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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Rackley Roofing 200

Nashville Superspeedway

June 18th, 2021

Race #12 of the 2021 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 150
Miles Raced : 200.0
Time of Race : 01 Hours 44 minutes 25 seconds
Average Speed: 114.637 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.950 seconds
Cautions: 5
Caution Laps: 29
Lead Changes: 8

Chandler Smith drives at Darlington Raceway — Darlington, South Carolina - September 5th, 2021: Chandler Smith, driver of the #18 JBL Toyota, drives during the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series In It To Win It 200 at Darlington Raceway. Photo by Jared East | Getty Images

Driver	ST	50%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Ryan Preece	6	7	2	1	1	15	5.8	+5	32	20	+12	29	11	100.0%	8	150	121.4	0
Todd Gilliland	35	9	3	2	2	35	12.9	+33	56	20	+36	17	15	56.0%	0	150	93.9	35
Grant Enfinger	4	3	1	3	1	13	3.6	+1	12	9	+3	11	16	100.0%	39	150	123.8	43
Zane Smith	9	2	4	4	2	11	4.8	+5	17	9	+8	15	7	100.0%	0	150	114.1	46
Stewart Friesen	17	13	6	5	1	20	11.5	+12	31	32	-1	15	1	66.7%	5	150	85.7	32
Matt Crafton	15	10	7	6	3	16	9.3	+9	28	23	+5	25	3	99.3%	0	150	96.6	37
Ben Rhodes	16	15	8	7	6	26	13.1	+9	39	25	+14	20	2	51.3%	0	150	84.1	35
Ty Majeski	13	12	5	8	5	26	12.3	+5	40	27	+13	28	3	88.7%	0	150	89.8	29
Austin Hill	3	4	9	9	1	19	7.2	-6	24	18	+6	19	7	90.7%	2	150	101.2	37
John Hunter Nemechek	34	16	10	10	8	34	15.2	+24	45	29	+16	18	2	48.7%	0	150	77.5	27
Jack Wood	2	5	11	11	2	25	8.6	-9	23	22	+1	15	13	86.7%	0	150	99.6	36
Johnny Sauter	8	11	15	12	3	30	12.5	-4	38	27	+11	22	7	78.0%	0	150	86.9	35
Chandler Smith	5	1	13	13	1	22	5.1	-8	13	16	-3	11	8	98.7%	48	150	107.3	42
Sheldon Creed	24	18	12	14	7	24	14.0	+10	38	41	-3	19	0	68.0%	0	150	74.3	23
Chase Purdy	21	21	14	15	10	26	19.2	+6	34	40	-6	14	0	31.3%	0	150	63.5	22
Carson Hocevar	11	14	16	16	2	28	11.8	-5	41	52	-11	28	0	74.0%	0	150	76.7	21
Parker Kligerman	18	19	17	17	4	25	16.4	+1	41	49	-8	15	0	19.3%	0	150	65.0	20
Tanner Gray	36	17	18	18	5	36	18.0	+18	41	21	+20	7	4	28.7%	0	150	65.6	22
Josh Berry	12	20	19	19	12	30	18.9	-7	41	28	+13	10	1	40.0%	0	150	62.2	0
Tate Fogleman	22	25	20	20	13	27	22.8	+2	28	36	-8	0	0	1.3%	0	150	53.0	17
Hailie Deegan	14	24	21	21	11	30	22.4	-7	27	38	-11	0	0	1.3%	0	150	55.0	16
Ross Chastain	23	23	23	22	7	29	21.1	+1	47	35	+12	6	0	10.7%	0	150	55.0	0
Tyler Ankrum	7	22	24	23	7	28	17.9	-16	34	65	-31	8	1	39.3%	0	150	62.5	15
Drew Dollar	20	27	22	24	10	29	23.8	-4	26	57	-31	0	0	2.7%	0	150	49.3	13
Spencer Davis	30	29	25	25	11	31	26.6	+5	24	28	-4	0	0	1.3%	0	150	42.8	12
Ryan Truex	19	28	26	26	15	30	26.2	-7	37	50	-13	0	0	0.7%	0	150	45.8	11
Austin Wayne Self	27	26	27	27	16	30	25.7	+0	21	30	-9	0	1	0.0%	0	150	43.8	10
Dawson Cram	31	30	28	28	22	34	28.3	+3	28	32	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	150	39.5	9
Timmy Hill	25	33	29	29	19	35	30.3	-4	21	28	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	150	36.7	8
Danny Bohn	32	35	30	30	27	35	33.0	+2	7	19	-12	0	0	0.0%	0	149	30.7	7
Cory Roper	33	32	31	31	31	36	33.0	+2	12	7	+5	0	0	0.0%	0	148	29.5	6
Kris Wright	29	31	32	32	29	35	32.0	-3	11	15	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	148	29.3	5
Trey Hutchens	28	36	33	33	28	36	35.1	-5	1	10	-9	0	0	0.0%	0	146	24.8	4
Lawless Alan	26	34	34	34	25	35	32.7	-8	11	20	-9	0	0	0.0%	0	142	31.3	3
Derek Kraus	1	6	35	35	1	35	12.8	-34	15	10	+5	10	12	66.0%	48	110	113.9	20
William Byron	10	8	36	36	6	29	22.5	-26	10	7	+3	10	1	50.7%	0	78	71.9	0

