NASCAR at Las Vegas: Race results, highlights from Joey Logano's win at Pennzoil 400

Thomas Schlarp

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NASCAR at Las Vegas: Race results, highlights from Joey Logano's win at Pennzoil 400 image

It's always a good day when you can win your sponsor's race, and that's exactly what Joey Logano and the Pennzoil No.22 car did on Sunday in his narrow victory of the Pennzoil 400.

Logano and Penske teammate Brad Keselowski traded rights to first and swapped paint multiple times in the final 30 laps with Logano barely stathing off his teammate's final attempt at a pass in the last lap. Logano's win was his first of the young season after winning last years Monster Energy NASCAR Cup.

“It was a lot of fun," Logano said. "It’s a nice feeling to get back in the playoffs. Team Penske 1-2 — it shows the speed we got. Brad was able to get it last week, and obviously with him second and us first, it was a great day for Team Penske.” 

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Kevin Harvick started on the poll, won the first stage and led the most laps of the race, but had trouble all day leaving his pit box as his tires would spin out nearly every time, costing him precious time. Hometown favorites Kyle and Kurt Busch didn't disappoint. Kyle bid at a weekend trifecta fell just short in his third-place effort, while his older brother finished in the top-five in his home track for the first time in 14 years.

For the second week in a row, the race avoided any of the mass cassualties sustained at Daytona. The only caution flags administered all day were to end stages, and the only real contact was a pair of times between an aggressive Ricky Stenhouse and Erik Jones.

Sporting News provided live lap-by-lap updates and highlights from the Pennzoil 400. Check out the details of the race below.

Pennzoil 400 results: 2019 winner, order of finish

The top 20 finishers from the 2019 Pennzoil 400 are in order below. Here's a full list of results.

Finish Driver Team (Car No.) Laps led
1. Joey Logano Team Penske (22) 86
2. Brad Keselowski Team Penske (2) 17
3. Kyle Busch Joe Gibbs Racing (18) 13
4. Kevin Harvick Stewart-Haas (4) 88
5. Kurt Busch Chip Ganassi Racing (1) 23
6. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Roush Fenway Racing (17) 5
7. Aric Almirola Stewart-Haas (10)
8. Martin Truex Jr. Joe Gibbs Racing (19)
9. Chase Elliott Hendrick Motorsports (9)
10. Denny Hamlin Joe Gibbs Racing (11)
11. Alex Bowman Hendrick Motorsports (88)
12. Kyle Larson Chip Ganassi Racing (42)
13. Erik Jones Joe Gibbs Racing (20)
14. Clint Bowyer Stewart-Haas Racing (14)
15. Paul Menard Wood Brothers Racing (21)
16. William Byron Hendrick Motorsports (24) 21
17. Daniel Suarez Stewart-Haas (41) 12
18. Chris Buescher JTG Daugherty Racing (37)
19. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Motorsports (48)
20. Austin Dillon Richard Childress Racing (3) 2

NASCAR at Las Vegas: Live updates, highlights from Pennzoil 400

Caution flags:

Lead changes: 19

Lap leaders: Joey Logano (85), Kevin Harvick (89),  Kurt Busch (23), William Byron (21), Brad Keselowski (17), Daniel Suarez (12), Kyle Busch (9), Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (5)

The race is scheduled to start at 3:30 p.m. ET. Live updates will begin at that time.

6:23 p.m.:  Wow Keselowski came really close, but Logano holds on for his first win of the season!

6:17 p.m.:  Logano has built his lead to over one second with just 10 laps to go!

6:13 p.m.:  Teammates Keselowski and Logano sliding back and forth for the lead. Harvick and Kyle Busch are closing.

6:09 p.m.:  Well that didn't take long! Keselowski takes over first.

6:08 p.m.:  Keselowski only led the final 32 laps of his win last week at Atlanta. He's up to second with 30 left.

6:02 p.m.:  Most drivers have now pitted for likely the final time with 40 laps to go. It's Logano's race to lose!

5:55 p.m.:  Halfway through the final stage, and now it's Logano out front. Harvick is second, followed by Kyle Busch and Stenhouse.

5:48 p.m.:  William Byron takes some damage after hitting the wall, but continues racing.

5:41 p.m.:  It's been a while, but Harvick returns to the lead with 80 laps remaining.

5:30 p.m.:  The other Busch brother tastes the lead in his hometown. Kurt Busch takes over!

5:20 p.m.:  Joey Logano gets the checkered flag for Stage 2. Harvick and Truex Jr. close behind!

5:04 p.m.:  Oof! Busch is too fast going into pit road. He's penalized and drops to 17th. William Byron to the lead.

5:00 p.m.:  The hometown kid needed just half of Stage 2 to take his first lead!

4:52 p.m.:  Logano takes back the lead with Kyle Busch in second...Let us not forget those two have thrown fists before.

4:46 p.m.:  Erik Jones and Ricky Stenhouse have been going at it. Just made contact for the second time.

4:42 p.m.:  And our winner from last week makes his first appearance at the top. Brad Keselowski takes the lead to begin Stage 2!

4:30 p.m.:  It was a clean Stage 1! Kevin Harvick takes the first stage with Kyle Busch and Joey Logano close behind.

4:23 p.m.:  Harvick takes back the lead after everyone has now stopped on pit road.

4:16 p.m.:  Ryan Blaney enters pit road for the second time in 12 laps. Having some tire problems.

4:10 p.m.:  Halfway through Stage 1 and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is the first into pit road.

4:04 p.m.:  Smooth sailing 30 laps in. No trips to pit road, and Harvick has led the entire way.

3:52 p.m.:  Already three- and four-wide racing. This race is going to be fun!

3:48 p.m.:  Viva Las Vegas, here we go!

3:30 p.m.:  Can Kyle Busch achieve the weekend sweep? We're minutes away from his try at the three-peat.

Thomas Schlarp