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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

FR8 Auctions 200

Atlanta Motor Speedway

March 19th, 2022

Race #3 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 130
- Extended to 135 laps
Miles Raced : 207.9
Time of Race : 01 Hours 54 minutes 15 seconds
Average Speed: 109.182 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.173 seconds
Cautions: 7
Caution Laps: 40
Lead Changes: 18

Ben Rhodes celebrates after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship — Avondale, Arizona - November 5th, 2021: Ben Rhodes, driver of the #99 Bombardier LearJet 75 Toyota, celebrates in victory lane after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | 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
Corey Heim	19	3	2	1	1	26	9.0	+18	56	46	+10	33	1	69.6%	22	135	99.0	40
Ben Rhodes	15	4	5	2	1	26	8.8	+13	74	70	+4	59	3	84.4%	9	135	99.4	35
Ty Majeski	4	6	6	3	1	21	7.6	+1	78	61	+17	66	2	97.8%	1	135	111.1	43
Chandler Smith	1	9	1	4	1	19	5.4	-3	89	95	-6	85	1	100.0%	21	135	118.6	45
Zane Smith	25	21	4	5	2	26	10.8	+20	76	62	+14	58	6	73.3%	0	135	102.1	32
Stewart Friesen	2	2	3	6	1	25	5.4	-4	50	44	+6	38	2	91.1%	49	135	123.8	41
Ryan Preece	11	26	11	7	1	28	8.5	+4	98	89	+9	80	3	91.9%	4	135	104.5	31
Tanner Gray	9	24	7	8	2	27	11.7	+1	108	89	+19	76	10	71.9%	0	135	104.4	37
Derek Kraus	18	12	9	9	3	25	9.6	+9	93	98	-5	86	9	90.4%	0	135	98.4	36
Austin Wayne Self	7	18	8	10	7	26	13.7	-3	90	88	+2	62	2	70.4%	0	135	81.6	27
Tyler Ankrum	10	8	10	11	3	22	10.2	-1	106	90	+16	88	7	90.4%	0	135	94.0	33
Grant Enfinger	8	1	15	12	1	27	10.0	-4	58	49	+9	45	3	75.6%	14	135	92.6	34
Jack Wood	22	31	16	13	8	34	21.4	+9	46	56	-10	31	2	37.8%	0	135	72.3	24
Chase Purdy	20	11	14	14	8	31	18.1	+6	78	74	+4	29	0	51.1%	0	135	69.5	23
Jesse Little	34	22	13	15	11	34	21.2	+19	75	55	+20	14	3	15.6%	0	135	62.3	22
Christian Eckes	16	14	18	16	1	27	13.6	+0	69	49	+20	39	5	49.6%	3	135	75.2	35
Chris Hacker	29	29	17	17	5	36	22.0	+12	80	49	+31	5	2	7.4%	0	135	58.6	20
Jordan Anderson	33	15	19	18	8	35	22.8	+15	47	51	-4	9	1	17.8%	0	135	53.2	19
Matt Jaskol	31	23	20	19	14	32	23.8	+12	28	57	-29	0	1	0.7%	0	135	49.0	18
Spencer Boyd	30	27	21	20	12	36	27.5	+10	9	38	-29	0	0	1.5%	0	134	38.3	17
Kris Wright	21	19	23	21	15	33	25.8	+0	24	46	-22	1	0	0.7%	0	134	38.2	16
Timmy Hill	23	20	22	22	2	29	20.0	+1	39	51	-12	1	3	8.2%	0	134	53.6	15
Ross Chastain	36	30	12	23	4	36	14.9	+13	109	103	+6	64	8	64.4%	0	133	75.9	0
John Hunter Nemechek	12	10	24	24	1	26	11.5	-12	91	75	+16	58	4	66.7%	11	133	72.7	25
Matt Crafton	3	17	26	25	1	26	11.5	-22	62	74	-12	48	0	71.1%	1	133	84.3	23
Colby Howard	26	28	28	26	17	31	24.9	+0	52	45	+7	0	0	0.0%	0	133	51.5	11
Carson Hocevar	5	5	25	27	2	28	15.6	-22	56	79	-23	37	2	43.7%	0	132	57.1	12
Brennan Poole	35	32	27	28	15	35	26.5	+7	44	42	+2	0	4	0.7%	0	130	44.0	0
Blaine Perkins	32	33	29	29	20	34	28.8	+3	33	40	-7	0	1	0.0%	0	126	37.7	8
Matt DiBenedetto	6	34	30	30	6	36	33.2	-24	6	35	-29	4	0	0.7%	0	123	31.7	7
Tate Fogleman	17	7	31	31	4	27	22.6	-14	60	68	-8	17	1	20.7%	0	91	52.3	6
Thad Moffitt	28	25	32	32	22	34	31.1	-4	14	19	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	79	29.0	5
Lawless Alan	24	16	33	33	14	32	29.0	-9	32	43	-11	4	0	1.5%	0	75	36.5	4
Dean Thompson	13	13	34	34	6	28	24.1	-21	44	34	+10	31	1	31.9%	0	68	57.7	7
Matt Mills	14	35	35	35	3	34	30.8	-21	33	31	+2	0	0	1.5%	0	52	35.2	0
Hailie Deegan	27	36	36	36	17	35	34.9	-9	14	26	-12	0	0	0.0%	0	24	25.8	1

