His best qualifying on an oval to date at a points-paying race put the Trackhouse Racing on the fifth row for the start of the 301-lap race in 10th.
The #88 Chevrolet Camaro was running just outside the top 10 on a restart when RFK Racing’s Brad Keselowski tipped van Gisbergen into a spin.
Keselowski had tried to squeeze up the inside at Turn 2 but hit wall and tagged van Gisbergen.
That set off a chain reaction of cars taking avoiding action.
Keselowski in the #6 Ford Mustang spun while Kyle Busch in the #8 Richard Childress Racing Camaro piled into van Gisbergen.
The New Zealander’s teammate Daniel Suarez in the #99 Camaro was another victim in the melee, hitting the outside wall.
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That effectively ended van Gisbergen’s competitive run. He returned to the pit lane for repair and continued to circulate with a wounded car.
WE’VE GOT A PILEUP 🫣
The field runs into trouble with a multi-car pileup in New Hampshire! #NASCARPlayoffs
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— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) September 21, 2025
Earlier in the race, he collected his first oval stage points with an impressive run to seventh in Stage 1.
Van Gisbergen’s race also featured a run-in with Josh Berry. They clashed on Lap 82, sending the #21 Wood Brothers Racing Mustang spinning.
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