Last weekend’s race at Pocono Raceway for the Xfinity Series marked the finale of the 2020 Dash 4 Cash program.
To recap, four drivers each week competed against one another to win $100,000. The four drivers were selected based on their performance the week before.
The program opened with a qualifying race on June 1 at Bristol Motor Speedway and then the first race competing for money was on June 6 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Noah Gragson in the No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet took home the victory as well as the $100,000. The following week at Homestead-Miami Speedway was won by AJ Allmendinger for Kaulig Racing.
Kaulig Racing continued to dominate the Dash 4 Cash program with Ross Chastain winning the prize money at Talladega and then doing it again last weekend at Pocono to close out the installment.
In addition to the payout to the drivers, Xfinity made donations in each of the Dash 4 Cash race markets in order to reaffirm its companywide commitment of connecting families, veterans and seniors to the digital tools necessary for navigating these challenging times we’re facing.
Last weekend at Pocono, Xfinity made a donation to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Pennsylvania.
