Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series

Needed overtime after a late race spinout

His 55th career win places him in a tie for ninth place all-time with Rusty Wallace. Next on the list above him is Dale Earnhardt, Sr.

Keselowski beat Alex Bowman to the finish line by just over 2-tenths of a second forcing Bowman to settle for second place for the third straight race.

Truex led 132 laps, including the final 53 and his margin over victory over second place Alex Bowman was more than 9 and a half seconds.

Tough day for Toyota on Sunday with 10th place Kyle Busch's Toyota the only one finishing in the Top 10.

Truex has had some pretty good cars at Richmond over the years, but he always seemed to come up short. Finally it all came together for his 20th career Cup victory.

The key was a decision to stay on the track instead of pitting for tires when Kyle Larson hit the wall with 25 laps to go. Kyle Busch along with his brother Kurt, Daniel Suarez and Paul Menard made the risky decision and it paid off.

Not even a pair of pit road penalties could keep Denny Hamlin from winning his second race of the season.  Hamlin was assessed penalties for speeding and an uncontrolled tire but recovered to lead 45 of the 334 laps at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.  It's Hamlin's third win at Texas and the 33rd of his career.

Keselowski becomes the 13th driver in NASCAR history to lead 400 or more laps at Martinsville.

With 10 laps left 21 cars were involved in a massive crash that took out some of the top contenders including Martin Truex, Jr., Aric Almirola, Ryan Blaney and Matt DiBenedetto who led 49 laps.

Almirola led just one lap on Sunday - the final one for his first victory since 2014

Elliott battled back from an early penalty for a yellow-flag pit violation to win a race he led for only the last 11 laps