Chris Buescher: 10

An emphatic victory for the driver and ꦍthe team, locking in a Playoff spoꦓt.

Denny Hamlin: 9

Hamlin was in position to steal another victory but a mistake 🅠on the final restart cost him.

Kyle Busch: 8

He started up fr𒀰ont and finished up front but the middle of the race did not go well.

Joey Logano: 7

Seemingly coming out 🌞of nowhere, Logano quietly snuck in for another top-five result.

Ryan Preece: 9

It was an♓ impressive drive from Preece, who was certainly in hಞis element today.

Brad Keselowski: 9

He led a race-high 102 laps and went to 🍎victory lane as an owner, but his mistake on the final pit stop may have cost him the win.

Martin Truex Jr: 9

Martin's🦩 run from the back of the field to🎃 the front was arguably the most impressive drive of the day.

Aric Almirola: 8

A strong day for Almirola, who rebounded from an early ꦇpit c🐈ommitment violation.

Austin Dillon: 7

This was a much-needed result for Dillon, after an embarrassing e༺xit last weekend at Pocono.

Kevin Harvick: 7

Probably not🎃 the way he wanted his final race at Richmond to go, but the four-time winner earned another top-ten finish.

Chase Briscoe: 6

All Stewart Haas cars finished inside th⛎e top 11 but Briscoe was the last of the bunch.

Bubba Wallace: 8

It was shaping up to be a strong day foꦉr Wallace, but another costly pit crew mistake ruined that.

Chase Elliott: 7

He was never in contention for the win, but still managed to narrow his points deficit with four races to🍬 go.

Ryan Blaney: 6

Ford was strong but Bl🧜aney was unable to capitalize with just a 14th place finish.

Ty Gibbs: 7

This was a decent showing for the rookie, who reꦐmains in the hunt for one of the final Playoff positions.

Tyler Reddick: 5

It was a tale of two races for Reddick, who led every lap in Stage 1 but made a mistake coming to pit road on his final stop whil𝓰e running in 2nd place, which earned him a penalty.

Alex Bowman: 3

Bowman is in a must-win situation but throwing blocks at hisꦕ teammate while battli🅰ng for the Lucky Dog did not have anyone in the organization smiling.

Kyle Larson: 4

After♏ winning the Spring race at Richmond, Larson (like the entire Hendrick team) was out to lunch tꦕoday.

Christopher Bell: 3

A horrible weekend for Bell, who made a mistakꦜe in qualifying and was penalized during the race, where he was never a faꦦctor.

William Byron: 3

Perhaps the most surprising outcome today was Byron being such a non-factor as Hendrick stru𒀰ggled.

Michael McDowell: 3

Front Row tried to go off-strategy to get McDowe🐲ll some track pos💫ition, but it didn't work out as he clings to the final Playoff spot.

Ross Chastain: 2

Chastain might n💦ot have even been mentioned on the broadcast today, which is becoming a recurring them😼e this season.

AJ Allmendinger: 1

Kaulig decided to gamble on letting AJ racꦆe at Road America on Friday and Saturday, and delivered a dud today as they fall 2꧙2 points below the Playoff cut line.

Daniel Suarez: 1

For the seco💟nd week in a row, Suarez saw his day end with a crash. The Trackhouse driver was never a factor in the race and is now 34 points below the cut line.