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Nashville Superspeedway
Inaugural Rackley Roofing 200
Race Winner: Ryan Preece
Age: 30
Team : No. 17 - Hunt Brothers Pizza Ford
Owner: David Gilliland
Crew Chief: Chad Johnston
Ryan Preece won the Inaugural Rackley Roofing 200, his first victory in his first Camping World Truck Series races.
He is the fifth driver to win a Camping World Truck series race in his first start joining Mike Skinner (Phoenix, 1995), Robert Pressley (Daytona, 2002), Kasey Kahne (Darlington, 2004) and Ryan Newman (Atlanta, 2008).
Todd Gilliland (second) posted his first top-10 finish in one race at Nashville Superspeedway. It is his eighth top-10 finish in 2021.
Grant Enfinger (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Nashville Superspeedway.
Chandler Smith (13th) was the highest finishing rookie.
John Hunter Nemechek leads the point standings by 70 points over Ben Rhodes.

Race Recap

Ryan Preece wins at Nashville in first career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start

June 18th, 2021

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Ryan Preece took the lead from Grant Enfinger with seven laps remaining in the Rockley Roofing 200 at Nashville Superspeedway to earn his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory Friday night in his first race in the series.

Preece, the 30-year old Connecticut native who competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, is only the fifth driver in history to win in his truck series debut.

“That was a lot of fun,” Preece said, adding, “Really I didn’t know what to expect. I didn’t know anything.

“I was just taking the guidance from [crew chief] Chad [Johnston] and my teammates and told them I’d be better in the race than I was in qualifying and practice. And fortunately, I lived up to that.”

Preece’s teammate Todd Gilliland – who started at the rear of the field following a pre-race inspection violation – rallied all the way to second place, passing Enfinger with four laps remaining.

“It stings not to get that last spot especially because I was under the 17 [Preece] and got too loose, but that’s racing,” said Gilliland, whose father David served as his crew chief after his normal crew chief was suspended as part of the inspection penalty.

The Preece-Gilliland work gave Ford its first one-two finish of the season. Enfinger finished third followed by Zane Smith and Stewart Friesen, whose top-5 finish was only his second top 10 in the past eight races of the season.

Veteran Matt Crafton, two-race winner Ben Rhodes, Ty Majeski, Austin Hill and championship leader John Hunter Nemechek rounded out the top 10.

Preece, who drives the No. 37 JTG-Daugherty Chevrolet in the NASCAR Cup Series, was one of three full-time Cup Series drivers entered Friday – all wanting to get some extra laps at the 1.333-mile Nashville track which is hosting its first Cup race Sunday. Chip Ganassi Racing’s Ross Chastain finished 22nd and Hendrick Motorsports’ William Byron finished last in the 36-truck field, his No. 27 Chevrolet truck experiencing a motor problem shortly after the Stage 1 break.

Nineteen-year old Derek Kraus, who won his first career Camping World Truck Series pole position Friday afternoon, followed it up by leading the first 48 laps of the race and earning the Stage 1 victory – his second career stage win.

A slow pit stop during that stage break forced him to play catch-up, but he rallied back inside the top 10. His race ended early after contact with the Josh Berry truck sent Kraus’ No. 19 Toyota hard into the wall with only 40 laps remaining.

Nemechek’s 10th-place finish retained the lead in the championship standings for the second-generation driver. A four-race winner so far in 2021, he leads Rhodes by 78 points with only three races remaining to set the 10-driver Playoff field.

Chandler Smith, who finished 13th Friday, sits in the final Playoff transfer position with a slim 15-point edge on former series champion Johnny Sauter, who finished 12th at Nashville.