11. Chase Elliott, 135. 12. Tyler Reddick, 112. 13. Shane Van Gisbergen, 111. 14. Bubba Wallace, 103. 15. Ty Gibbs, 97.

6. Christopher Bell, 565. 11. Chris Buescher, 476. 13. Bubba Wallace, 443. 15. AJ Allmendinger, 400. 16. Kyle Busch, 397. 17. Erik Jones, 393. 18. Austin Cindric, 389. 19. Ty Gibbs, 377. 20. John H.

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