Ryan Blaney knows what he's doing at superspeedways. The NASCAR driver proved that again Saturday in the Coke Zero Sugar 400 race at Daytona.

Following Austin Dillon's clutch playoff-clinching win at Richmond, the NASCAR Cup Series was at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night for the running of the Coke Zero Sugar 400, which saw Ryan Blaney charge from 13th to first in the last three laps to pick up the win and spoil the playoff hopes of several winless drivers.

Blaney dropped down a lane to get in front of Haley and hit the tri-oval door-to-door with Custer. He moved back up to block Suarez’s path. He moved back to the middle to check Haley. And he found a way to win.