Race Rewind: Ty Gibbs holds off Bell to win at Iowa
Rewind through the race from green flag to checkered as Ty Gibbs survives the late charge from Christopher Bell to win at Iowa Speedway.
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Let's go.
Racing towards the chase.
Kyle Larson in the five on the inside gets a good jump.
He's on that low side inside Blaney.
Oh.
You know who that That's Reddick.
Reddick into Jones.
Oh.
Both in the wall.
You see right here, the 45 goes to the bottom of the racetrack, and right there he is loose before he gets to the bottom.
We've seen it over and over.
Stage one goes to Ryan Blaney, and he continues to add to an al- already impressive collection of points.
Bubba Wallace right here, Steve, you talked about it, right in the middle of the corner, rotates.
He's able to stay in the gas.
And here he is leading.
Look at Kyle Larson, way out into the gray.
He don't wanna be there.
He's been He's Oh.
And he knows.
In the wall with Bowman.
That was a tag team effect, an ongoing effect.
Byron still chips away on Denny Hamlin.
Every stage point counts, and speaking of the most stage points, Christopher Bell gets the maximum by winning stage two.
Ryan Blaney, who had a very speedy end to stage two, worked his way up from 11th to 8th.
Now he leads this field down the back stretch here at Iowa.
He's there.
I think he can stay there at corner exit.
He does.
What a great job.
Wow, what a move.
Show the bottom, show the bottom, show the bottom.
Go to the top.
As you see on the 20, who has a nice four tire stop, but the extra two tires, no match for the 54 on pit road.
It's gonna come down to the final two turns and the run to the line.
It was an epic moment at Bristol Motorsports Speedway earlier this year when Ty Gibbs finally got his first win.
Forget that first, he's now got two.
Ty Gibbs wins in Iowa.
That two tire call, and then the epic drive by his young man behind the wheel, his young driver.
Didn't slip a tire holding off Bell.
