Full results for NASCAR Cup Series Straight Talk Wireless 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway

The NASCAR Cup Series Straight Talk Wireless 400 took place at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, and Kyle Larson won the race. This was the sixth Cup Series race of the regular season and the only race in Homestead this season.

In total, 37 drivers were entered into the field. Here’s a look at the order of finish for the 2025 Straight Talk Wireless 400 at Homestead.

Finish	Start	Driver	Car No.	Team
1	14	Kyle Larson	5	HendrickCars.com Chevrolet
2	1	Alex Bowman	48	Ally Unrivaled League Chevrolet
3	9	Bubba Wallace	23	Columbia Sportswear Company Toyota
4	4	Chase Briscoe	19	Bass Pro Shops Spring Fishing Classic Toyota
5	23	Denny Hamlin	11	Progressive Toyota
6	11	Chris Buescher	17	Kroger/Farm Rich Ford
7	10	AJ Allmendinger	16	Action Industries Chevrolet
8	20	Tyler Reddick	45	Jordan Brand Toyota
9	31	Ryan Preece	60	BuildSubmarines.ccom Ford
10	21	Justin Haley	7	Gainbridge Chevrolet
11	17	Zane Smith	38	Aaron’s Rent To Own Ford
12	5	William Byron	24	Valvoline Chevrolet
13	30	Austin Dillon	3	Bass Pro Shops/Winchester Chevrolet
14	12	Joey Logano	22	Shell Pennzoil Ford
15	28	Erik Jones	43	Family Dollar Toyota
16	3	Noah Gragson	4	Beef A Roo Ford
17	2	Josh Berry	21	DEX imaging Ford
18	18	Chase Elliott	9	UniFirst Chevrolet
19	8	Austin Cindric	2	Menards/Duracell Ford
20	26	Michael McDowell	71	Delaware Life Chevrolet
21	22	Kyle Busch	8	Bank OZK Chevrolet
22	33	Daniel Suarez	99	Freeway Insurance Chevrolet
23	7	John Hunter Nemechek	42	Pye Barker Fire & Safety Toyota
24	27	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	47	betr March Madness Chevrolet
25	13	Ty Gibbs	54	Monster Energy Toyota
26	32	Brad Keselowski	6	Nexlizet Ford
27	34	Ty Dillon	10	Sea Best Chevrolet
28	24	Cole Custer	41	Autodesk/Haas Tooling Ford
29	16	Christopher Bell	20	Rheem Toyota
30	29	Todd Gilliland	34	Love’s Travel Stops Ford
31	25	Ross Chastain	1	Kubota Chevrolet
32	35	Shane Van Gisbergen	88	Jockey Chevrolet
33	19	Riley Herbst	35	Chumba Casino Toyota
34	36	Cody Ware	51	Jacob Construction Ford
35	37	JJ Yeley	44	PCNY Chevrolet
36	6	Ryan Blaney	12	Dent Wizard Ford
37	15	Carson Hocevar	77	Zeigler Auto Group Chevrolet

Stage 1 Summary

Ryan Blaney took the Stage 1 win after a relatively smooth run in the opening stage. He didn’t have a ton of competition, though Alex Bowman gave it a push after starting on the pole.

In the end, Bowman just couldn’t quite make up enough ground to take the stage win. The rest of the finish in the first stage, earning stage points, looked like this:

NASCAR Cup Series – Stage 1 Finish

1. Ryan Blaney
2. Alex Bowman
3. Chase Briscoe
4. Kyle Larson
5. Austin Cindric
6. William Byron
7. AJ Allmendinger
8. Josh Berry
9. Noah Gragson
10. Joey Logano

Stage 2 Summary

Ryan Blaney looked set to cruise to a second stage win in Stage 2. That is, before William Byron started to pull him in beginning in the final 15 laps of the stage.

But neither driver would be able to sustain, as drivers on fresher tires began to catch them. Ultimately, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson would battle it out for the lead, with Hamlin taking the stage win.

NASCAR Cup Series – Stage 2 Finish

1. Denny Hamlin
2. Kyle Larson
3. Ryan Blaney
4. William Byron
5. Bubba Wallace
6. Alex Bowman
7. Austin Cindric
8. Chase Elliott
9. Carson Hocevar
10. Tyler Reddick

What’s next for NASCAR after the Cup Series race at Homestead

The NASCAR drivers will be in Martinsville, Virginia, next Sunday, March 30, for the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway. The race will start at 3 p.m. ET and air on FS1. After that, the drivers will have two more weeks on the track before getting a one-week break for Easter.