Ross Chastain and his Trackhouse Racing team worked long hours to win the longest NASCAR race of the season. Starting last in a backup car after crashing his No. 1 Chevrolet in practice a day earlier, Ross Chastain pulled off a stunning late-race charge for his first Coca-Cola 600 victory.

With his remarkable comeback, the NASCAR veteran became the first driver to be victorious in the event after starting in last place.

Last year: Max Verstappen held off a late surge from polesitter Lando Norris to earn his last win before an 11-race losing streak. Last race: Lando Norris secured the victory from the pole in Monaco, closing the championship gap between him and McLaren teammate Piastri.

Kyle Larson's attempted double was nothing but trouble. He crumpled race cars at Indy and Charlotte. Ross Chastain finally takes a winning step.

Ross Chastain finished second in Friday night's NASCAR Truck race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and when the Cup cars went out on the track for Coca-Cola 600 practice, he was again very fast.