The latest 2025 NASCAR Cup Series standings are in after Sunday's race at Michigan, and it's good news for Ross Chastain and Denny Hamlin.

Hamlin won Sunday's race to take his third Cup Series win of the 2025 season, and in doing so, moved up one spot in the regular season standings to third at the expense of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, Christopher Bell.

Chastain was the only other riser in the top 10 of the standings after his sixth-place finish at Michigan, moving up one spot in the rankings to eighth position, with Joey Logano's poor showing in the No. 22 leading to the Team Penske star being demoted to ninth.

One of Logano's Team Penske teammates, Austin Cindric, also dropped in the standings after the Michigan race, with his 31st-place finish seeing him fall from 13th to 16th. Fortunately, Cindric is already locked into the playoffs having won at Talladega earlier this year.

At the top of the standings, William Byron continues to lead the way ahead of Kyle Larson, even despite the No. 24's late fuel disaster and subsequent 28th-place finish. Larson is now just 41 points behind.

With that said, let's take a look at the Cup Series standings in full, including playoff points collected so far!

READ MORE: NASCAR announce late demotion for Cup Series star at Michigan

NASCAR Cup Series standings after Michigan

Pos Driver Car No. Team Points (Stage) Playoff Points
1William Byron*24Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet576 (172)12
2Kyle Larson*5Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet535 (132)23
3Denny Hamlin*11Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota494 (124)18
4Christopher Bell*20Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota480 (81)16
5Chase Elliott9Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet464 (85)0
6Tyler Reddick4523XI Racing Toyota460 (116)0
7Ryan Blaney*12Team Penske Ford427 (129)8
8Ross Chastain*1Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet414 (36)5
9Joey Logano*22Team Penske Ford395 (83)7
10Bubba Wallace2323XI Racing Toyota383 (107)2
11Chase Briscoe19Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota363 (33)0
12Chris Buescher17RFK Racing Ford342 (41)-4
13Alex Bowman48Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet335 (83)0
14Ryan Preece60RFK Racing Ford322 (48)1
15Kyle Busch8Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet322 (19)0
16Austin Cindric*2Team Penske Ford318 (95)7
17Josh Berry*21Wood Brothers Racing Ford309 (57)6
18Carson Hocevar77Spire Motorsports Chevrolet304 (78)0
19AJ Allmendinger16Kaulig Racing Chevrolet304 (51)0
20Ricky Stenhouse Jr.47JTG Daugherty Racing Chevrolet302 (22)0
21Erik Jones43Legacy Motor Club Toyota286 (26)0
22Zane Smith38Front Row Motorsports Ford285 (12)0
23Michael McDowell71Spire Motorsports Chevrolet285 (14)0
24Ty Gibbs54Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota270 (20)0
25Austin Dillon3Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet270 (4)0
26John H. Nemechek42Legacy Motor Club Toyota270 (21)0
27Todd Gilliland34Front Row Motorsports Ford265 (19)0
28Daniel Suárez99Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet254 (16)0
29Justin Haley7Rick Ware Racing Chevrolet234 (15)0
30Ty Dillon10Kaulig Racing Chevrolet232 (14)0
31Noah Gragson4Front Row Motorsports Ford224 (8)0
32Brad Keselowski6RFK Racing Ford221 (26)0
33Shane van Gisbergen88Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet192 (14)0
34Riley Herbst3523XI Racing Toyota185 (2)0
35Cole Custer41Stewart-Haas Racing Ford175 (2)0
36Cody Ware51Rick Ware Racing Ford95 (3)0
37Jimmie Johnson84Legacy Motor Club Toyota35 (0)0
38Corey LaJoie01Spire Motorsports Ford24 (5)0
39Katherine Legge78Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet7 (0)0
40Derek Kraus44NY Racing Team Chevrolet5 (0)0
41Chad Finchum66Garage 66 Ford3 (0)0
42Casey Mears66Garage 66 Ford2 (0)0
43Burt Myers50Team AmeriVet Chevrolet1 (0)0
44Martin Truex Jr.56Tricon Garage Toyota1 (0)0

* Indicates a driver who has qualified for the Cup Series playoffs through winning a regular-season race.

READ MORE: NASCAR star addresses health concern ahead of Mexico City race