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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time?

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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time? | Top Gear

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Chastain pins it to the wall in full videogame style for this mesmerising overtake

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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time?

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Chastain pins it to the wall in full videogame style for this mesmerising overtake

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Chastain pins it to the wall in full videogame style for this mesmerising overtake

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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time?

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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time?

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Is Ross Chastain’s final NASCAR lap the greatest overtake of all time?

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Chastain pins it to the wall in full videogame style for this mesmerising overtake

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The videos and multiple camera angles have been doing the rounds on social media since Sunday evening, but if we’re honest Ross Chastain’s glorious video game-inspired final lap wall-ride overtake has yet to sink in.

If you’ve absolutely no idea what we’re talking about, just watch the incredible move in the Tweet below…

UNBELIEVABLE!@RossChastain floors it along the wall to go from 10th to 5th and advance to the CHAMPIONSHIP! #NASCARPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/9qX3eq7T6h
— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) October 30, 2022

That was of course the final lap of NASCAR’s Xfinity 500 this weekend, with Chastain needing to overtake Denny Hamlin (who was five places further up the order) to secure a spot in the next round of the playoffs. As you can see, he just pips Hamlin’s number 11 Toyota to the line. Incredible.

The Trackhouse Racing driver said after the race that he had learnt the full-throttle move playing NASCAR 2005 on his GameCube growing up, and that he had put his Chevrolet Camaro into fifth gear and committed – not really knowing what would happen.

And just check out some of the reactions from Chastain’s fellow drivers and their team members on the radio while they saw what was unfolding…

"I can't believe what I just saw." #NASCARPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/Eqw7tyodZF
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) November 1, 2022

Of course, not everyone was sold on the move, with Ryan Blaney questioning it and Kyle Larson describing it as “embarrassing”.

So, let us know what you think in the comments below please folks…

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The videos and multiple camera angles have been doing the rounds on social media since Sunday evening, but if we’re honest Ross Chastain’s glorious video game-inspired final lap wall-ride overtake has yet to sink in.

If you’ve absolutely no idea what we’re talking about, just watch the incredible move in the Tweet below…

UNBELIEVABLE!@RossChastain floors it along the wall to go from 10th to 5th and advance to the CHAMPIONSHIP! #NASCARPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/9qX3eq7T6h
— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) October 30, 2022

That was of course the final lap of NASCAR’s Xfinity 500 this weekend, with Chastain needing to overtake Denny Hamlin (who was five places further up the order) to secure a spot in the next round of the playoffs. As you can see, he just pips Hamlin’s number 11 Toyota to the line. Incredible.

The Trackhouse Racing driver said after the race that he had learnt the full-throttle move playing NASCAR 2005 on his GameCube growing up, and that he had put his Chevrolet Camaro into fifth gear and committed – not really knowing what would happen.

And just check out some of the reactions from Chastain’s fellow drivers and their team members on the radio while they saw what was unfolding…

"I can't believe what I just saw." #NASCARPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/Eqw7tyodZF
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) November 1, 2022

Of course, not everyone was sold on the move, with Ryan Blaney questioning it and Kyle Larson describing it as “embarrassing”.

So, let us know what you think in the comments below please folks…

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Chastain pins it to the wall in full videogame style for this mesmerising overtake

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