The 2024 Chili Bowl O'Reilly Auto Parts Invitational Race of Champions is finally done and dusted. The event was held during Monday’s Cummins qualifying Night and brought Chili Bowl at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with 20 entries.Logan Seavey, the defending champion of Chili Bowl picked up right where he left off last year by winning his first ever O'Reilly Auto Parts Race of Champions.Seavey set a fast time in qualifying for the 25-lap race. He started fourth after the inversion draw was a four. Driving the #39 car, he used a slider to gain momentum on NASCAR Cup Series driver Chase Briscoe on Lap 12 to take over the lead and stayed front to the finish line without any challenge.The 26-year-old driver crossed the finish line by an impressive margin of 2.448 seconds ahead of Tyler Courtney.Meanwhile, Tyler Courtney finished runner-up, followed by Cannon McIntosh, Kater Sarff, and Chase Briscoe (the lone Cup winner entered in the event) completed the top five.Tanner Thorson, Hank Davis, Spencer Bayston, Corey Day, and Zach Daum completed the top 10.Jesse Love, the ARCA champion who has joined Richard Childress Racing for the 2024 Xfinity Series season, finished 12th.2024 Chili Bowl OReilly Auto Parts Race of Champions race resultsHere are the final results for the 2024 OReilly Auto Parts Race of Champions at SageNet Center:39 - Logan Seavey57 - Tyler Courtney71P - Cannon McIntosh5CB -Karter Sarff5 - Chase Briscoe88 - Tanner Thorson29S - Hank Davis1S - Spencer Bayston41 - Corey Day47X - Zach Daum58 - David Gravel84 - Jesse Love67K - Brent Crews19R - Ricky Thornton Jr.91K - Kaylee Bryson1 - Sammy Swindell71 - Jade Avedisian19 - Tim McCreadie2J - Justin Grant3W - Brandon WaeltiThe 38th edition of Chili Bowl Nationals started on Monday (Jan. 8) and will conclude on Saturday (Jan. 13) inside the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Okla.