NASCAR results Chicago: NASCAR Cup Series stage results, Chicago Street Race winner
Let's dive into the NASCAR results from Chicago and you can also find the full NASCAR stage results today for the Cup Series.
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NASCAR results today: Chicago Street Race
Shane Van Gisbergen
Ty Gibbs
Tyler Reddick
Denny Hamlin
Kyle Busch
AJ Allmendinger
Ryan Preece
Alex Bowman
Austin Hill
Ross Chastain
Joey Logano
Ryan Blaney
Kyle Larson
Zane Smith
John Hunter Nemechek
Chase Elliott
Riley Herbst
Chris Buescher
Katherine Legge
Ty Dillon
Josh Bilicki
Cristopher Bell
Justin Haley
Chase Briscoe
Erik Jones
Cody Ware
Austin Cindric
Bubba Wallace
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Noah Gragson
Michael McDowell
Josh Berry – DNF
Cole Custer – DNF
Carson Hocevar – DNF
Austin Dillon – DNF
Brad Keselowski – DNF
Todd Gilliland – DNF
Will Brown – DNF
William Byron – DNF
Related: NASCAR points leaders after Chicago
NASCAR stage results today
STAGE 1
Michael McDowell – 10 points
Kyle Busch – 9 points
Tyler Reddick – 8 points
Chase Briscoe – 7 points
Ryan Preece – 6 points
Ross Chastain – 5 points
John H. Nemechek – 4 points
Zane Smith – 3 points
Austin Hill – 2 points
Noah Gragson – 1 point
STAGE 2
Ryan Blaney – 10 points
Chase Briscoe – 9 points
Tyler Reddick – 8 points
Alex Bowman – 7 points
Bubba Wallace – 6 points
Denny Hamlin – 5 points
Chase Elliott – 4 points
John H. Nemechek – 3 points
Erik Jones– 2 points
Christopher Bell – 1 point
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