Shane van Gisbergen provided a reminder of why he was considered the overwhelming favorite for Sunday's race at Sonoma in the first two stages of the race. The Kiwi drove away from the field in the second halves of each stage,

Shane van Gisbergen tied a Jeff Gordon record and elicited a Michael Jordan comparison from Chase Briscoe at Sonoma. Here's the breakdown.

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Chase Briscoe gave Shane van Gisbergen everything he had but ultimately had to settle for second Sunday at Sonoma Raceway.

For Zilisch, the victory was revenge for last Saturday’s Xfinity race at the Chicago Street Course, where the 36-year-old van Gisbergen ran his 18-year-old teammate wide in Turn 2 to take the lead and win a two-lap shootout for the victory.

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Trackhouse Racing’s bold move to sign Shane van Gisbergen is paying off in a big way -- and it could signal a new era in NASCAR.

As world-renowned as the Sonoma Valley is for its place as California's Wine Country, it also features a racetrack that is respected by the world's racers as well. Since 1968, Sonoma Raceway has been taken to by race car drivers from across the globe, particularly those who have staked their names and raced their careers in the NASCAR Cup Series.

Following Chicago, Connor Zilisch wanted a rematch with Shane van Gisbergen after learning how he was going to race him. He won the rematch and now looks forward to more and more battles between the two.

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The seven-time Cup Series champion, Jimmie Johnson, showers praise on 18-year-old Connor Zilisch for his success at Sonoma.