Shane van Gisbergen captured his second victory at Sonoma Raceway in the Pit Boss/FoodMaxx 250, a performance that highlighted his growing mastery of the track's unique challenges.
He led 66 of the 79 laps, pulling away from Connor Zilisch, who started at the rear of the field after an unapproved adjustment during qualifying and fought his way back twice to finish second.
JR Motorsports' Unbroken Streak
The win reinforced JR Motorsports' remarkable consistency, marking the team's 76th consecutive race with at least one car in the top‑10, a testament to its operational excellence.
Brent Crews finished third, reclaiming a Chase‑eligible position, while Viking Motorsports celebrated a double top‑five finish as Anthony Alfredo and Parker Retzlaff both placed inside the top five.
The race featured eight lead changes among six drivers and four cautions for a total of 11 laps, but the final stage ran caution‑free for 30 laps, allowing van Gisbergen to control the pace unchallenged.
Series leader Justin Allgaier, despite finishing 26th, maintained a 207‑point advantage over second‑place Jesse Love, underscoring the tight championship battle that still defines the season.