Zilisch shot past Jesse Love’s No. 2 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet in Turn 7 and won a drag race to the finish line to win Saturday’s Mission 200 at the Glen.

The No. 17 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet driver led only the last lap to earn his first trophy in his first full-time season.

Zilisch was able to hold off the dominant car of Kyle Larson, who had to settle for second place.

Justin Allgaier ended the day where he started – out front – but it was a dramatic and challenging route to the trophy hoist.

The win tied Allgaier with Joey Logano for seventh on the series' career wins list.

Larson crossed the finish line 2.557s ahead of Chase Briscoe to become the fifth different winner in as many races.

Alex Bowman will miss his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race as he continues to recover from vertigo.

Allgaier pushed forward when it mattered most to claim his third win at the one-mile oval and take over the championship lead.

A bold and brilliant move after the final restart earned van Gisbergen his first win at the Texas road course.

"This year, I’m just enjoying the moment a lot more than I ever have and finding the positives in everything and really feel like we can go out there and use that for good ammunition on the racetrack.”