NASCAR Brickyard 400 Live Updates, Latest Results, Standings, Stage Winners and Highlights
Corey Heim captured the Brickyard 400 on Sunday afternoon thanks to an incredible effort over the final 30 laps.
Heim held off charges from Christopher Bell and Joey Logano to win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The win was Heim's second-ever win in the NASCAR Cup Series. He also gave 23XI Racing back-to-back wins at Indianapolis.
Todd Gilliland was the other winner from Sunday's race. The No. 34 car driver finished in a higher position than Ryan Blaney to win the $1 million prize from the NASCAR In-Season Challenge. Gilliland finished in 24th, while Blaney was 26th.
Christopher Bell, Joey Logano, Chase Briscoe and Denny Hamlin rounded out the top five behind Heim. The full race results can be found here.
Corey Heim Wins the Brickyard 400!
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Corey Heim holds off a late charge from Christopher Bell to win the Brickyard 400!
Heim earns his second-career victory in the Cup Series. His first win came at San Diego earlier this season.
Heim, 24, is the youngest Brickyard 400 winner since Jeff Gordon in 1994.
Christopher Bell, Joey Logano Chasing Down Corey Heim
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Christopher Bell and Joey Logano are both within 1.5 seconds of the leader Heim.
Logano is rapidly closing down Bell and Heim in open air from his third-place position with 16 laps to go.
In-Season Challenge Update
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Todd Gilliland is only two spots ahead of Ryan Blaney with 23 laps to go.
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Corey Heim Takes Lead Off Restart!
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Corey Heim moves back into the lead on the restart.
With 32 laps to go, Heim leads Christopher Bell, Joey Logano, Chase Briscoe and Denny Hamlin in that order.
Denny Hamlin Leads Field to Green with 34 Laps to Go
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Denny Hamlin is in front at the restart.
Hamlin is looking for his first-ever win at Indianapolis.
Ryan Blaney Involved in Wreck, Brings Out Caution
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Ryan Blaney is one of a handful of cars involved in a multi-car wreck.
Blaney was turned by John Hunter Nemechek and hit the wall.
This could have massive implications for the In-Season Challenge. Blaney and Todd Gilliland are competing for the $1 million prize.
Corey Heim Wins Race Off Pit Road
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The No. 67 car beats the No. 11 car off pit road for the lead.
Joey Logano, Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe gain positions into the top five through their pit stops.
Caution Out On Lap 115
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There's a caution on the track for debris.
The pit strategy of every team now comes into question. Each one of the leaders had to stop at least once before the end of the race.
Stage 3 Is Underway!
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Ty Gibbs leads the field to the green flag on Lap 105.
Denny Hamlin, Corey Heim, Carson Hocevar and Ryan Preece round out the top five as we go back to green.
Caution Ends Stage 2
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Daniel Dye's No. 78 car spins out to bring out the yellow flag four laps before the end of Stage 2.
Stage 2 ends under yellow with Ross Chastain in front.
Heim Pits, Hocevar Chimes In
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Corey Heim gives up the lead to pit with less than 10 laps left in Stage 2.
As he heads to pit, Carson Hocevar drives by and sticks his hand out the window.
Heim held up Hocevar, who pitted early in the pit window, and kept the No. 77 car a lap down.
Corey Heim Takes the Lead
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Corey Heim is currently out in front after a handful of green flag pit stops.
Polesitter Carson Hocevar is currently second at the halfway point of Stage 2.
A handful of different pit strategies are in place, so the lead may change a few more times before Stage 2 comes to a conclusion.
Chase Elliott in Trouble
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Chase Elliott is on pit road for an extended stop after the incident.
Stage 2 Underway!
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Ty Gibbs leads the field to the green flag for Stage 2.
The race restarts on Lap 56. There are 44 laps until the end of the stage.
Ty Gibbs Wins Stage 1
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Ty Gibbs wins the one-lap shootout for Stage 1 after the Larson caution.
Corey Heim, Michael McDowell, Carson Hocevar and William Byron round out the top five after the first 50 laps.
First Caution: Kyle Larson
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Kyle Larson was in line to take the lead once the field cycled through pit stops.
The No. 5 car blew a left rear tire on Lap 45 and crashed into the wall.
Start of Green Flag Pit Stops
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The first set of green flag pit stops are underway.
Carson Hocevar had a clean pit stop, but Daniel Suarez had to slam on the brakes upon his entry to pit road.
In-Season Challenge Early Update
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Ryan Blaney and Todd Gilliland are battling for the $1 million In-Season Challenge prize.
Blaney holds the early advantage in 12th place.
Gilliland is deep in the pack right now in 33rd place on Lap 20.
Carson Hocevar Out to Fast Start
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Polesitter Carson Hocevar is already out to a 2.55-second lead over his teammate Daniel Suarez through the first five laps.
Green Flag!
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The green flag waves at Indianapolis Motor Speedway!
The race is 400 miles long and consists of 160 laps.
The first stage is 50 laps.
Starting Grid
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Carson Hocevar is on pole for the Brickyard 400.
He starts on the front row alongside Daniel Suarez.
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