In a thrilling display of road-course mastery, Shane van Gisbergen once again conquered the twists and turns of Watkins Glen International, winning the Go Bowling at The Glen on Sunday. The New Zealander overcame a late-race pit stop that dropped him deep in the field, then charged through more than a dozen cars in the final stage to chase down and pass Ty Gibbs and Connor Zilisch for the checkered flag.

Van Gisbergen’s victory marks another highlight in his standout season on road courses, showcasing the precision and aggression that have made him a fan favorite in the NASCAR Cup Series. The win wasn’t just about speed—it was about strategy and composure under pressure, as SVG navigated traffic and tire wear to seal the deal at one of the sport’s most iconic venues.

For those tracking the points battle, the full results from the Go Bowling at The Glen are now available, including driver points totals and stage breakdowns. Below, you’ll find the complete Cup Series stage results from today’s action, as well as updates from the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series.

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Stage Results Today
Stay tuned for the stage winners and key moments that shaped the race, from early lead changes to late-race drama.

OARS Points Leaders After Watkins Glen & The Chase Cutline
With the regular season winding down, every point matters. Check out the updated standings and see who’s in—and who’s on the bubble—for the NASCAR playoffs.

Full NASCAR Results: O’Reilly Series at Watkins Glen
From the front-runners to the hard-chargers in the pack, here’s how every driver finished at The Glen.

NASCAR News: Michael McDowell Reveals Possible Successor in No. 71 Car
In other headlines, Michael McDowell has dropped hints about who might take over the No. 71 ride, adding more intrigue to the Silly Season chatter.

Whether you’re celebrating SVG’s latest win or eyeing the playoff picture, Watkins Glen delivered another unforgettable day of racing—and we’ve got all the details you need.