The NASCAR Xfinity Series returns to Nashville Superspeedway this Saturday for the Tennessee Lottery 250. Josh Berry of Hendersonville, Tennessee, is fourth in the points standings after two wins in his first full season in the Xfinity Series. Ty Gibbs comes in third, with three wins this season. AJ Allmendinger leads Xfinity Series point standings. Today's race is at AJ Allmendinger’s track.
AJ Allmendinger wins pole in New Hampshire's Xfinity Series race
AJ Allmendinger, NASCAR Xfinity Series driver claims pole for the upcoming Crayon200 race at New Hampshire. USA Network will broadcast at 2:30 PM. ET. Kyle Busch ranks 30th in point standings. He must win at least one race from the remaining regular season to be eligible for the Playoffs. Qualifying for the race will be held Saturday at 12:20 ET, with two rounds of single car time trials set to begin at noon ET.
The race began under a green signal, which was NASCAR crews working on track repairs. They also removed curbing from Turn 6. The red flag period lasted over 19 minutes and nine caution laps. AJ Allmendinger restarted in the seventh position. Another multi-car collision prompted another red signal period. He was third behind Denny Hamlin. He is currently chasing his first victory of the season.
Josh Berry wins
Josh Berry was the winner of the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The garage checked it out. He was declared the winner after his inspection by the team. Ryan Ellis' car was the only exception, with one missing lugnut. This typically results in a fine for the crew chief. However, despite this, the race was a complete success for Berry.
Although the weather was bad for practice and qualifying, the driver of the No. 21 Chevy won the race. Hill was followed by seven other cars in the final lap. But, he never gave up his lead. Hill won with 0.111 seconds more than his teammate. This was thanks to the hard work of Berry's team. Sam Mayer finished third in the race, Ryan Truex was second, and Daniel Hemric was fourth. Ryan Pike was the other top finisher.
AJ Allmendinger leads points standings
AJ Allmendinger is currently leading the Xfinity Race Points Standings after winning the Drive for the Cure 250 race presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina. The Texan holds the record for most Xfinity race winners with 10, which is tied for third. He has now won six races on the road, one more than Austin Cindric's 20-year record.
Allmendinger is the second youngest driver in NASCAR, and he was drafted in the eighth round of the 2014 NASCAR draft. His career began racing on an American open-wheel circuit. Over the years, Allmendinger has won numerous Cup Series starts including the 2012 Daytona 500 race and the Food City 500. Despite his young age, Allmendinger's success in the series is reflected in his consistent results.
Daniel Hemric wins 2021 Xfinity Series championship
Daniel Hemric did not have an easy path to winning the 2021 Xfinity Series Championship. In the first year of his career, he went winless in the Cup Series, and after a year with Gibbs Motorsports, he was released. Hemric made the best of his opportunity despite the difficult schedule. Here are the five reasons why Hemric won 2021's championship.
Hemric has been consistently in the top four in the Xfinity Series in each of his three seasons on a full schedule. Hemric finished 34th and fourth respectively in the Championship 4 races. He improved his consistency in postseason racing, running an average of 11.1 laps per race. His dominant performance in Round of Eight at Texas Motor Speedway was a testament to that. Hemric won by 0.03 seconds.
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