Typical Late Summer Joey Logano": Chase Briscoe Unmasks Richmond Heartbreak Battling Lone Fight Against Ford Heavyweights

Chase Briscoe had Richmond Raceway largely under control before Joey Logano turned the final stage into a late-summer comeback. Briscoe qualified second, led 171 of 400 laps, and held a three-second advantage with 39 laps to go. He then experienced brake fade and the car got loose, letting Logano close to within half a second by Lap 356. Lapped traffic factored heavily: Logano went three-wide into Turn 1 alongside Briscoe and Cole Custer, emerged clean, and took the lead after pit stops. Logano won by 0.392 seconds; Briscoe finished second and is locked into the NASCAR postseason.