The track for the race ended up being the exact same layout as the version used in 2021 for the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series.

The cars will then turn right onto East Roosevelt Road and then make another right, which gets them back onto South Columbus Drive where they are going north.

[13] Under the new curfew rule, there would be no overtime, and once the leader crosses the finish line upon the expiration of time, the final lap begins.

With visibility and standing water an issue (common with street circuits), NASCAR red flags the race for 1 hour, 15 minutes.

On the Lap 30 restart, Christopher Bell passes Ty Gibbs on the run from Columbus Drive to East Balbo.

On Lap 33, Kyle Larson is trying to overtake Ty Gibbs for second when he locks up his tires and buries his Saudi Aramco-sponsored Chevrolet into the tyre barriers, causing a safety car.

On Lap 42, with a dry line potentially forming with pit closure coming for the end of the second stage, a group of cars led by Austin Dillon, Austin Hill, Chase Elliott, Kyle Busch, Michael McDowell, Ryan Blaney, and William Byron pitted to switch to slicks.

On Lap 51, with 14 minutes remaining in the race, Bowman passes Hand on Lake Shore Drive where it joins East Roosevelt Road (Turn 4), and with 12 minutes remaining, Josh Berry crashes into the tire barriers on Lake Shore Drive to bring out the safety car.

The Toyotas on slicks were faster, but with a minute and a half remaining, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. collides with Martin Truex, Jr. (both on rain tires), making contact with Christopher Bell on Balbo Drive.

Reddick puts right-side tires on wet sections of at Roosevelt Road (Turn 4), making contact with the inside barrier, and then left side tires on wet sections in Turn 5 on the exit of Columbus Drive, making contact with the outside barriers, ending his efforts to catch Bowman.

Bowman successfully stays on the rain tires and ended an 80-race losing streak (last win in March 2022 at Las Vegas) in the process.