What happened
Ty Gibbs ran 5th when the final caution flew with 15 laps remaining at Homestead-Miami Speedway. He joined the leaders on pit road on Lap 254, but his car came down on an air hose during service. The error forced Gibbs to make a second pit stop under the same caution.
What it cost
The pit-road mistake cost Gibbs six positions, from 5th before the caution to 11th at the finish. Racing resumed with eight laps remaining, leaving him a short green-flag run to recover the lost track position.
What could have been done differently
The Joe Gibbs Racing crew should have cleared the air hose before lowering the car during service.