The NASCAR Cup Series playoff standings and overall Cup Series points were adjusted after the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. An exciting afternoon came to a controversial close when Kyle Larson claimed the checkered flag in yellow, kissing the bricks for the first time in his Cup Series career. Ryan Blaney and Tyler Reddick were not pleased with how things played out, but Larson gained another crown jewel to his collection. Elsewhere, a slew of wheelmen gained valuable position around the cut-line, including Bubba Wallace, who finished fifth on Sunday. Check out the whole aftermath of the Brickyard 400, including how each driver’s performance affected their status.
Updated NASCAR Playoff Standings after the Brickyard 400 Kyle Larson is now the only driver with four victories following the Brickyard 400, propelling him back to the top of the Cup Series playoff rankings. Meanwhile, Christopher Bell, Denny Hamlin, and William Byron are all closing in on him, but the Hendrick Motorsports driver is starting to pull ahead.
Updated NASCAR Cup Standings Following the Brickyard 400 Kyle Larson has retaken the lead in both the playoff and overall Cup Series standings. Sunday was a productive day for him, but Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick remain within striking distance, with both drivers within 15 points of the No. 5 spot.
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