Logano held off a charge by Tyler Reddick, at that point beat Zane Smith, Reddick, Ryan Preece and Chris Buescher to the line in a race that begun about six hours prior at Nashville Superspeedway and went 31 laps longer than the 300 that were planned.
“It’s a much-needed win for beyond any doubt,” a grinning and calmed Logano said of his to begin with triumph this year and 33rd of his career.
It looked like Denny Hamlin had chased down Ross Chastain for his fourth Container win this year with seven laps cleared out. Hamlin driven 70 laps and Austin Cindric’s crash set up the chaotic wrap up with Hamlin running out of gas and wrapping up 12th.
“It certainly stinks,” said Hamlin, who thought he was seconds from a triumph.
A electrical storm that constrained NASCAR to end the race for 1 hour, 21 minutes washed off the footing that had built up on the 1.33-mile concrete oval.
As a result, a few cars got free and smashed into the divider or slid into the grass.
That made a difference set up a exciting race after Christopher Chime won the primary two stages some time recently smashing.
Hamlin took the lead going tall into Turn 1, and Chastain went to the overskirt attempting to hold him off and wobbled. That was sufficient for Hamlin to pass Chastain’s Chevrolet in what turned out to be as it were the primary late lead alter of a race that appeared like it would never conclusion with rehashed crashes on restarts.
“I had a shot to win,” said Chastain, who driven 45 laps whereas looking for his to begin with win since the 2023 season finale at Phoenix.
Cindric set up the rehashing overtimes when he made contact with Noah Gragson with two laps cleared out. On the restart, focuses pioneer Kyle Larson caught the overskirt and slid with the proper corner of his Chevrolet sending Chastain into the divider in Turn 1 for the 12th caution.
Larson at that point ran out of gas on another restart, causing Kyle Busch to crash into him. That constrained Hamlin to go to the pits for more gas, scrambling the field for another attempt at a wrap up.
Chime, who won final week at Modern Hampshire, won the primary two stages some time recently hitting the divider on lap 228.
“Fair put myself in a awful spot and misplaced my cool,” Bell said. “Got back in activity with all those yellow banners. Had a awful restart.”
Drivers attempted to run as many laps as conceivable some time recently an approaching rainstorm on a hot, sticky Tennessee evening.
Lightning brought out the ruddy hail halting the race after 137 laps with clouds in Turn 4 so overwhelming that it looked like a pipe was attempting to frame some time recently overwhelming rain.
The storm moved through rapidly and dryers hit the track approximately 25 minutes after dashing halted.
Scarcely a half-hour after the race halted, a rainbow may well be seen.
NASCAR sent drivers back to their cars around 70 minutes after the ruddy hail, and the stoppage kept going 81 minutes with 143 laps remaining.
As cars hit the track beneath yellow, NASCAR sent Cindric to the raise as a punishment for his group having a fan on the pit divider pointed at his car amid the ruddy hail that was ruled as conceivably cooling the vehicle for an additional edge.