Welcome to the Racing America On SI Live Race Updates page for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race and NASCAR All-Star Open at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
Be sure to refresh this post throughout Sunday’s races as the Live Race Updates story will be updated regularly with the biggest moments from the NASCAR All-Star Open and NASCAR All-Star Race, including lead changes, crash replays, the winner of the races, finishing results, and more.
The night’s action kicks off with the NASCAR All-Star Open at 5:00 PM ET on FS1, and the NASCAR All-Star Race goes live at 8:00 PM ET also on FS1.
All-Star Race Updates
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Lap 250: Christopher Bell Wins The NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro!
Pos
#
Driver
1
20
Christopher Bell
2
22
Joey Logano
3
1
Ross Chastain
4
48
Alex Bowman
5
9
Chase Elliott
6
24
William Byron
7
45
Tyler Reddick
8
8
Kyle Busch
9
19
Chase Briscoe
10
17
Chris
Lap 243: Christopher Bell Takes The Lead
After some full-contact racing, Christopher Bell pushes Joey Logano up the racetrack and takes over the lead at North Wilkesboro.
Lap 229: Logano Prevails
Joey Logano held off the challege from Bell. Alex Bowman has moved into the third sport.
Lap 227: Bell Side-by-Side With Logano
The race for the lead is on! Christopher Bell is side-by-side with Logano.
Lap 223: Blaney Drops
It looked like Ryan Blaney had cut a tire with how quickly he dropped through the field, but he got caught in the middle and has now fallen to 16th place. There was no flat tire.
Lap 221: Back to Green!
Joey Logano leads the field to green, and he takes control with his teammate Ryan Blaney right behind him. A gaggle of cars are battle in the pack for spots.
Lap 218: Logano, Blaney, Hocevar, Chastain Stay Out!
The majority of the field pitted, but the Team Penske teammates Joey Logano and RYan Blaney turned hard right to stay on track. Behind them, Carson Hocevar and Ross Chastain also stayed on track.
Lap 215: Promoter’s Caution!
Michael Waltrip waved the yellow flag to signify the promoter’s caution. As he was waving the flag, Michael Waltrip dropped the yellow flag onto the track.
