Ty Gibbs celebrated his first NASCAR Cup Series victory on Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway, winning the Food City 500 in a thrilling finish against Ryan Blaney. Gibbs, driving the No. 54 Toyota, managed to hold off Blaney by 0.055 seconds after a late caution forced an overtime restart. This win comes after 131 career starts, making Gibbs the latest driver to achieve his first victory at Bristol since Kurt Busch in 2002. The race was marked by Blaney's dominance, as he led 190 laps, but a slip in the low groove during the overtime restart cost him the win. Gibbs dedicated his victory to his late father, Coy, who passed away in 2002, and celebrated with his family. Team owner Joe Gibbs expressed pride in the moment, noting it as one of his best experiences. The race also highlighted Toyota's recent success, with four wins in the last six races at Bristol.