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).
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CREW CHIEF
2
Fairhope, AL
Jan 22, 1985
36
9
Chevrolet
Champion Power Equipment
11
Freehold Township, NJ
Jun 29, 1988
33
30
Toyota
North American Motor Car
12
Forest Acres, SC
Apr 15, 1991
30
3
Chevrolet
Bommarito Automotive Group
15
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Jul 25, 1983
38
52
Toyota
Halmar International
18
Kansas City, Kansas
Jun 12, 1973
48
10
Ford
Fastener Supply Company
19
Quincy, IL
Nov 16, 1998
22
45
Chevrolet
Great Escapes RV Center
20
Austin, TX
Mar 5, 1996
25
22
Chevrolet
GOTEXAN / AM Technical Solutions
21
Sherrills Ford, NC
May 15, 2000
21
38
Ford
Crosley Brands
25
MIddletown, NY
Nov 10, 2000
20
98
Toyota
TSPORT / Curb Records
28
Stratford, WI
Sep 1, 2011
9
19
Toyota
NAPA Belts & Hoses / Gates Hydraulics
30
Talking Rock, GA
Jun 26, 2002
19
18
Toyota
Safelite AutoGlass
34
Hudson, NH
Feb 9, 1997
24
51
Toyota
JBL / Hudson Speedway
35
Noblesville, IN
Nov 15, 1999
21
34
Toyota
ARS Construction