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NASCAR results for Coke Zero Sugar 400 Daytona race, full finishing order - Daytona Beach News-Journal

Ryan Preece's victory at Daytona reshapes the NASCAR Chase field

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Ryan Preece secured his first career Cup win at Daytona, advancing to the Chase. The victory came after a last-lap crash involving Shane Van Gisbergen, who missed out on a Chase spot. NBC Sports and NASCAR.com both covered the race's dramatic finish. However, the full extent of the crash's impact on the Chase field is not yet clear. The Daytona Beach News-Journal published the full finishing order.

The post-race inspection process is underway, according to Jayski. The race's outcome hinged on a late crash. NBC Sports and NASCAR.com both featured quotes from drivers, offering insight into the race's intensity. However, the specifics of the crash and its immediate aftermath are not yet fully detailed. The Daytona Beach News-Journal provided the full finishing order, but details on the crash's impact on other drivers are sparse.

The full implications of the crash on the Chase field are not yet clear. The post-race inspection process is underway, but results have not been disclosed. The impact on other drivers' Chase hopes is also unclear. The full finishing order is available, but the broader effects of the race's outcome are not yet specified.

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Quick answers

Who won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona?

Ryan Preece won the race.

What was the impact of the last-lap crash?

The crash prevented Shane Van Gisbergen from securing a Chase spot.

Where can I find the full finishing order?

The Daytona Beach News-Journal published the full finishing order.

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NASCAR Ryan Preece Daytona Shane Van Gisbergen Coke Zero Sugar 400 Chase

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