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Race Fast Facts

Atlanta Motor Speedway
14th Annual Fr8 208
Race Winner: Corey Heim
Age: 19
Team : No. 51 - JBL Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch
Crew Chief: Mardy Lindley
Corey Heim won the 14th Annual Fr8 208, his first victory in five Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Ben Rhodes (second) posted his sixth top-10 finish in seven races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his second top-10 finish in 2022.
Ty Majeski (third) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Heim (first) was the highest finishing rookie.
Chandler Smith leads the point standings by 13 points over Tanner Gray.

Race Recap

With last-lap pass, Corey Heim gets first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series win at Atlanta

March 19th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Moments after taking the white flag in Saturday's FR8 208 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Corey Heim powered to the inside of Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Chandler Smith, got a push from teammate John Hunter Nemechek and held on to win his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.

Heim's No. 51 Toyota crossed the finish line .173 seconds ahead of the Toyota of Ben Rhodes, as Ty Majeski came home third and Smith slipped to fourth. Daytona winner Zane Smith completed the top five on the repaved and reconfigured track.

"It's awesome-I was at the right place at the right time," said Heim, a 19-year-old from Marietta, Georgia, who won in his fifth Truck Series start. "Toyota Racing just helps us so much to get here and I'm just so glad to be here."

Heim is racing a partial schedule and is not competing for the series championship. Smith, the winner at Las Vegas two weeks ago, is running a full schedule for KBM, but that didn't seem to matter with one lap to go.

"Yeah, no, team orders there," Heim said. "I think as long as one of the KBM trucks won, that's all that matters. So, you know, the 18 (Smith) did awesome job defending for most of the race there and the 4 (Nemechek) stuck with me when it mattered the most.

"So I've got to give all the credit to John Hunter Nemechek for helping me out there. It's just surreal. Awesome."

Nemechek was a lap down but running with the lead pack at the finish. Smith would have preferred for Nemechek not to have influenced the outcome.

"It would have been nice to not have anybody in the middle of it-just lead-lap cars-but it is what it is," Smith said. "I'm happy for them. Good for them. That's their first win of the year. So it's first one for Corey. That's exciting. I remember how I was being able to win the first one. It was a really cool moment. So happy for him, that whole group…

"Just sucks that it had to end like that. I wish we could have just duked it out."

Stewart Friesen was the wire-to-wire winner of Stage 1, which ran without caution despite Hailie Deegan's No. 1 Ford suffering a cut tire and a subsequent fire on pit road that caused the driver to be taken to the infield care center for evaluation.

Deegan was released shortly thereafter.

After working his way from the rear of the field-thanks to a pre-race penalty for unapproved adjustments to his No. 4 KBM Toyota-Nemechek took the green/checkered flag to win Stage 2, which was interrupted by a single yellow flag for debris on the frontstretch on Lap 50.

Friesen made a strategic play in pitting under that caution and regained the lead when the trucks ahead of him in the running order came to pit road during the second stage break.

A spate of cautions and consequent restarts scrambled the running order during the final stage, as Rhodes, Heim and Chandler Smith swapped the lead.

Nemechek slapped the outside wall after a restart on Lap 107 and fell one lap down after pitting under green.