe tags the bumper of Buescher and he’s hooked across the track. Preece and Berry are collected as well and the caution is out.
Green, Shane van Gisbergen and Christopher Bell fight for space. Bell drives it deep to the bottom in turn one, Bell to the lead. Hamlin moves into 2nd.
Lap 343, Austin Dillon is in the wall, no caution.
47 to go
47 to go, caution for lightning.
Suarez wins the race to the pit exit with just two tires. Bell is off 2nd with four tires.
Green, Larson shoves Suarez clear into turn one.
40 to go, caution for rain.
Green, Suarez is shoved clear before turn one. Bell holds 2nd off turn two.
30 to go, Hamlin slides Bell but he can’t clear him.
28 to go, caution for rain.
The race has been called. Daniel Suarez is the winner of the Coca-Cola 600!
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Race Results
May 24, 2026
NASCAR Cup Series
Pos | Driver
1. Daniel Suarez
2. Denny Hamlin
3. Christopher Bell
4. Tyler Reddick
5. Kyle Larson
6. Ty Gibbs
7. Ryan Blaney
8. Joey Logano
9. William Byron
10. Zane Smith
11. Shane van Gisbergen
12. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
13. Michael McDowell
14. Erik Jones
15. Brad Keselowski
16. Cole Custer
17. Alex Bowman
18. AJ Allmendinger
19. Corey Heim
20. Todd Gilliland
21. Riley Herbst
22. Bubba Wallace
23. Carson Hocevar
24. Noah Gragson
25. Ty Dillon
26. John Hunter Nemechek
27. Austin Hill
28. Cody Ware
29. Josh Berry
30. Chris Buescher
31. Katherine Legge
32. Austin Dillon
33. Ryan Preece
34. Chase Briscoe
35. Ross Chastain
36. Timmy Hill
37. Chase Elliott
38. Austin Cindric
39. Connor Zilisch
NASCAR Cup Series
Point Standings
Pos | Driver | Points
1. Tyler Reddick
620
2. Denny Hamlin
-122
3. Ryan Blaney
-174
4. Ty Gibbs
-195
5. Chase Elliott
-197
6. Kyle Larson
-234
7. Chris Buescher
-235
8. Christopher Bell
-259
9. Carson Hocevar
-264
10. Daniel Suarez
-270
11. Brad Keselowski
-277
12. William Byron
-283
13. Bubba Wallace
-292
14. Shane van Gisbergen
-304
15. Chase Briscoe
-316
16. Ryan Preece
-317
— Playoff Cutline —
17. Austin Cindric
-332
18. Joey Logano
-346
19. AJ Allmendinger
-366
20. Michael McDowell
-372
21. Zane Smith
-376
22. Erik Jones
-376
23. Ross Chastain
-382
24. Austin Dillon
-395
25. Todd Gilliland
-397
26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
-398
27. Kyle Busch
-403
28. Riley Herbst
-418
29. John Hunter Nemechek
-420
30. Noah Gragson
-439
31. Josh Berry
-452
32. Ty Dillon
-468
33. Alex Bowman
-473
34. Connor Zilisch
-474
35. Cole Custer
-486
36. Cody Ware
-518
