At Martinsville (Virginia) Speedway on Sunday, Kyle Larson achieved his 21st career victory.

With 30 laps remaining in the race, Larson overtook Joey Logano by using a two-tire strategy.

He never looked back after that, winning the next two races to give Hendrick Motorsports its fourth consecutive victory after nine races.

During the race, there were ten lead changes and nine different leaders. Five cautions, involving two stage breakdowns, delayed the race.

Ryan Preece, who started on pole, placed 15th after a caution for speeding ruined his day. He finished first in the race and took the lead for 135 laps. Kevin Harvick, a member of the SHR squad, won Stage 2.

Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. achieved their first top-five finishes of the year.

In his first race back after sustaining a leg injury in early March, Chase Elliott finished in the top 10 with a strong performance.

Cla	#	Driver		Manufacturer	Laps	Time	Gap	Interval	Laps Led
1	5	Kyle Larson		Chevrolet	400	2:50’34.961			30
2	22	Joey Logano		Ford	400	2:50’39.103	4.142	4.142	25
3	19	Martin Truex Jr.		Toyota	400	2:50’39.234	4.273	0.131
4	11	Denny Hamlin		Toyota	400	2:50’40.546	5.585	1.312	36
5	14	Chase Briscoe		Ford	400	2:50’41.242	6.281	0.696	109
6	10	Aric Almirola		Ford	400	2:50’41.863	6.902	0.621
7	12	Ryan Blaney		Ford	400	2:50’43.394	8.433	1.531
8	47	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.		Chevrolet	400	2:50’43.397	8.436	0.003
9	23	Bubba Wallace		Toyota	400	2:50’43.995	9.034	0.598
10	9	Chase Elliott		Chevrolet	400	2:50’44.423	9.462	0.428
11	48	Alex Bowman		Chevrolet	400	2:50’45.049	10.088	0.626
12	3	Austin Dillon		Chevrolet	400	2:50’45.340	10.379	0.291
13	1	Ross Chastain		Chevrolet	400	2:50’45.641	10.680	0.301	31
14	17	Chris Buescher		Ford	400	2:50’45.922	10.961	0.281
15	41	Ryan Preece		Ford	400	2:50’46.388	11.427	0.466	135
16	20	Christopher Bell		Toyota	400	2:50’46.835	11.874	0.447
17	99	Daniel Suarez		Chevrolet	400	2:50’48.823	13.862	1.988	7
18	54	Ty Gibbs		Toyota	400	2:50’49.561	14.600	0.738
19	34	Michael McDowell		Ford	400	2:50’49.626	14.665	0.065
20	4	Kevin Harvick		Ford	400	2:50’49.771	14.810	0.145	20
21	8	Kyle Busch		Chevrolet	400	2:50’50.621	15.660	0.850
22	45	Tyler Reddick		Toyota	400	2:50’53.249	18.288	2.628
23	24	William Byron		Chevrolet	400	2:50’53.676	18.715	0.427
24	6	Brad Keselowski		Ford	400	2:50’55.847	20.886	2.171	7
25	38	Todd Gilliland		Ford	399	2:50’38.210	1 Lap	1 Lap
26	7	Corey Lajoie		Chevrolet	399	2:50’47.247	1 Lap	9.037
27	16	A.J. Allmendinger		Chevrolet	399	2:50’54.100	1 Lap	6.853
28	31	Justin Haley		Chevrolet	398	2:50’35.378	2 Laps	1 Lap
29	21	Harrison Burton		Ford	398	2:50’36.590	2 Laps	1.212
30	42	Noah Gragson		Chevrolet	398	2:50’37.288	2 Laps	0.698
31	43	Erik Jones		Chevrolet	398	2:50’54.476	2 Laps	17.188
32	77	Ty Dillon		Chevrolet	397	2:50’36.038	3 Laps	1 Lap
33	2	Austin Cindric		Ford	397	2:50’37.628	3 Laps	1.590
34	51	Zane Smith		Ford	395	2:50’43.016	5 Laps	2 Laps
35	78	Anthony Alfredo		Chevrolet	390	2:50’42.491	10 Laps	5 Laps
36	15	J.J. Yeley		Ford	337	2:23’45.307	63 Laps	53 Laps

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