The NASCAR Cup Series was back in action this past weekend at the Atlanta Motor Speedway for a rain-shortened race. Despite the wet conditions, the race still managed to provide plenty of excitement as Brad Byron claimed his fourth victory of the season.
Byron started the race in the fifth position and quickly moved up to second place by the end of the first lap. He then managed to take the lead on lap four and never looked back. He was able to hold off the competition for the remainder of the race, despite a few cautions that bunched up the field.
Byron was able to take advantage of the wet conditions and use them to his advantage. He was able to make some daring moves on the track that allowed him to gain positions and eventually take the checkered flag. His victory marked his fourth win of the season, which ties him for second place in the points standings.
The race was eventually called due to rain after just thirty-five laps, but Byron still managed to take home the win. He was able to hold off a hard-charging Kyle Busch, who finished second, and Martin Truex Jr., who finished third.
Byron’s victory was a great way to cap off an exciting weekend of racing at Atlanta Motor Speedway. He now has four wins on the season and is firmly in contention for the championship. With just a few races left in the season, it will be interesting to see if he can continue his winning ways and take home the title.
