WWT Raceway at Gateway results and video highlights from the NASCAR Cup Series race in St. Louis
NASCAR Cup Series drivers are on the grid in Madison, Illinois just across the river from Downtown St. Louis, Missouri. The 1.25-mile of World Wide Technology Raceway is set to host the Enjoy Illinois 300 in front of the sold out crowd.
View NASCAR race results from WWT Raceway below.
Joey Logano and Kyle Larson set the front row. 240 laps of stock car racing are up next…
Gateway
Stage 1 – Report
Laps: 45 (1-45 / 240)
Green flag, Logano gets the jump and he’s clear before turn one. Bell swings around the outside and he takes 2nd away.
Lap 4, Daniel Suarez wiggles off turn four. He chases it up the track and shoves Reddick into the wall. Both cars continue, no caution. Reddick has some damage.
Lap 6, Riley Herbst spins with help from Ricky Stenhouse Jr off turn four. The caution is out.
Lap 15, Ricky Stenhouse Jr spins on his own off turn two. The caution is out.
Lap 20, they run four wide mid-pack off turn two and they’re out of room. Michael McDowell is into the outside wall. Noah Gragson, Shane van Gisbergen and Daniel Suarez are involved. The caution is out yet again.
Lap 28, Shane van Gisbergen misses the bottom and gets into the side of AJ Allmendinger. SVG is around, caution.
Lap 34, Larson runs three wide on the outside of Ryan Blaney for 3rd. They fight for space and Larson brushes the outside wall but he stays in it.
Joey Logano wins stage one at World Wide Technology Raceway!
St. Louis Race Results (Stage 1) : 1. Joey Logano; 2. Christopher Bell; 3. Kyle Larson; 4. Ryan Blaney; 5. Chase Elliott; 6. Carson Hocevar; 7. Chase Briscoe; 8. Alex Bowman; 9. Ty Gibbs; 10. Brad Keselowski
Gateway
Stage 2 – Report
Laps: 86 (46-131 / 240)
Logano leads the field to the pit lane. Bell wins the race to the pit exit with just two tires. Logano is off 5th, the first with four. Brad Keselowski and nine others stay out.
Green flag on stage two, Keselowski clears Nemechek for the lead. Larson runs four wide on the outside deeper in the field.
Lap 56, Ty Gibbs turns Erik Jones into turn one. The caution is out.
Lap 64, Riley Herbst and Shane van Gisbergen tangle off turn two. Herbst spins and AJ Allmendinger is collected. The yellow flag is out.
Keselowski leads most of the field to the pit lane. Hamlin wins the race to the pit exit. Chastain and two others stay out.
Green, Chastain is clear for the lead off turn two.
Lap 80, Larson rolls the bottom and he has a run on Chastain off turn four. Larson slides him into turn one and complete the pass for the lead.
Lap 131, Zane Smith suffers from a mechanical failure into turn one. He backs it hard into the wall. The caution is out and this will end the stage.
Kyle Larson wins stage one at WWT Raceway!
St. Louis Race Results (Stage 2) : 1. Kyle Larson; 2. Joey Logano; 3. Brad Keselowski; 4. Ryan Blaney; 5. Josh Berry; 6. Denny Hamlin; 7. Ryan Preece; 8. Tyler Reddick; 9. Chase Briscoe; 10. Bubba Wallace
Gateway
Stage 3 – Report
Laps: 109 (132-240 / 240)
Larson leads the field to the pit lane. Logano wins the race to the pit exit.
Green flag on stage three, Logano leads Larson off turn two. Wallace makes it four wide into turn one. He bangs doors with Briscoe and they’re both around. William Byron is collected with others. The caution is out.
Lap 155, Ryan Blaney suffers a mechanical failure into turn one! He rides the wall and the caution is out.
Larson stays out with only Josh Berry. Logano leads the rest of the field to the pit lane. Keselowski wins the race to the pit exit.
Green, Hamlin makes it three wide for the lead into turn one. Berry makes contact with the left rear of Larson but he’s still in the gas. More contact off turn four, Berry to the lead.
Lap 164, Keselowski rolls the inside lane and he clears Berry for the lead. Larson is fading on older tires.
Lap 170, Ross Chastain is around with help from Chase Briscoe and the caution is out.
64 to go
64 to go, Riley Herbst spins into turn one with help from Noah Gragson. Herbst backs it hard into the outside wall, caution.
Green, Logano slides Keselowski for the lead into turn three.
46 to go, Larson has climbed to 8th after pitting on the last caution and restarting 19th.
42 to go, Noag Gragson suffers a right front brake failure, caution.
Logano pits from the race lead with most of the field. Keselowski stays out with four others.
31 to go, Logano clears Chastain for 2nd. Keselowski leads by 1 second.
27 to go
27 to go, Chase Elliott suffers a brake failure into turn one. He collects Chase Briscoe and they both slam the wall. The caution is out.
Green, Logano drives it deep to the bottom in turn one and he clears Keselowski fro the lead.
18 to go, Larson clears Keselowski for 2nd. Big crash behind them! Wallace and Berry make contact and Christopher Bell is turned. Tyler Reddick runs over the top of Josh Berry. The caution is out yet again.
Green, Larson drives it deep to the bottom. He clears Logano for the lead. Another big crash behind them! Ty Gibbs and AJ Allmendinger are involved, caution. NASCAR has thrown the red flag for cleanup.
Green, Larson is clear before turn one with a huge push from Bowman.
3 to go, Chris Buescher is in the outside wall with another brake failure. The caution is out.
Green in NASCAR Overtime, Larson is clear before turn one. Shane van Gisbergen is in the wall behind them with help from Hocevar and Hamlin, caution.
Green in NASCAR NASCAR Overtime attempt number two, Larson is clear into turn one once more.
Kyle Larson wins at World Wide Technology Raceway and he snaps a 51 race winless streak!
WWT Raceway
Race Results
September 13, 2026
NASCAR Cup Series
Pos | Driver
1. Kyle Larson
2. Alex Bowman
3. Joey Logano
4. William Byron
5. Ross Chastain
6. Austin Dillon
7. Connor Zilisch
8. Carson Hocevar
9. Denny Hamlin
10. Austin Cindric
11. Cole Custer
12. Brad Keselowski
13. Erik Jones
14. Bubba Wallace
15. John Hunter Nemechek
16. AJ Allmendinger
17. Ryan Preece
18. Ty Gibbs
19. Christopher Bell
20. Michael McDowell
21. Austin Hill
22. Cody Ware
23. Shane van Gisbergen
24. Todd Gilliland
25. Tyler Reddick
26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
27. Chris Buescher
28. Josh Berry
29. Daniel Suarez
30. Ty Dillon
31. Chase Elliott
32. Chase Briscoe
33. Noah Gragson
34. Riley Herbst
35. Ryan Blaney
36. Zane Smith
NASCAR Cup Series
Standings
Pos | Driver | Points
1. Denny Hamlin
2,168
2. Kyle Larson
-9
3. Christopher Bell
-18
4. Ryan Blaney
-33
5. Tyler Reddick
-42
6. Ty Gibbs
-51
7. Joey Logano
-51
8. Chase Briscoe
-59
9. Carson Hocevar
-88
10. Bubba Wallace
-90
11. Chase Elliott
-93
12. Austin Cindric
-108
13. Chris Buescher
-111
14. Ryan Preece
-113
15. William Byron
-114
16. Daniel Suarez
-119
