The NASCAR Xfinity Series returns Saturday to Nashville Superspeedway to host the Tennessee Lottery 250. Josh Berry, Hendersonville is fourth in point standings following two wins in the Xfinity Series' first full season. Ty Gibbs is the third player with a record of three wins. AJ Allmendinger leads Xfinity Series points. Today's race will take place at AJ Allmendinger’s home track.
AJ Allmendinger is the pole winner in New Hampshire's Xfinity Series race
AJ Allmendinger is the NASCAR Xfinity Series racer who claimed the pole in the Crayon 200 race in New Hampshire. USA Network will broadcast it at 2:30 pm. ET. Kyle Busch is ranked 30th in the point standings and must win at least one of the seven remaining regular season races to qualify for the Playoffs. The race qualifiers will take place Saturday at 12:20 ET. Two rounds of single-car time trials will begin at noon ET.
The race started with a yellow flag. NASCAR crews were working at track repairs and removing curbing in Turn 6. The red-flag period lasted nearly 19 minutes with nine caution laps. AJ Allmendinger was then repositioned in seventh place. 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, the NASCAR Xfinity Series winner, had his car inspected by the garage. After an inspection, the team declared Berry the winner. Ryan Ellis' car was the only exception, with one missing lugnut. This usually results in a fine being assessed to the crew chief. Berry still managed to complete the race.
Before the race, the weather was terrible for qualifying and practice, but 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 the race with a 0.111 second advantage over his teammate thanks to the team pushing Berry hard. Sam Mayer finished third in the race, Ryan Truex was second, and Daniel Hemric was fourth. Ryan Pike and Austin Hill were the remaining top five.
AJ Allmendinger leads points standings
AJ Allmendinger leads the Xfinity races points standings. He won the Drive for the Cure 250, presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina. The Texan is tied for first place in Xfinity race wins with 10 wins. This weekend is his sixth win on a road course, which brings him one step closer to Austin Cindric's record 20.
Allmendinger is NASCAR's second-youngest driver. He was drafted in Round 8 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. Allmendinger's consistent results are a testament to his youthful age.
Daniel Hemric wins the 2021 Xfinity Series Championship
Daniel Hemric didn't have an easy road to the 2021 Xfinity Series champion. He lost the Cup Series in his first year. After one year with Gibbs Motorsports he was released. Hemric made the best of his opportunity despite the difficult schedule. Here are five reasons that Hemric won the title in 2021.
Hemric has been consistently in the top four in the Xfinity Series in each of his three seasons on a full schedule. In the first two Championship 4 races, he finished fourth and 34th, respectively. He was consistent in the postseason and averaged 11.1 laps each race. This includes a dominant performance at the Round of Eight Texas Motor Speedway. Hemric won by 0.03 seconds.
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