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NASCAR at Richmond 2025 Results, Winner, Standings, Highlights and Reaction

Zach BacharAug 16, 2025

For the second consecutive year, Austin Dillon emerged victorious at Richmond Raceway in the NASCAR Cup Series.

Dillon won the Cook Out 400 on Saturday night after taking the lead in Stage 3, while Alex Bowman finished at No. 2. Ryan Blaney ended the race in the No. 3 spot, as Joey Logano and Austin Cindric rounded out the top five respectively.

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Here are the final race results.

Cook Out 400 Leaderboard

  1. Austin Dillon
  2. Alex Bowman
  3. Ryan Blaney
  4. Joey Logano
  5. Austin Cindric
  6. Kyle Larson
  7. Daniel Suarez
  8. Josh Berry
  9. Brad Keselowski
  10. Denny Hamlin

Full results can be found at NASCAR.com.

With the victory, Dillon clinched a playoff spot with just one race remaining in the 2025 NASCAR regular season. Meanwhile, William Byron secured his status as the regular-season champion.

NASCAR Cup Series Standings

  1. William Byron - 839 points
  2. Chase Elliott - 771
  3. Denny Hamlin - 766
  4. Kyle Larson - 759
  5. Ryan Blaney - 756
  6. Christopher Bell - 748
  7. Tyler Reddick - 714
  8. Chase Briscoe - 698
  9. Alex Bowman - 685
  10. Bubba Wallace - 639

Full standings can be found at NASCAR.com.

Ryan Preece entered Saturday's action with pole position, although Tyler Reddick ended up winning Stage 1.

Reddick's time atop the leaderboard eventually came to an end after he was spun out following contact with Ty Gibbs.

One of the race's hectic sequences occurred on Lap 198, as Chase Briscoe spun into the third turn and collected several cars. Chase Elliott initially appeared to avoid the crash but was clipped by Kyle Busch and hit the wall, marking his first DNF of the 2025 season.

Bubba Wallace won Stage 2 and looked sharp entering the final stage, but couldn't recover after the left front wheel came off of his car while leaving pit road on Lap 292.

Dillon eventually jumped back in front before clinching a victory, leading for 107 of the race's 400 laps.

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