For the second week in a row, Chase Briscoe had Kyle Larson respiratory down his neck within the closing laps.
However not like final week at Kansas, Briscoe held off the defending NASCAR Cup Collection champion to win Sunday’s South Level 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, taking his second win of the 2026 season.
Bubba Wallace was closing on Briscoe early within the race’s closing run, but it surely was Larson — who struggled early and earned just one stage level on the afternoon — who handed Wallace for second and put stress on Briscoe down the stretch.
Larson was shut sufficient to make a transfer on the ultimate lap, however closing nook from Briscoe gave him simply sufficient respiratory room.
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