Chase Briscoe — first: "When I got that final pack of kind of lap cars with five or six to go, I just felt like I was going to knock the wall down at any minute. It just quit turning. I don't know what it is about these finishes. I've got to stop making it so exciting at the end. Just an amazing car. And, yeah, what an amazing run we've been on. Should be three in a row and just glad we were able to redeem our to this team. Amazing job to this team. This pit crew has just been unbelievable. My hero is Tony Stewart. He made a pretty unbelievable run, and hopefully we can do the same thing. (The pit crew have) been an absolute key to it. When you can come down pit road and know you're going to gain spots every time or if you're in the lead, not lose the lead, it just makes your job so much easier as a race car driver. You don't have to go out and do anything extra. They just have your back every time. Unbelievable team effort."
Christohper Bell — second: "I got a lot closer than I thought I was going to, so I don't know. We should be really good at the next couple of races. Hopefully, we can keep bringing these fast race cars."
Ryan Blaney — third: "They did a great job of getting our car better even from our first run before I had my speedning penalty. We kind of dropped hard and were able to drive back to the front to get to 10th before the end of the stage and settled in the top three after that. I just didn't feel like I had the pace to hang with (Bell) or (Briscoe) early in runs. They would get out there, and I would start to close the gap, but it just wasn't enough to make up for the early run pace they had. Overall, really proud of our day after my mistakes. Really proud of the last two weeks. Places we need to get better, the mile and a halves, and we've been able to do that. Three solid finsihes. Just stick it in there and keep going to work."
Denny Hamlin — fifth: "Just didn't have the long-run speed. I thought the short run was OK. It was decent. We just felt a lot better in the daytime, and once the track cooled off, and the track got a little bit faster, we lost the edge we had. We got to pick up the performance. We have to execute better, be a little faster. All of the above. But overall, we're giving it everythig we have."
Kyle Larson — sixth: "I was hanging on. HOnestly, I thought I was going to manage that (last) run well. The top two pushed really hard. I could see Denny settling in, so I just tried to settle in and make my tires live. I just got really, really loose on that run. So just not sure if me not pushing enough made the balance shift rearward. I was just hanging on the last 15 or 18 laps. Happy to still come home with sixth and extend the points lead, but there were a couple of other guys that kind of closed that gap. All in all, a good day. Stage win, extend the points lead. It's good, but you want to be even better. Overall, a good, solid day. That was what we had, and I feel like we maximized it again. Look forward to the next handful."
Bubba Wallace — 37th: “No warning. I saw it in the last second. (Alex Bowman) come up and clippe us. No hard feelings, that is just racing. I was starting to drop, and it gets into a tight spot. To get on pit road smooth, we wanted to stay in front of him. He just got loose and got us. The first hit wiped our brakes out. The second hit got me good. But we are good. Still got nine fingers and nine toes (laughter), so we are fine.”
Alex Bowman — 38th: “I just got loose. Honestly, I had been really tight. I don’t know, as soon as it got to the exit of the corner, it snapped and it kind of didn’t stand a chance. Unfortunately, I grabbed too much wheel, overcorrected it and got in those two guys’ (Bubba Wallace and William Byron) way. I hate that for our No. 48 Chevrolet team. We had a pretty fast car. I hate that for the No. 24 and No. 23 teams. It’s one thing to get loose and crash, but to ruin their days too really sucks. It’s on me. I just didn’t hang onto it well enough. I was just caught off guard. I don’t know why I got as loose as I did. I hadn’t been loose at all, but that’s part of driving a racecar and unfortunately I didn’t do a good enough job of it.”
William Byron — 39th: “It looks like the No. 48 (Alex Bowman) just got loose and overcorrected it into the wall. I was running the top and I lifted right away, but I couldn’t get low enough because he kind of came back off the wall. I hate it for this No. 24 Chevrolet team. We had a top-five run going, so it’s just unfortunate.”
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