Larson scored the most points (52) including winning stage one en route to finishing second. And for the third time already this year, all four of the organization's cars finished in the top 10. William Byron finished just behind (and alongside) Larson in third with Chase Elliott coming home fifth and Alex Bowman seventh.

NASCAR is back at Talladega, where the unlikeliest names can become legends. Rochester native Brad Keselowski leads all current drivers with six wins at the superspeedway, tied for second all-time. Joey Logan, Kyle Busch and Chase Elliott are other drivers to have won at ‘Dega.

The NASCAR Cup Series returns from a week's break to the madhouse known as Talladega Superspeedway for the Jack Link's 500 race on April 27. Talladega is a great opportunity for a midpack team to win and shake up the playoff chase before it comes into focus.