NASCAR results: Who won the Go Bowling at the Glen race? Who wrecked?

Final Update: Kyle Larson wins the 2022 Go Bowling at the Glen. He is followed by A.J. Allmendinger and Joey Logano.

Lap 82 Update: The 27 of Loris Hezemans is in the sand and unable to get out. This brings out the automatic caution. Nobody around him on the track; the car just locked up on the turn and slid into the sand. Once the car is removed and the race gets back underway, we will be mere laps from the finish.

Lap 78 Update: The 15 of Joey Hand went HARD into the wall of wheels while going backward after a spin, bringing out a caution.

Lap 45 update: We just got into the final stage and get our first in-lap caution of the race. The 1 of Ross Chastain pushes the 3 of Austin Dillon off the course and then also caused the 91 of Kimi Raikkonen off track as the field adjusted to the crash.

Stage 2 Final Update: Joey Logano wins Stage 2! Kyle Busch and Michael McDowell follow.

Stage 1 Final Update: Chase Briscoe wins Stage 1 of the 2022 Go Bowling at the Glen race. Tyler Reddick came in second, with Daniel Suarez in third.

4:52 p.m. ET Update: Maybe I was more accurate than previously thought. Regardless, the engines are fired, so we may get underway soon!

4:09 p.m. ET Update: I stand corrected as it looks like we are about to start. The track is wet, but they are using a rain tire. The lightning threat has been lifted for now.

3:46 p.m. ET Update: The weather has worsened, and it doesn’t look like this one will start anytime soon. It is now actively raining along with lightning, so once the lightning and rain pass, the track will need to be dried.

3 p.m. ET Update: The race will start late due to a lightning delay. Keep an eye out here as we will update this article when the race will start!

NASCAR will run the 2022 Go Bowling at the Glen on Sunday, August 21. The green flag is set to drop at approximately 3 p.m. ET, with the race airing on USA.

We’ll be providing live updates of notable moments. There will be wrecks, dramatic passes, and somebody taking the checkered flag just before dinner time on the east coast. We’ll drop in video and provide leaderboard updates where relevant.

Kyle Larson won last year’s race and Chase Elliott won the two prior, with the 2020 race canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Elliott is the points and wins leader this season. He’s the pre-race favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook with +350 odds. Larson follows him at +500 and Tyler Reddick is +600. Kevin Harvick has won the first two races in August and is +3000 to win on Sunday. Ross Chastain is second in points at this point and is +1500 to win.