Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks wanted to be a "disruptor." With Shane van Gisbergen's sparkling rookie year, he's accomplished that.

Van Gisbergen held sway on the restart, leaving Gibbs to fight over second with Reddick and quiet achiever Denny Hamlin in the #11 Joe Gibbs Racing Camry. From there, he was unchallenged. The Kiwi came to the white flag and moments later the caution came out when Cody Ware went into the Turn 6 wall.

Van Gisbergen won by a prohibitive 16.5 seconds over runner up Christopher Bell, with Chase Elliott third, Alex Bowman fourth and Michael McDowell fifth. John Hunter Nemechek ran sixth, followed by Chase Briscoe in seventh, Cole Custer -- who earned his first top 10 of the year -- in eighth, William Byron ninth and Chris Buescher 10th.