Denny Hamlin and Jared Allen break down all the action from Richmond, including the NASCAR Cup race’s hottest topic – the final restart.

Did NASCAR make the right call with wet-weather tires and non-competitive cautions? It was nearly impossible to pass at the end of the race, and Denny was prepared for a third-place finish. But, a last-second caution gave Denny life and his pit crew crushed the money stop, giving him the lead. Then came the controversial final restart and Denny scoring another win at his hometown track. Meanwhile, Martin Truex Jr. led 100 laps for the 6th time at Richmond, but didn’t end up in Victory Lane.

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Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
03:32 - Bubba Pollard's Impressive Finish and Dale Jr.'s Support
07:24 - Joey Gase's Incident and Caution Controversy
12:54 - No Golf for Denny
20:55 - Competition Caution and Strategy
34:00 - Battle with Joey Logano and Strategy for Stage 3
35:23 - Difficulties in Passing in Traffic
39:06 - The Impact of Tire Wear on Passing
41:17 - Late Race Caution and Pit Strategy
42:00 - Advantage of Pit Stall Position
43:46 - Restart Zone and Jumping the Restart
47:00 - Did Denny jump the restart?
57:44 - Race Outcome and Pit Stop Performance
58:00 - Fan Reactions and Graffiti