NASCAR Power Rankings: Joey Logano does Texas two-step onto the list

With the Texas race being so chaotic, this week's power rankings consist of a mix of those who made it through all the wrecks and those who appeared strong before being in an accident.

The top-two didn’t change: Kyle Larson, who finished fourth, remains atop the list and William Byron, who suffered damage when he collided with Cole Custer, remains second despite a 13th-place finish.

Here are the rankings for this week before the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Kansas Speedway this weekend.

Dropped out: Austin Cindric (Last Week: 10)

On the verge: Kyle Busch , Austin Cindric, Austin Dillon ,  Ryan Preece , Bubba Wallace

10. Joey Logano (Last Week: NR)

Logano has just one top-5 in 11 races this year. But it was his win Sunday at Texas, and that gets him on the list.

9. Tyler Reddick (LW: 8)

Reddick had a disappointing day at Texas as he had contact with Daniel Suarez late in the race. He finished 21st.

8.  Alex Bowman (LW: 7)

Bowman had a slow pit stop and later got caught up in a wreck, ending his day after 172 laps. But he had finished third in the opening stage, a sign of the Hendrick Motorsports driver’s strength.

7.  Chase Elliott (LW: 5)

A two-tire stop for track position wasn’t good enough to keep Elliott up front at Texas. He finished a disappointing 16th.

6.  Ross Chastain (LW: 9)

Chastain said he didn’t have confidence in his car early but then he did late in the race, where he nearly rallied to win. He settled for second. But still a good day.

5.  Christopher Bell (LW: 4)

Bell finished ninth at Texas after not finishing top-10 in the first two stages. A decent day but expected more from the Joe Gibbs Racing driver.

4. Denny Hamlin (LW: 3)

Hamlin's day ended early when his engine