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NASCAR Cup Series Fontana results: Larson wins

Kyle Larson won a wild NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday at Auto Club Speedway.

Edited: Feb 28, 2022, 2:11 AM

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Larson snatched the lead back from Daniel Suarez in the final couple laps before holding off Austin Dillon and Erik Jones for the race win. Suarez ended up fourth. 

Larson's win was not without controversy, making contact with teammate Chase Elliott during the final portion of the race.

Earlier, Tyler Reddick was the dominant driver. He claimed the green-white-checkered flag in both Stage 1 and Stage 2 before a cut tire and ensuing crash ended his shot at the victory.


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Cla # Driver   Manufacturer Gap Interval Laps Led 1 5 United States Kyle Larson   Chevrolet     28 2 3 United States Austin Dillon   Chevrolet 0.195 0.195   3 43 United States Erik Jones   Chevrolet 0.445 0.250 18 4 99 Mexico Daniel Suarez   Chevrolet 1.768 1.323   5 22 United States Joey Logano   Ford 1.928 0.160 14 6 10 United States Aric Almirola   Ford 2.109 0.181   7 4 United States Kevin Harvick   Ford 2.155 0.046 1 8 45 United States Kurt Busch   Toyota 2.239 0.084   9 16 United States Daniel Hemric   Chevrolet 2.416 0.177   10 47 United States Ricky Stenhouse Jr.   Chevrolet 2.417 0.001   11 41 United States Cole Custer   Ford 2.581 0.164   12 2 United States Austin Cindric   Ford 3.519 0.938   13 19 United States Martin Truex Jr.   Toyota 3.664 0.145   14 18 United States Kyle Busch   Toyota 3.781 0.117   15 11 United States Denny Hamlin   Toyota 4.089 0.308   16 14 United States Chase Briscoe   Ford 4.215 0.126 20 17 42 United States Ty Dillon   Chevrolet 4.802 0.587   18 12 United States Ryan Blaney   Ford 5.029 0.227 1 19 23 United States Bubba Wallace   Toyota 5.885 0.856   20 38 United States Todd Gilliland   Ford 5.890 0.005   21 15 United States Garrett Smithley   Ford 15.381 9.491   22 78 United States B.J. McLeod   Ford 17.715 2.334   23 31 United States Justin Haley   Chevrolet 37.033 19.318   24 8 United States Tyler Reddick   Chevrolet 1 Lap 1 Lap 90 25 48 United States Alex Bowman   Chevrolet 1 Lap 4.006   26 9 United States Chase Elliott   Chevrolet 2 Laps 1 Lap 12 27 6 United States Brad Keselowski   Ford 2 Laps 1.925   28 7 United States Corey Lajoie   Chevrolet 2 Laps 1.045   29 1 United States Ross Chastain   Chevrolet 2 Laps 2.069   30 77 United States Josh Bilicki   Chevrolet 2 Laps 0.789   31 34 United States Michael McDowell   Ford 7 Laps 5 Laps   32 51 United States Cody Ware   Ford 13 Laps 6 Laps   33 21 United States Harrison Burton   Ford 43 Laps 30 Laps   34 24 United States William Byron   Chevrolet 49 Laps 6 Laps 16 35 17 United States Chris Buescher   Ford 89 Laps 40 Laps   36 20 United States Christopher Bell   Toyota 106 Laps 17 Laps  

 

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