NASCAR Xfinity Series at Bristol 2016 Results: Winner, Standings and Reaction

Austin Dillon took the checkered flag at the NASCAR Xfinity Series' Food City 300 at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee on Friday.

In a race that was largely dominated by Kyle Larson and Brad Keselowski, Dillon led just four laps, all of which came in overtime, as the race ended under caution.

Here are the final results and updated driver standings after Friday's race:

Place	Driver	Time Behind
1	Austin Dillon	-
2	Justin Allgaier	0.278 Seconds
3	Kyle Larson	0.322 Seconds
4	Elliott Sadler	0.454 Seconds
5	Brendan Gaughan	0.571 Seconds
6	Jeremy Clements	0.845 Seconds
7	Darrell Wallace Jr.	1.544 Seconds
8	Blake Koch	2.091 Seconds
9	Brandon Jones	1 Lap
10	Corey Lajoie	1 Lap
11	Regan Smith	2 Laps
12	Brad Keselowski	2 Laps
13	Gray Gaulding	5 Laps
14	Ray Black Jr.	6 Laps
15	Ryan Preece	7 Laps
16	David Starr	7 Laps
17	Mario Gosselin	7 Laps
18	Dakoda Armstrong	7 Laps
19	BJ McLeod	8 Laps
20	Travis Kvapil	9 Laps
21	Brandon Gdovic	9 Laps
22	Joey Gase	9 Laps
23	Garrett Smithley	9 Laps
24	Kyle Busch	12 Laps
25	Ty Dillon	12 Laps
26	Camden Murphy	13 Laps
27	J.J. Yeley	15 Laps
28	Brennan Poole	17 Laps
29	Derrike Cope	18 Laps
30	Daniel Suarez	22 Laps
31	T.J. Bell	22 Laps
32	Ross Chastain	30 Laps
33	Erik Jones	64 Laps
34	Hermie Sadler III	80 Laps
35	Ryan Reed	82 Laps
36	Mike Harmon	140 Laps
37	Ryan Sieg	143 Laps
38	Harrison Rhodes	272 Laps
39	Morgan Shepherd	281 Laps
40	Matt DiBenedetto	305 Laps

Place	Driver	Points
1	Elliott Sadler	737
2	Daniel Suarez	686
3	Ty Dillon	684
4	Erik Jones	657
5	Justin Allgaier	685*
6	Brendan Gaughan	667*
7	Brennan Poole	631
8	Brandon Jones	627
9	Darrell Wallace Jr.	574
10	Ryan Reed	532
11	Ryan Sieg	487
12	Blake Koch	499*

After Larson led 200 laps, Keselowski overtook him for 67 laps that carried past the original 300-lap limit. 

But due to a caution toward the end of the race, extra laps were needed, and Keselowski ran out of fuel on the 304th lap. He wasn't happy, per Motorsport.com's Lee Spencer:

Keselowski dropped back to finish 12th.

Erik Jones, who won the pole, was looking to pull off a sweep at Bristol after taking the checkered flag at the Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300 in April.

He held the lead for 31 laps but was forced out of the race after he spun out Daniel Suarez and then made contact with the side of his vehicle. The damage was too much to fix, and he ended the night in 33rd, 64 laps off the lead.

Kyle Busch was looking to further cement his place as the greatest NASCAR Xfinity Series driver. A win at Bristol on Friday would have tied his own record of nine wins at one venue.

He was able to challenge for the lead, but a run-in with Keselowski derailed his night, forcing him to settle for 24th, as the Xfinity Series showed on Twitter:

Despite the number of laps he led, Larson had to settle for third, while Justin Allgaier finished in second, just 0.278 seconds behind Dillon. 

The Xfinity Series will resume Aug. 27 in Wisconsin for the Road America 180 Fired Up by Johnsonville.