Logano Ends Richmond Drought with Cookout 400 Win

If you enjoy green-flag racing on a beautiful Saturday night in Virginia, the Cookout 400 at Richmond Raceway was the race to attend. With the NASCAR playoffs just a couple of races away, fans were treated to a smooth race. The night featured only two cautions.

The 19-year veteran with Penske Ford, Joey Logano #22, pulled off a strategic victory. It ended a nine-year drought at Richmond Raceway. Logano’s experience and patience throughout the race ultimately paid off as he secured the win.

NASCAR Richmond race best photos from Cook Out 400

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The two cautions of the night included a spin by Zane Smith #38, although he was able to continue, and Carson Hocevar #77, who missed a shift, blew his transmission, and ended his night early.

Here are the results from NASCAR’s one and only Saturday night race:

Stage One

  1. Ryan Blaney #12 — Penske Ford
  2. Chase Briscoe #19 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  3. Joey Logano #22 — Penske Ford
  4. Austin Cindric #2 — Penske Ford
  5. Josh Berry #21 — Wood Brothers Ford
  6. Bubba Wallace #23 — 23XI Toyota
  7. Denny Hamlin #11 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  8. Christopher Bell #20 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  9. Chase Elliott #9 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  10. William Byron #24 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet

Stage Two

  1. Joey Logano #22 — Penske Ford
  2. Denny Hamlin #11 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  3. Chase Briscoe #19 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  4. Austin Cindric #2 — Penske Ford
  5. Ryan Blaney #12 — Penske Ford
  6. Josh Berry #21 — Wood Brothers Ford
  7. Chase Elliott #9 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  8. Christopher Bell #20 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  9. Tyler Reddick #45 — 23XI Toyota
  10. William Byron #24 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet

Full Cookout 400 Results

  1. Joey Logano #22 — Penske Ford
  2. Chase Briscoe #19 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  3. Austin Cindric #2 — Penske Ford
  4. Denny Hamlin #11 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  5. Chase Elliott #9 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  6. Kyle Larson #5 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  7. Christopher Bell #20 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  8. Josh Berry #21 — Wood Brothers Ford
  9. William Byron #24 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  10. Alex Bowman #48 — Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
  11. Tyler Reddick #45 — 23XI Toyota
  12. Ross Chastain #1 — Trackhouse Chevrolet
  13. Ryan Blaney #12 — Penske Ford
  14. Shane van Gisbergen #97 — Trackhouse Chevrolet
  15. Ty Gibbs #54 — Joe Gibbs Toyota
  16. Daniel Suarez #7 — Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
  17. Ryan Preece #60 — RFK Racing Ford
  18. Noah Gragson #4 — Front Row Motorsports Ford
  19. Austin Dillon #3 — Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
  20. Bubba Wallace #23 — 23XI Toyota
  21. Chris Buescher #17 — RFK Racing Ford
  22. John Hunter Nemechek #42 — Legacy Motor Club Toyota
  23. Riley Herbst #35 — 23XI Toyota
  24. Austin Hill #33 — Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
  25. Connor Zilisch #88 — Trackhouse Chevrolet
  26. Brad Keselowski #6 — RFK Racing Ford
  27. Erik Jones #43 — Legacy Motor Club Toyota
  28. Michael McDowell #71 — Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
  29. Cole Custer #41 — Haas Factory Chevrolet
  30. Todd Gilliland #34 — Front Row Motorsports Ford
  31. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. #47 — Hyak Motorsports Chevrolet
  32. Ty Dillon #10 — Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
  33. A.J. Allmendinger #16 — Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
  34. Cody Ware #51 — Rick Ware Racing Chevrolet
  35. Josh Bilicki #66 — Garage 66 Ford
  36. Zane Smith #38 — Front Row Motorsports Ford
  37. Carson Hocevar #77 — Spire Motorsports Chevrolet (DNF)

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