Cole Custer takes his seventh win of the season at Dover

Custer led 31 laps en route to the win, the ninth of his career.

Justin Allgaier was second, Austin Cindric third, Justin Haley fourth and Chase Briscoe fifth.

This was also an elimination race and four drivers were eliminated from the 2019 playoffs: John-Hunter Nemechek, Justin Haley, Ryan Sieg and Brandon Jones.

The final stage went green on Lap 98/200 with Cindric in control, but Briscoe quickly moved into the race lead. 

The run went long and so, green-flag pit stops became a factor. Gragson kicked them off with just about 40 laps to go. 

Race leader Briscoe would pit with 32 laps remaining, but a caution soon after would change everything.

Dillon Bassett spun while trying to enter the pits, forcing a yellow flag while Nemechek was making his way down pit road for his own stop.

Only Custer, Haley and Michael Annett remained on the lead lap. Allgaier was the free pass and Briscoe, like several others, was forced to take the wave-around. 

This set up a 15-lap sprint which was abbreviated by a three-car incident at the back of the pack.

The race resumed with seven laps to go, but Allgaier had nothing for Custer as he would take the checkered flag an even second ahead of the JR Motorsports driver.

Stage 1

The 200-lapper got off to a messy start with Tyler Reddick contacting the wall out of Turn 2 on the opening lap. Behind him, Harrison Burton spun and collected Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Brandon Jones. The incident effectively ended Jones' 2019 title hopes.

Things went from bad to worse for the JGR outfit with Christopher Bell forced onto pit road with no fuel pressure. He returned to the race, but 14 laps down. 

Nemechek got into the back of Mike Harmon, sending the No. 74 spinning for the second caution of the day.

Custer was in hot pursuit of Allgaier for the stage win, but could not quite get there. Allgaier would take the stage win ahead of Custer, Cindric, Zane Smith, Haley, Noah Gragson, Briscoe, Sieg, Nemechek and Michael Annett.

Stage 2

Custer would lost a plethora of spots on pit road, falling outside the top-ten before the start of the second stage.

It was a very different story for Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Briscoe, he charged from the back of the field to a position inside the top-five.

The stage was much cleaner than the first with no yellows and Allgaier easily able to take yet another stage win. He was followed by Cindric, Briscoe, Gragson, Custer, Smith, Nemechek, Haley, Annett and Sieg.

Cla	#	Driver		Manufacturer	Laps	Time	Laps Led
1	00	Cole Custer		Ford	200		31
2	7	Justin Allgaier		Chevrolet	200	1.0	67
3	22	Austin Cindric		Ford	200	2.0	29
4	11	Justin Haley		Chevrolet	200	2.461
5	98	Chase Briscoe		Ford	200	2.559	71
6	1	Michael Annett		Chevrolet	200	4.311	1
7	9	Noah Gragson		Chevrolet	200	4.550
8	23	John Hunter Nemechek		Chevrolet	199	1 lap
9	8	Zane Smith		Chevrolet	199	1 lap
10	39	Ryan Sieg		Chevrolet	199	1 lap
11	86	Brandon Brown		Chevrolet	198	2 laps
12	2	Tyler Reddick		Chevrolet	198	2 laps
13	4	Ross Chastain		Chevrolet	198	2 laps
14	90	Dillon Bassett		Chevrolet	198	2 laps
15	36	Josh Williams		Chevrolet	198	2 laps
16	15	B.J. McLeod		Chevrolet	197	3 laps
17	07	Ray Black Jr.		Chevrolet	197	3 laps
18	08	Gray Gaulding		Chevrolet	196	4 laps
19	99	Stefan Parsons		Toyota	196	4 laps
20	78	Vinnie Miller		Toyota	196	4 laps
21	52	David Starr		Chevrolet	195	5 laps
22	35	Joey Gase		Toyota	194	6 laps
23	01	Stephen Leicht		Chevrolet	183	17 laps
24	5	Matt Mills		Toyota	183	17 laps
25	20	Christopher Bell		Toyota	166	34 laps
26	0	Garrett Smithley		Chevrolet	104	96 laps
27	66	Timmy Hill		Toyota	62	138 laps
28	13	Carl Long		Toyota	56	144 laps
29	89	Landon Cassill		Chevrolet	55	145 laps
30	17	Joe Nemechek		Chevrolet	53	147 laps	1
31	61	Chad Finchum		Toyota	33	167 laps
32	93	J.J. Yeley		Chevrolet	27	173 laps
33	38	Bayley Currey		Chevrolet	23	177 laps
34	74	Mike Harmon		Chevrolet	19	181 laps
35	53	Kyle Weatherman		Chevrolet	12	188 laps
36	51	Jeremy Clements		Chevrolet	9	191 laps
37	19	Brandon Jones		Toyota	2	198 laps
38	18	Harrison Burton		Toyota	2	198 laps