Inspection Complete: Shane Van Gisbergen Wins Inaugural Grant Park 220 at Chicago Street Course

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Shane Van Gisbergen has officially won the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series event on the Chicago Street Course, passing post-race inspection from the Grant Park 220. Photo Credit: Harold Hanson, HHP, Courtesy of Chevrolet Racing

After the completion of post-race technical inspection in the streets of Chicago, it’s now become official: Shane Van Gisbergen is a winner in the NASCAR Cup Series.

The 34-year-old driver scored the victory in Sunday’s Grant Park 220 at the Chicago Street Course, marking his first victory at NASCAR’s top-level, in his first career start for Trackhouse Racing and PROJECT91.

In doing so, Van Gisbergen is the seventh driver in the history of the NASCAR Cup Series to win on debut in the series in 60 years, the latest of which was Johnny Rutherford at Daytona International Speedway in 1963.

With inspection complete, NASCAR deemed that there were no issues, meaning that all race results and points standings distributed by NASCAR post-race are now considered to be official.

Justin Haley will be awarded second place, while Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson, and Kyle Busch will retain their finishes inside the top five. Austin Cindric, Michael McDowell, Joey Logano, Ty Gibbs, and Chris Buescher completed the top-10.


Race Recap:

Shane Van Gisbergen Wins Thriller from Chicago Street Course in Cup Series Debut

Race Results:

2023 NASCAR Cup Series Grant Park 220 at Chicago Race Results

Driver Standings:

NASCAR Cup Series Driver Standings

Owner Standings:

NASCAR Cup Series Owner Standings

Race Highlights:

Video: Kyle Busch Brings Out First Caution of Chicago Street Race After Excursion into Tire Barrier

Video: Contact From Hamlin Send Bowman Spinning in Turn 11 on Lap 41

Video: William Byron, Kevin Harvick Among Those Collected in Track-Blocking Logjam in Turn 11

Video: Noah Gragson Slides Into Tire Barrier in Turn Six at Chicago

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