Entry List : World Wide Technology Raceway
Toyota 200 presented by CK Power
Friday, August 20th, 2021
World Wide Technology Raceway , Madison, IL
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- World Wide Technology Raceway
- Toyota 200 presented by CK Power
- Pole Winner: Austin Hill
- Age: 27
- Team: No. 16 - AISIN Toyota
- Owner: Hattori Racing Enterprises
- Crew Chief: Scott Zipadelli
- Start positions set by NASCAR's Performance Metrics Qualifying (PMQ).
- Austin Hill won the Pole Award for the Toyota 200 presented by CK Power by having the highest total PMQ.
- PMQ is a total number calculated on four performance metrics from the previous race:
- 15% of the driver's fastest lap time position.
- 25% of the driver's final race finish position.
- 25% of the owner's final race position.
- 35% of the Owner Points position.
- Drivers Entered: 38 (2 drivers will not make the race)
- Laps Scheduled: 160
- Laps Actual: 163 - NASCAR OVERTIME!
- Margin of Victory: 0.292 Seconds
- Time of Race: 2 Hours 31 Minutes 31 Seconds
- Average Speed: 80.684
- Cautions: 8 for 37 laps
- Lead Changes: 5
- Green Flag Passes: 955 (7.6 passes per green flag lap)
- World Wide Technology Raceway
- 8th Annual Toyota 200 presented by CK Power
- Race Winner: Sheldon Creed
- Age: 23
- Team : No. 2 - Liftkits4less.com Chevrolet
- Owner: GMS Racing
- Crew Chief: Jeff Stankiewicz
- Sheldon Creed won the 8th Annual Toyota 200 presented by CK Power, his seventh victory in 69th NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
- This is his second victory and eighth top-10 finish in 2021.
- This is his second victory and third top-10 finish in three races at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway.
- Matt Crafton (second) posted his 10th top-10 finish in 18 races at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. It is his eighth top-10 finish in 2021.
- Ben Rhodes (third) posted his fourth top-10 finish in six races at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway.
- Hailie Deegan (seventh) was the highest finishing rookie. Hailie Deegan's seventh-place finish at Gateway is the third-best finish by a female competitor in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series history and she becomes the fourth different female to finish inside the top-10 all-time in the series joining Natalie Decker (fifth at Daytona, 2020), Jennifer Jo Cobb (sixth at Daytona, 2011) and Angela Ruch (eighth at Daytona, 2019).
