Two overtimes decide Atlanta
Qualifying was canceled due to weather, and the race stretched to 271 laps after multiple cautions and two overtime attempts. Kyle Larson (#5) led 48 laps but fell to P32 after late incidents; Tyler Reddick (#45) led 53 laps and ran up front most of the afternoon but still had to survive chaos to win.
A nine-car crash on lap 224 shuffled the field, and a 13-car pileup on lap 257 brought out a red flag. In the first overtime, Carson Hocevar (#77) made contact with Christopher Bell (#20) and ended Bell's run at the front. On the second overtime restart, Bubba Wallace (#23) led briefly before Reddick (#45) and Hocevar (#77) raced side by side; Reddick cleared in turn 2 and won by 0.164 seconds over Chase Briscoe (#19).