Ricky Stenhouse Jr - 10

St𓃲enhouse will forever be knoꦅwn as a Daytona 500 champion.

Joey Logano - 9

No one likes finishing second, especially in the Daytona 500. That being said, L𝐆ogano has already won this iconic event, and has a nice start in his bid to win back-to-back titles this season.

Christopher Bell - 9

Bell was consiste🌼ntly at the front of the field throughout the race, and only continues to get better after a breakout seas💃on a year ago.

Chris Buescher - 9

It looked as though Buescher and his RFK Racing owner/teammate were in control of the race. The l🐷ast caution was ultimately a back-breaker, but this team is certainly headed in the right direction.

Alex Bowman - 7

The pol💛e sitter still has not won this race since 2000, but Bowman stayed in the hunt and was able to finally finish the race.

AJ Allmendinger - 8

Not many people envisioned Allmendinger contending for the win, but he did exactly that in the closing 🐻laps. It was a solid start to his returꦦn to full-time competition.

Daniel Suarez - 5

His spin with three laps to go ultimately shook up how this race played out, but he was never really a factor in this race, otherﷺ than ꧃that.

Ryan Blaney - 6

Blaney entered as the betting favorite, but an incident colle𒆙cted his No. 12 Mustang once𝐆 again, which really hindered his performance the rest of the way.

Ross Chastain - 6

Much like his teammate, Chastain was nev♎er a seri⛎ous threat in this race.

Riley Herbst - 9

A top-ten finish in his fi🍰rst career Daytona 500 start was a massive result for this young driver. Even more so for the Rick Ware Racing team, who had both cars finish inside the top 14.

Travis Pastrana - 9

His 11th placꦏe finish might not be indicative of how he performed, but his Cup debut was a sensational one, with the finishing position and leading a lap in the race.

Kevin Harvick - 7

His 22nd and final Daytona 500 did not go the way he wanted, but Harvick survived a couple of incidents on the 📖track and still manage🐻d a solid 12th place finish.

Martin Truex Jr - 6

This could have been Martin’s final Daytona 500 as well, and it ended with a thud. After leading laps early, Martin nearly w✱on the first stage but was freight trained on the final lap. His rac𒉰e went downhill from there.

Denny Hamlin - 6

The three-time Daytona 500 winner could not stick at the front of the field, and ultimately ౠwas a non-factor in the closing stage.

Kyle Larson - 6

Starting on the front row obviously doesn’t matteꦉr in this race, and Kyle has proven that for🔯 a second straight year.

Kyle Busch - 8

Three more laps. That is how close Kyle came to finally capturing that elusive Daytona 500 victory. For the se♔cond time in less than a week, he was leading the race, only to see it ruined by Daniel Suarez.

Bubba Wallace - 6

This was one of the bigger disappointments on Sunday. With two runner-up finishes in this🐽 event, Bubba was🎀 one of the favorites to win. Unfortunately, his day went off the rails early when Truex bumped him up and into the wall.

Brad Keselowski - 8

The RFK organization certainly flexed its🐎 muscle today, as both of their cars looked unbeatable. In the end💫, Daytona carnage struck again and Brad must wait until next year for another shot at the Great American Race.

Austin Cindric - 7

The defending race winner didn’t appear to have the same speed as last year, 💎and was collected in one of the late-race accidents.

Noah Gragson - 6

Expectations may have been a little high, but it was just a so-so outing𝕴 for the rookie.

Ty Gibbs - 7

Gibbs was doing fine in his Daytona 500 d🅺ebut, but he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Conor Daly - 9

The last꧙-minute decision to try his ha♏nd at Daytona turned out to be a tremendous one. After a shaky start where they missed qualifying, and snuck their way into the race with a bouncing car, Daly managed to finish 29th for Floyd Mayweather’s small race team.

Jimmie Johnson - 9

The two-time Daytona 500 winner was in pursuit of a third, as he moved his way into the top ten after starting the race in the back of the field. It was a strong showing for the owner/driver as 🌠he made his return to the Cup series.

William Byron - 7

He was in the picture la🌄te in the race, only to be collected in no ꦍfault of his own.

Chase Briscoe - 7

Si🎉milar to⛎ Byron, he was doing well before disaster struck.

Chase Elliott - 4

A promising day quickly turned sour for the sport’s most popular driver. Chase💙 w🐠as taken out in the first major incident, ending any real hope of scoring a Daytona 500 win.

Tyler Reddick - 5

Likꦍe many others, he was just a victim of this type of racing.