2020 NASCAR Cup Texas full race results

Nick DeGroot
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Dillon captured his third career win and his first of the 2020 season after a late-race call to take two tires, gaining track position. Teammate Tyler Reddick finished second in a career-best result for the rookie.

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Check out the complete race results from a wild day of racing at TMS:

1

3

United States

 Austin Dillon

Chevrolet

334

22

40

2

8

United States

 Tyler Reddick

Chevrolet

334

5

42

3

22

United States

 Joey Logano

Ford

334

22

43

4

18

United States

 Kyle Busch

Toyota

334

11

43

5

4

United States

 Kevin Harvick

Ford

334

40

46

6

20

United States

 Erik Jones

Toyota

334

7

33

7

12

United States

 Ryan Blaney

Ford

334

150

50

8

1

United States

 Kurt Busch

Chevrolet

334

 

41

9

2

United States

 Brad Keselowski

Ford

334

15

28

10

10

United States

 Aric Almirola

Ford

334

35

30

11

14

United States

 Clint Bowyer

Ford

334

 

26

12

9

United States

 Chase Elliott

Chevrolet

334

 

29

13

6

United States

 Ryan Newman

Ford

334

 

24

14

43

United States

 Bubba Wallace

Chevrolet

334

 

23

15

34

United States

 Michael McDowell

Ford

334

 

22

16

32

United States

 Corey Lajoie

Ford

334

 

21

17

21

United States

 Matt DiBenedetto

Ford

334

1

20

18

42

United States

 Matt Kenseth

Chevrolet

334

 

19

19

17

United States

 Chris Buescher

Ford

333

 

20

20

11

United States

 Denny Hamlin

Toyota

333

11

25

21

95

United States

 Christopher Bell

Toyota

331

 

16

22

38

United States

 John Hunter Nemechek

Ford

331

 

15

23

96

Mexico

 Daniel Suarez

Toyota

329

 

14

24

77

United States

 J.J. Yeley

Chevrolet

328

 

 

25

27

United States

 Gray Gaulding

Ford

323

 

 

26

48

United States

 Jimmie Johnson

Chevrolet

322

 

15

27

15

United States

 Brennan Poole

Chevrolet

322

 

10

28

7

United States

 Reed Sorenson

Chevrolet

322

 

9

29

19

United States

 Martin Truex Jr.

Toyota

320

15

11

30

88

United States

 Alex Bowman

Chevrolet

319

 

7

31

53

United States

 Josh Bilicki

Chevrolet

318

 

 

32

51

United States

 Joey Gase

Ford

318

 

 

33

78

United States

 B.J. McLeod

Chevrolet

318

 

 

34

00

United States

 Quin Houff

Chevrolet

295

 

1

35

13

United States

 Ty Dillon

Chevrolet

263

 

1

36

66

United States

 Timmy Hill

Toyota

254

 

 

37

24

United States

 William Byron

Chevrolet

252

 

7

38

47

United States

 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

Chevrolet

221

 

 

39

41

United States

 Cole Custer

Ford

219

 

 

40

37

United States

 Ryan Preece

Chevrolet

217

 

 

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