Full order of finish for NASCAR Cup Series Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix Raceway

The race at Phoenix on Sunday in the NASCAR Cup Series was an intriguing run, bringing a mix or late-race strategies on tires to the forefront. And Christopher Bell claimed the win after a dominant close.

Who else earned some major points from the race at Phoenix? You can view the complete finishing order below.

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Team
1	11	20	Christopher Bell	Reser’s Fine Foods Toyota
2	10	11	Denny Hamlin	Sport Clips Haircuts Toyota
3	17	5	Kyle Larson	HendrickCars.com Chevrolet
4	4	21	Josh Berry	Eero Ford
5	13	17	Chris Buescher	Fry’s/Thomas’/Philadelphia Ford
6	1	24	William Byron	Z by HP Chevrolet
7	32	48	Alex Bowman	Ally Best Friends Chevrolet
8	15	8	Kyle Busch	Zone/QuickTrip Chevrolet
9	26	38	Zane Smith	Aaron’s Rent To Own Ford
10	6	9	Chase Elliott	NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet
11	24	1	Ross Chastain	Kubota Orange Days Sales Event Chevrolet
12	21	3	Austin Dillon	Bass Pro Shops/Winchester Chevrolet
13	2	22	Joey Logano	Hunt Brothers Pizza Ford
14	36	42	John Hunter Nemechek	Pye Barker Fire & Safety Toyota
15	28	60	Ryan Preece	Solomon Plumbing Ford
16	25	10	Ty Dillon	Hybrid Light Chevrolet
17	27	34	Todd Gilliland	Frontline Enterprises Inc. Ford
18	5	43	Erik Jones	Family Dollar Toyota
19	14	2	Austin Cindric	Menards/Monster Ford
20	9	45	Tyler Reddick	Mobil 1 Toyota
21	22	47	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	Ram Self Storage Chevrolet
22	16	16	AJ Alllmendinger	Celsius Chevrolet
23	31	99	Daniel Suarez	Freeway Insurance Chevrolet
24	35	51	Cody Ware	Mighty Fire Breaker Ford
25	34	54	Ty Gibbs	Monster Energy Toyota
26	33	4	Noah Gragson	Long John Silver’s Ford
27	7	71	Michael McDowell	Workforce Chevrolet
28	12	12	Ryan Blaney	Wurth Ford
29	19	23	Bubba Wallace	Leidos Toyota
30	37	78	* Katherine Legge	Droplight Chevrolett
31	29	88	Shane Van Gisbergen#	WeatherTech Chevrolet
32	23	41	Cole Custer	Hass/Andy’s Ford
33	20	6	Brad Keselowski	Consumer Cellular Ford
34	8	7	Justin Haley	Gainbridge Chevrolet
35	30	19	Chase Briscoe	Bass Pro Shops Toyota
36	3	77	Carson Hocevar	Miner Docks Doors and more Chevrolet
37	18	35	Riley Herbst#	Monster Energy Toyota

Stage 1 Highlights

The first stage at Phoenix was relatively controversy free, with only one notable wreck in the early going. William Byron took early control and never relinquished, taking home the stage win comfortably.

The winner of the Daytona 500 held off a late charge by Ryan Preece on the faster option tires, an impressive showing. Byron collected some extra points as a result.

Stage 1 Finish

1. William Byron
2. Tyler Reddick
3. Ryan Preece
4. Christopher Bell
5. Ryan Blaney
6. Josh Berry
7. Carson Hocevar
8. Denny Hamlin
9. Chase Elliott
10. Kyle Larson

Stage 2 Highlights

A wreck in the second stage at Phoenix took out a few cars when Chase Briscoe got sandwiched in between a few drivers and made contact with Justin Haley. That accordioned the cars to the outside wall, where they hit Carson Hocevar and then spun in front of several other drivers.

Hocevar, Briscoe, Haley, Riley Herbst, Cole Custer, Shane van Gisbergen and Brad Keselowski were all caught up in the chop, which took some time to clear from the track.

The stage ended with a late battle between Joey Logano on wearing-down option tires and Christopher Bell on the standard yellows. Bell took home the stage win to threaten for a three-peat after coming in off back-to-back race wins at Atlanta and Texas.

Stage 2 Finish

1. Christopher Bell
2. Joey Logano
3. William Byron
4. Ryan Blaney
5. Tyler Reddick
6. Denny Hamlin
7. Austin Cindric
8. Daniel Suarez
9. Kyle Larson
10. Josh Berry

Stage 3 Highlights

An early wreck in Stage 3 at Phoenix by Katherine Legge changed everyone’s tire strategy quite a bit. Rather than running with option reds for most of Stage 3, the vast majority of the field switched to yellow primaries after the Legge-induced caution. It wasn’t until a caution came out courtesy of Bubba Wallace hitting the wall with 45 laps left that many drivers switched back to the red option tires.

After a few cautions chopped up the race late, Bell came down to the wire with Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson giving chase. He eked it out barely, notching the second-closest win at Phoenix in NASCAR Cup Series history. It was his third straight win on the circuit, matching the feat last accomplished by Kevin Harvick.