Who won the NASCAR race today? Full results, standings from 2025 Wurth 400 in Texas

David Suggs

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Texas Motor Speedway becomes the center of the NASCAR world on Sunday afternoon, if only for a fleeting moment.

The Wurth 400 rolls into the famous 1.5-mile track on Sunday. It's played host to a number of notable results since its 2005 debut, with numerous Cup Series icons capturing gold on the surface, from Kurt Busch to Kyle Larson.

The most recent iterations of the contest have belonged to Hendrick Motorsports. NASCAR's most famous team has hoisted the checkered flag in three of the past four races.

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Did the Cup Series institution put forth another on Sunday afternoon? It certainly has the talent to do so — Larson, William Byron, Chase Elliott, and Alex Bowman all rank in the top 10 in the regular-season standings thus far.

With that, here's a look at how the Wurth 400 results shook out following the conclusion of Sunday's race.

Who won the NASCAR race today?

Stage 3 was riddled with cautions. When the dust settled, and after the last caution with three laps to go, Joey Logano won the 2025 Wurth 400 in overtime. 

Kyle Larson won Stage 2 over Austin Cindric. This stage was also won under caution after Chris Buescher blew a tire, and it flew off into the middle of a turn and caused a stage-ending yellow flag. He was in third place when it happened. 

Austin Cindric won Stage 1 under caution after Denny Hamlin's No. 11 caught fire. 

2025 Wurth 400 NASCAR results

FinishDriverCar Make
1Joey LoganoFord
2Ross ChastainChevrolet
3Ryan BlaneyFord
4Kyle LarsonChevrolet
5Erik JonesToyota
6Ricky Stenhouse Jr.Chevrolet
7Austin DillonChevrolet
8John H. NemechekToyota
9Christopher BellToyoa
10Daniel SuarezChevrolet
11Todd GillilandFord
12Ty DillonChevrolet
13William ByronChevrolet
14Riley HerbstToyota
15Justin HaleyChevrolet
16Chase ElliottChevrolet
17Zane SmitFord
18Chris BuescherFord
19Cole CusterFord
20Kyle BuschChevrolet
21Tyler ReddickToyota
22Shane Van GisbergenChevrolet
23Ty GibbsToyota
24Carson HocevarChevrolet
25Austin CindricFord
26Michael McDowellChevrolet
27Chase BriscoeToyota
28Brad KeselowskiFord
29Ryan PreeceFord
30Cody WareFord
31Jesse LoveChevrolet
32Josh BerryFord
33Bubba WallaceToyota
34Noah GragsonFord
35Alex BowmanChevrolet
36A.J. AllmendingerChevrolet
37Chad FinchumFord
38Denny HamlinToyota

NASCAR playoff standings 2025

Here's a look at the Cup Series after the 2025 Wurth 400.

MORE: Updated driver rankings from 2025 Cup Series

RankDriverPointsWins
1William Byron4211
2Kyle Larson4082
3Denny Hamlin3382
4Chase Elliott3380
5Tyler Reddick3370
6Christopher Bell3353
7Ryan Blaney3130
8Bubba Wallace3060
9Joey Logano2881
10Alex Bowman2840
11Ross Chastain2810
12Chris Buescher2550
13Chase Briscoe2450
14Austin Cindric2411
15Ricky Stenhouse Jr.2400
16Kyle Busch2280
17Carson Hocevar2190
18Ryan Preece2170
19A.J. Allmendinger2170
20Michael McDowell2140
21Austin Dillon2120
22Ty Gibbs2080
23John Hunter Nemechek2070
24Josh Berry2061
25Daniel Suarez2060
26Zane Smith2030
27Todd Gilliland2020
28Justin Haley2000
29Erik Jones1910
30Ty Dillon1860
31Noah Gragson1580
32Brad Keselowski1420
33Riley Herbst1410
34Cole Custer1270
35Shane van Gisbergen1210
36Cody Ware610
37Jimmie Johnson340
38Corey LaJoie240
39JJ Yeley90
40Katherine Legge70
41Casey Mears20
42Burt Myers10
43Chad Finchum10
44Martin Truex Jr.10

David Suggs

David Suggs is a content producer at The Sporting News. A long-suffering Everton, Wizards and Commanders fan, he has learned to get used to losing over the years. In his free time, he enjoys skateboarding (poorly), listening to the likes of Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and D’Angelo, and penning short journal entries.

Teddy Ricketson

Teddy Ricketson is a Digital Content Producer at The Sporting News. He joined the team in 2024 after spending the last three years writing for Vox Media as part of its DK Nation/Network team. Teddy does his best to support the South Carolina Gamecocks and Carolina Panthers, but tends to have more fun cheering on the Atlanta Braves. In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife, Brooke, and their two dogs, Bo and Hootie.