 as hard as he can. He's doing it, but he's not going to be able to hold off Ty Gibbs as he gets his spot on four. And now he has to hope that Ty Gibbs, with two laps to go in stage number one, doesn't catch DiBenedetto or Honeyman. They're back in one. Matt DiBenedetto now sitting about three car lengths ahead of the race leader, Ty Gibbs, fighting for all he's worth to stay on the tail end of the lead lap.