2025 Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart - Live Leaderboard - June 28, 2025
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Austin Cindric takes the lead in lap 49 after Joey Logano led 48 consecutive laps.
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The yellow caution flag was lifted at 8:18 PM ET
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The yellow caution flag was raised during lap 44 at 8:09 PM ET
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The red flag was raised at 7:54 PM ET
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The yellow caution flag was raised during lap 37 at 7:41 PM ET
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The green flag to begin the race was raised at 7:22 PM ET
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The orange flag was raised at 6:45 PM ET
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