Noah Gragson Slides to a Stage Two Win at Homestead-Miami Speedway

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Noah Gragson has always been vocal about his love for the Homestead-Miami Speedway and how he loves to ride the top side at the 1.5 mile track. The love for the track has turned into success today, as Gragson took his No. 9 PUBGMOBILE Chevrolet Camaro from fourth to first with a couple of ambitious moves.

Gragson, along with the ten championship points, has earned a valuable playoff point, that he can carry through to the second-last race of the season.

Austin Cindric, Ross Chastain, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Brandon Jones, Justin Haley, Harrison Burton, Anthony Alfredo, Ryan Sieg and Justin Allgaier rounded out the top-ten in stage two.

Chase Briscoe, who had early issues with a spacer falling out of the car, has managed to find himself only one lap down at the end of stage two after being as many as six laps behind the leader.

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