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Who won the Naskar race today in Charlotte? Full results from 2025 Coca-Cola 600

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2025 Coca-Cola 600The crown jewel race, dust has been completed. The thirteenth race for the Naskar 2025 Cup season started at 6 pm East time and lasted for four hours, 25 minutes and eight seconds in Charlotte Motor Speedway, with 40 inputs.

Coca-Cola 600 this year witnessed 34 changes between 11 different drivers and eight warning flags.

Who won the Naskar race today?

Ross ShasinThe Chevrolet No. 1 of the Trackhouse race, to a bold step late on Sunday Coca-Cola 600 to win his first win in the season in Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Starting in the fortieth position, Chastain appeared victorious when he took the initiative from the dominance William Bayron At a time of the crisis with rolls to go and remain at the forefront to achieve his first victory at the jewel of the crown. Earlier in the training session on Saturday, Chastain broke his No. 1 Trackhouse and had to go to a backup car at the 600 miles long event.

Alpha, 32, led Florida, eight rolls, and the finish line was 0.673 seconds from Bayron to take the volatile flag. The victory was the sixth Chastain sign of his career.

Meanwhile, William Peron, who dominated the race, finished winning in the first three stages, in the runner -up, followed by the Pyramid incubator, Chis Bricko, ALLMERERER and Brad Keselowski in the first five places. Chis Elliot, Michael McDwell, Christopher Bell, Ryan Press and Noah Gragson completed the top ten.

Kyle Larson A dual attempt to complete the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday ended with it after the Hindrick Motorsport star crashed into both race.

2025 Coca-Cola 600

Here are the final results of NASCAR’s 2025 Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte Motor Speedway:

  1. #1 – Ross Shasin
  2. #24 – William Bayron
  3. #19 – Chis Brisco
  4. #16 – Aj General
  5. #6 – Brad Kisselovsky
  6. #9 – Chis Elliot
  7. #71 – Michael Macculawal
  8. #20 – Christopher Bell
  9. #60 – Ryan Press
  10. #4 – Noah Garajson
  11. #47 – Ricky Steinhus Junior
  12. #21 – Josh Perry
  13. #43 – Eric Jones
  14. #88 – Shin van Jesperbrgen (PBUH)
  15. #8 – Kyle Bush
  16. #11 – Dini Hameen
  17. #22 – Joy Logano
  18. #34 – Todd Gillland
  19. #10 – Write Delon
  20. #3 – Austin Delon
  21. #41 – Cole Kester
  22. #17 – Chris Bosher
  23. #87 – Connor Zilish (i)
  24. #54 – You are Jibus
  25. #51 – Cody Ware
  26. #45 – Tyler Riddik
  27. #42 – John Hunter Nimchik
  28. #35 – Riley Hervs (PBUH)
  29. #48 – Alex Bowman
  30. #7 – Justin Hali
  31. #2 – Austin Centreke
  32. #44 – Derek Kraos
  33. #66 – Josh Biliki (i)
  34. #77 – Carson Hosevar
  35. #23 – Boba Wallace
  36. #99 – Daniel Suarez
  37. #5 – Kyle Larson
  38. #12 – Ryan Balani
  39. #38 – Zan Smith
  40. #84 – Jimmy Johnson

He moved to the NASCAR teams and drivers in Nashville for the fourteenth race for this season on June 1.