Rising NASCAR star Corey Heim put on another stunning display on Sunday afternoon to win the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The decisive lead change for the win came at a restart with 34 laps to go, when Heim lined up alongside Denny Hamlin, who was leading the race at the time, on the front row. Hamlin, though, did not get a sufficient push at the restart, whereas Heim did, with Joey Logano helping the No. 67 breeze past the No. 11.

From there on out, the race came down to Heim, Christopher Bell, and Logano, but Heim was able to hold them off superbly in the closing stages, ultimately crossing the finish line 0.287 seconds ahead of Bell in the No. 20.

Despite running a part-time schedule in the Cup Series this season, it is Heim's second victory of the campaign after his earlier success at San Diego, and his second in his last three Cup races. He is also the first NASCAR driver since AJ Foyt in 1965 to take his first two Cup victories inside his first 15 starts.

Elsewhere at the Brickyard, as mentioned, Bell was the driver in second, followed by Logano - the top three all finishing within one second of one another. Chase Briscoe and Hamlin rounded out the top five.

Sixth spot in Sunday's race went to veteran Brad Keselowski, while Josh Berry, Ryan Preece, pole-sitter Carson Hocevar and Tyler Reddick rounded out the top 10 in that order.

The Brickyard 400 also marked the final round of the In-Season Challenge, with Todd Gilliland (24th) claiming the $1 million prize by finishing two spots ahead of Ryan Blaney (26th).

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Who won the NASCAR Cup Series Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis today?

With the above said, here are the full results from Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

NASCAR Cup Series results - Brickyard 400
Pos Driver (Car No.) Team (OEM) Time / Gap
1Corey Heim (67)23XI Racing (Toyota)Leader
2Christopher Bell (20)Joe Gibbs Racing (Toyota)+0.287s
3Joey Logano (22)Team Penske (Ford)+0.972s
4Chase Briscoe (19)Joe Gibbs Racing (Toyota)+5.720s
5Denny Hamlin (11)Joe Gibbs Racing (Toyota)+6.120s
6Brad Keselowski (6)RFK Racing (Ford)+6.805s
7Josh Berry (21)Wood Brothers Racing (Ford)+7.513s
8Ryan Preece (60)RFK Racing (Ford)+8.471s
9Carson Hocevar (77)Spire Motorsports (Chevrolet)+9.072s
10Tyler Reddick (45)23XI Racing (Toyota)+10.338s
11Chris Buescher (17)RFK Racing (Ford)+10.971s
12Ty Gibbs (54)Joe Gibbs Racing (Toyota)+11.556s
13Cole Custer (41)Haas Factory Team (Chevrolet)+14.406s
14Austin Cindric (2)Team Penske (Ford)+16.675s
15Zane Smith (38)Front Row Motorsports (Ford)+17.451s
16Shane van Gisbergen (97)Trackhouse Racing (Chevrolet)+17.834s
17Daniel Suárez (7)Spire Motorsports (Chevrolet)+18.123s
18Michael McDowell (71)Spire Motorsports (Chevrolet)+18.479s
19Alex Bowman (48)Hendrick Motorsports (Chevrolet)+19.404s
20Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (47)Hyak Motorsports (Chevrolet)+19.761s
21William Byron (24)Hendrick Motorsports (Chevrolet)+20.271s
22Noah Gragson (4)Front Row Motorsports (Ford)+21.619s
23Ross Chastain (1)Trackhouse Racing (Chevrolet)+24.072s
24Todd Gilliland (34)Front Row Motorsports (Ford)+24.296s
25AJ Allmendinger (16)Kaulig Racing (Chevrolet)+24.499s
26Ryan Blaney (12)Team Penske (Ford)+24.846s
27Erik Jones (43)LEGACY MOTOR CLUB (Toyota)+25.156s
28Bubba Wallace (23)23XI Racing (Toyota)+25.699s
29Austin Dillon (3)Richard Childress Racing (Chevrolet)+26.562s
30Ty Dillon (10)Kaulig Racing (Chevrolet)+36.563s
31Cody Ware (51)Rick Ware Racing (Chevrolet)+37.097s
32John Hunter Nemechek (42)LEGACY MOTOR CLUB (Toyota)+2 Laps
33Austin Hill (33)Richard Childress Racing (Chevrolet)OUT
34Connor Zilisch (88)Trackhouse Racing (Chevrolet)OUT
35Casey Mears (62)Beard Motorsports (Chevrolet)OUT
36Riley Herbst (35)23XI Racing (Toyota)OUT
37Chase Elliott (9)Hendrick Motorsports (Chevrolet)+41 Laps
38Daniel Dye (78)Live Fast Motorsports (Chevrolet)OUT
39Kyle Larson (5)Hendrick Motorsports (Chevrolet)OUT

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