Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen was more than dramatic enough in its own right, with Shane van Gisbergen overhauling a 29-second deficit in under 20 laps to take the win, but it's also had a real impact on the points standings.

The New Zealander has vaulted back up into the top 16 after picking up 68 of a possible 76 points from the day, but others weren't anywhere near so fortunate.

Hendrick Motorsports had an absolutely dreadful day, with Kyle Larson in 23rd the team's best finisher on the day – although, despite some of their margins for error getting a little smaller, William Byron was their only driver to actually lose positions in the standings (10th to 12th, +32 to the cut line).

Another high profile driver who slipped in the standings was Joey Logano, the Team Penske driver finishing in the 30s for the fourth race in a row – his worst run since early in his rookie season, some 17 years ago.

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Logano in serious Chase trouble

The three-time champion is now in serious strife when it comes to qualifying for the postseason, with the win-and-in system consigned to the rear view mirror.

Logano sits 18th on points as things stand, some 38 points from Van Gisbergen in 16th – with the Kiwi likely to accelerate up the standings in late June when the Cup Series goes to two road courses in a row.

The Team Penske driver even has a significant gap to 17th now, 32 points back from Chase Briscoe, who slipped below the cut line despite finishing fourth on Sunday.

NASCAR Cup Series standings after Watkins Glen

Pos Driver Manufacturer Points (Stage) Wins Top 5s Top 10s
1Tyler ReddickToyota567 (96)589
2Denny HamlinToyota438 (91)157
3Chase ElliottChevrolet422 (61)257
4Ryan BlaneyFord405 (95)137
5Chris BuescherFord375 (67)026
6Ty GibbsToyota372 (74)168
7Carson HocevarChevrolet342 (53)135
8Kyle LarsonChevrolet332 (91)036
9Brad KeselowskiFord318 (50)024
10Bubba WallaceToyota313 (72)016
11Christopher BellToyota311 (77)034
12William ByronChevrolet309 (57)026
13Ryan PreeceFord296 (43)002
14Daniel SuárezChevrolet295 (31)013
15Austin CindricFord287 (60)014
16Shane van GisbergenChevrolet283 (37)123
17Chase BriscoeToyota277 (40)045
18Joey LoganoFord245 (63)023
19Ross ChastainChevrolet236 (32)012
20AJ AllmendingerChevrolet235 (25)002
21Michael McDowellChevrolet225 (20)023
22Austin DillonChevrolet220 (15)001
23Zane SmithFord217 (11)013
24Kyle BuschChevrolet217 (22)002
25Erik JonesToyota214 (10)002
26Todd GillilandFord206 (19)001
27Ricky Stenhouse Jr.Chevrolet193 (19)012
28John H. NemechekToyota189 (19)001
29Riley HerbstToyota186 (14)001
30Noah GragsonFord168 (4)001
31Josh BerryFord160 (30)002
32Connor ZilischChevrolet145 (5)000
33Ty DillonChevrolet140 (0)000
34Alex BowmanChevrolet127 (11)022
35Cole CusterChevrolet113 (3)000
36Cody WareChevrolet93 (4)000
37Casey MearsChevrolet9 (3)000
38BJ McLeodChevrolet3 (0)000
39Katherine LeggeChevrolet2 (0)000

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