Shane Van Gisbergen Cruises to win in the Chicago Street Race

The road course Ace Shane Van roars for an edge on the Gisbergen Lake Shor Drive and ran away from the field in nine-lap shootouts, winning the third annual Grant Park 165 NASCAR Cup series Chicago Street Race on Sunday.

The trackhouse racing driver, who won the Saturday’s exfinity race and the Cup race pole, was found with 16 laps by leader Chess Brisco and cautious in the final lap carefully gained 2 1/2-second on the first Ty Gibs, he won his second win of 2025.

Win Auckland was New Zealand, 33 careers in 33 career helped Chevrolet to sweep three wins on the streets of Chicago.

Gibs was followed by Tyler Radic, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch.

Michael McDowell led a race-high 31 laps, but developed a stuck throttle midway through the race and finished 32nd.

Four drivers having playoff spots had to work to pass through the field with full hendric motorcycles, due to the qualifying run or repair starting from the back of the 40-car field.

Alex Boman finished eighth, while Kyle Larsen was ranked 13th. Chase Elliot finished 16th, and the leader of the points William Bayran was final.

The last start in the streets of Windy City, Race Favorite Van Gisbergen led the ground from the position of the pole, but the Roe 1 starter McDowell took a lead in less than half the circuit.

Carson Hoswar took the first precautions on lap 4, when they bounced the turn 10 apron and smashed the outside wall, coming to rest as seven cars, including Austin Dillon and Brad Keselovsky, which piled up in the hostel’s number 77 car as it sat in the bugle against the outside barrier.

While in most of the region, the McDowell stayed at a 2.2-mile course, each circuit ended at lap 20 as stage 1 by defeating Bush and Radic for top bonus points.

Ryan Blanne put his number in the position of 12 Ford to claim 10 segment points, as Stage 2 concluded Lap 45. Brisco, Radic, Bowman and Bubba Wallace overtook the team Penscay driver.

-Bield level media