Larson's got the draft and the momentum. Eight laps to go. Here comes Larson. He's on his bumper now. He's going to the inside side by side in one and two. Larson all the way to the bottom of the racetrack. Bowman up on the high side, side by side for the lead. Side draft, he's got a core pedal there. He's on him. Larson takes the lead away from Bowman. Can it be redemption for a year ago? Larson's car has just been better on these long runs. That trouble earlier the D88 had. Gidden by a lap traffic just allowed Larson to run him down. And now he's got a faster car. See if Bowman wants to keep fighting. He's getting loose right there. Boy Bowman is loose. But he, be it loses better than be it tight. He may be able to regroup here and try to put something together. Coming up on six laps to go. Kyle Larson with the addition of Kurt Busch to Chip Ganassi racing. Kyle Larson has really gone to the second driver there, which is a big change for Kyle Larson. Now, under six laps to go, but Bowman putting pressure back on the 42 as he looks low. He's there. Can he stay on that corner pedal off the corner? He's got it. He's got it. He's going to be able to stay there. He's going down the back stretch. Contact made. Bowman trying to side drive. He takes the lead away as he goes to the bottom of the race track. Bowman's car is better on the bottom. We're both chasing the back of that car. These two guys are both really, really loose right here. Driving with everything they've got. I'm so impressed with how it's Bowman. I thought it was over. I didn't think he had enough to come back at Kyle Larson. Now, why is he taking the line away that he knows Larson won't? As a ball smooth to be able to regroup, get it back together. Try to come back and pass a guy who really is dominant here. Larson around the top. And Bowman backed in the bottom. That's where he wants to be. The end of his car has been better there. Bowman's got a good lead right here. Four to go. What do you quicker that lap? Larson trying to gain the momentum back. He's going to be able to go back. He's going to be able to go back. Larson trying to gain the momentum back. Trying to reel Bowman back in. Bowman taking away Larson's line. Going to the high line again. High line and one and two, low line and three and four. Really smart driving by Alex Bowman. Understanding, having to do two different things on different ends of the racetrack. Alex Bowman is going to catch some lap traffic. 37 car. Chris Buscher is in front of him. Buscher is running the middle of one and two. That could be difficult in this light in the race. You really won't push it or work with you. Three to go. Where does Buscher go down here and turn three? He's going to the top. Bowman won't stand bottom. He worked out perfectly for Bowman in a junior. Just as long as he doesn't get tight right here on the underneath him. He doesn't even get next to him. That's pretty decent. Now he won't look to go to the bottom. Two laps to go. You know, at 16 years old Alex Bowman was in a Ustack midget race. Accident at Las Vegas dirt track. He broke both of his collar bones and all the ribs on his right side. He punctured, collapsed his lungs. He was in ICU for seven days. Says he doesn't remember any of the accident. But the first question he asked the doctor was, when can I get back on the racetrack? Well, it's been 133 races in the Cup Series. And now he comes up on one lap to go, presented by Credit One Bank. Alex Bowman looking for his first win in the Monster Energy Cup Series. Alex Bowman has finished in every position in a Cup Series race. Second through 43rd, but he's never finished first. Working his way through the final turn. Alex Bowman will win at Chicago. Thank you guys so much. Damn, great guys. You are the best. That's your buddy. That's your buddy. He's a team proud of you. I'm off the deck of a day exit to the podium. Right now I'm back on the lap. The last two laps there. Very proud. Big day for Alex. Big day for Hinter Motorsports. Maybe even a bigger day for Chevrolet and this Camaro. They've called a long way with this race car. This victory is fueled by Sennoku. Few your best. That's what Alex Bowman was able to show us today his best. Yep, it rained a lot, Alex. That's celebrated. May last a little bit longer now. Stuck in the grass. What an impressive run for Alex Bowman. He lost the lead to Kyle Larson. Looked as though Larson was going to drive away from him. But Jeff, you mentioned, so impressive to see this young man fight back. And get that lead and then drive off and get his first win. I love the regroup that he did. He just got himself in a position where he got his car in the best lanes. It could possibly be. It went back and took it from Larson. You want to win your first race. And you had to go beat one of the very best.