The race came to a chaotic conclusion when Joey Logano, in contention for his second win this season, was denied the victory in the final moments.
In a heated battle for the lead, Logano seemed headed for the win until Dillon made contact, causing Logano to spin out and hit the wall.
Dillon also collided with Denny Hamlin, resulting in Hamlin crashing into the wall.
The Richard Childress Racing driver's victory had initially secured his spot in the playoffs, but the penalty took it away while still keeping his first race win in two years.
This late drama has intensified the battle for the remaining four playoff spots with just three races remaining in the regular season.
The all-important qualifying kicks off today (Saturday, August 17, 2024) at 1:20pm ET. Here's the start times converted to your time zone:
Eastern Time (EDT): 1:20pm Saturday Central Time (CDT): 12:20pm Saturday Pacific Time (PDT): 10:20am Saturday United Kingdom (BST): 6:20pm Saturday Central European Time (CEST): 7:20pm Saturday
USA Network will broadcast the qualifying with radio coverage from MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
The answer depends on your location. Here's a breakdown of how to catch the action in some major countries:
United States: NBC, USA Network, Fox, FS1 (depending on race) United Kingdom: Viaplay Group Australia: Fox Sports Australia Spain: DAZN France: Mediawan(AB Moteurs/Automono) Germany: More Than Sports, Sport1 Belgium: Ziggo Sport Brazil: Bandriantes Canada: TSN, RDS MENA: Abu Dhabi Media Netherlands: Ziggo Sport(Liberty Global) Italy: Mola TV Portugal: Sport TV Singapore: Mola TV Japan: Gaora China: Huya, Bilibili Hong Kong: PCCW Hungary: Network4 Turkey: Saran Media International