Martin Truex Jr. and Jimmie Johnson added more points to their playoff wallet at Dover International Speedway.

Truex swept the first two stages in Sunday’s AAA 400 Drive for Autism, while Johnson scored five more bonus points with his historic victory.

See the full Monster Energy Series points standings as a number of drivers shuffled positions.

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Truex swept the first two stages of Sunday’s race at Dover as he continues to rack up the playoff points.

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After leading a race-high 241 laps at the Monster Mile, Larson was only able to record his fifth second-place victory of the season.

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Harvick’s ninth-place finish was his eighth top-10 result of the year.

After a disasterous first pit stop at Dover, Busch rebounded to finish 16th and move up one spot in the standings.

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McMurray earned his eighth top-10 finish with his 7th-place result in Dover.

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Johnson moved up two spots following his historic 11th Dover victory, tying Cale Yarborough on the all-time wins list.

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Keselowski plummeted from third to seventh in the standings after recording his second consecutive DNF.

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Elliott dropped one position despite his fifth-place finish.

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An eighth-place finish gave Hamlin his sixth top 10 of the year.

A cracked oil pan resulted in a 31st-place finish for Bowyer. The speed is there, he just needs the finishes to back it up.

Logano struggled all weekend at Dover. After qualifying 26th, Logano slapped the wall on his way to a 25th-place result.

For the second week in a row, Kenseth rocketed up three more positions in points after finishing 13th at Dover.

For the second consecutive week, Blaney had to go to the garage to fix a broken axle on his No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford.

Stenhouse only dropped one spot in the standings after finishing last at Dover.

A fourth-place at Dover launched Newman up two spots in points. He’s dead even with Stenhouse.

After tangling with Brad Keselowski, Busch blew a left-rear tire in Turn 1, destroying his No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford. He finished 37th.

A 21st-place finish dropped Bayne down a spot.

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The rookie Furniture Row Racing driver finished 15th despite a crash at Dover.

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The Monster Mile was good to Suarez, earning his best career Monster Energy Series result by finishing 6th.

Kahne maintained his spot in the standings after getting caught up in a crash following the final overtime restart. He finished 17th.

Dillon backed up his Coca-Cola 600 win with a 12th-place finish at Dover, maintaining his spot in the standings.

Earnhardt admitted his No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet wasn’t very good at Dover, but he still managed to squeak out an 11th-place finish.

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The rookie is all tied up with Earnhardt after a solid Dover run.

Menard would love a win to match Richard Childress Racing teammates Ryan Newman and Austin Dillon.

Almirola will continue to drop in the points standings as he sits on the sidelines while recovery from a back injury suffered in a horrible wreck at Kansas.

Buescher has finished 23^st or better in seven of the last eight races.

McDowell is looking to build on his 19th-place finish at the Monster Mile.

Allmendinger was one of the many caught up in a multi-car wreck after the final overtime restart.

It’s been a frustrating season for Ragan in the No. 38 Front Row Motorsports Ford.

A 10th-place finish at Dover gave Patrick her first top 10 since the spring Bristol race in 2015. It was also good enough to crack the top 30 in points.

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