● Daniel Suárez started Stage 1 from the fourth position and ended the stage seventh to earn four bonus points.
● Suárez was in the fifth position when the first caution was displayed on lap 16. He did not visit pit road, as the No. 41 Mustang would still have to make another stop for fuel during the stage.
● Crew chief Billy Scott made the call for Suárez to make a scheduled green-flag pit stop on lap 60 for fuel, two right-side tires and adjustments.
● The remainder of the stage ran under green. After pit stops cycled through, Suárez was in the seventh position, where he finished the stage.
● The No. 41 driver started Stage 2 in 17th and completed it in third to accumulate eight bonus points.
● On lap 148, during the second caution of the race, Suárez pitted from fifth for fuel, four tires and adjustments.
● After restarting fourth, he worked his way up to a third-place stage finish.
● The Ruckus driver began the final stage in second and concluded it in third.
● Suárez remained in the second position until lap 218, when he gained the lead. Shortly thereafter, the Ruckus driver had to relinquish the top spot to make a scheduled green-flag pit stop on lap 221.
● After pit stops cycled through, he regained the lead on lap 239 and remained in the position until he was passed by Kyle Busch on lap 245 when another competitor impeded his run.
● Suárez maintained the second position until the caution came out on lap 254 and he pitted for fuel and four tires.
● He restarted ninth on lap 259 and eventually regained the lead once again on lap 316.
● On lap 320 Suarez made a scheduled green-flag pit stop for a splash of fuel and returned to the track. As pit stops cycled through, the Ford driver took over the third position.
● Suárez maintained the position to finish third at Texas.
● Suárez earned his first top-five of the season and his first top-five in five career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series starts at Texas.
● Suárez’s third-place result bettered his previous best finish at Texas – 14th in October 2017.
● Suárez finished seventh in Stage 1 to earn four bonus points and third in Stage 2 to earn an additional eight bonus points.
● Suárez led twice for nine laps – his first laps led at Texas.