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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Pinty's Dirt Truck Race

Bristol Motor Speedway (Dirt)

April 16th, 2022

Race #6 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 150
Miles Raced : 80.0
Time of Race : 01 Hours 37 minutes 55 seconds
Average Speed: 45.957 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.824 seconds
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 43
Lead Changes: 3

Joey Logano leads the field during qualifying — Bristol, Tennessee - April 16th, 2022: Joey Logano, driver of the #54 Planet Fitness Ford, leads the field during qualifying for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Pinty's Truck Race on Dirt at Bristol Motor Speedway. Photo by Chris Graythen | 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
Ben Rhodes	2	1	5	1	1	15	3.2	+1	29	10	+19	29	39	100.0%	95	150	149.2	60
Carson Hocevar	6	8	1	2	1	11	5.4	+4	22	25	-3	22	11	100.0%	55	150	111.4	40
John Hunter Nemechek	18	4	2	3	1	18	6.6	+15	42	32	+10	36	3	90.0%	0	150	102.9	42
Parker Kligerman	4	5	3	4	3	8	4.6	+0	35	31	+4	34	3	100.0%	0	150	115.4	45
Christian Eckes	19	12	8	5	5	19	11.4	+14	41	35	+6	36	0	92.0%	0	150	88.5	32
Joey Logano	1	3	9	6	1	20	7.1	-5	39	32	+7	19	2	82.7%	0	150	110.4	0
Chase Elliott	7	6	7	7	4	13	6.7	+0	46	41	+5	45	11	100.0%	0	150	104.6	0
Grant Enfinger	16	17	11	8	2	17	11.0	+8	52	59	-7	42	0	88.7%	0	150	82.8	29
Matt Crafton	14	16	12	9	7	24	13.3	+5	65	57	+8	43	0	73.3%	0	150	83.2	31
Zane Smith	17	13	13	10	5	19	13.3	+7	47	55	-8	39	0	70.0%	0	150	77.0	27
Stewart Friesen	3	14	19	11	1	29	12.3	-8	50	45	+5	19	1	68.7%	0	150	91.5	34
Colby Howard	12	20	15	12	10	24	16.3	+0	63	62	+1	21	1	36.7%	0	150	73.0	25
Chase Purdy	33	27	16	13	13	36	23.9	+20	60	58	+2	10	0	15.3%	0	150	51.5	24
Austin Dillon	10	15	14	14	10	29	15.8	-4	61	58	+3	33	0	60.0%	0	150	72.8	0
Tanner Gray	35	22	17	15	13	36	23.7	+20	79	68	+11	5	0	8.0%	0	150	60.3	22
Dean Thompson	27	24	21	16	15	29	23.4	+11	51	47	+4	0	0	1.3%	0	150	57.0	21
Mike Marlar	21	25	18	17	8	26	19.8	+4	52	66	-14	2	0	18.7%	0	150	58.7	0
Hailie Deegan	26	26	20	18	10	36	24.7	+8	48	55	-7	1	0	1.3%	0	150	51.5	19
Chandler Smith	5	10	24	19	4	29	10.2	-14	51	53	-2	38	3	82.0%	0	150	84.5	26
Harrison Burton	23	23	25	20	20	28	23.5	+3	66	64	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	150	55.5	0
Ty Majeski	8	2	6	21	1	29	6.6	-13	42	26	+16	30	21	92.0%	0	150	105.6	34
Jack Wood	13	31	22	22	13	35	27.0	-9	37	36	+1	1	0	0.7%	0	150	46.3	15
Timmy Hill	29	29	26	23	21	31	26.4	+6	55	62	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	150	44.0	14
Spencer Boyd	34	33	29	24	24	35	31.8	+10	20	27	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	150	34.0	13
Blaine Perkins	28	30	27	25	23	33	28.8	+3	40	48	-8	0	0	0.0%	0	150	37.8	12
Kaz Grala	25	21	28	26	19	28	23.5	-1	55	56	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	150	55.8	11
Buddy Kofoid	32	9	4	27	3	32	13.1	+5	66	43	+23	34	3	64.7%	0	150	71.2	0
Tate Fogleman	24	18	23	28	10	25	19.1	-4	44	63	-19	5	0	10.7%	0	149	57.2	9
Derek Kraus	15	11	10	29	9	29	14.9	-14	60	48	+12	43	0	51.3%	0	149	60.2	9
Lawless Alan	31	32	30	30	30	36	31.8	+1	19	21	-2	0	0	0.0%	0	149	30.2	7
Tyler Ankrum	20	28	32	31	19	33	26.8	-11	38	57	-19	0	0	0.0%	0	147	41.3	6
Andrew Gordon	22	35	31	32	22	36	33.1	-10	27	17	+10	0	0	0.0%	0	146	34.7	0
Kris Wright	30	36	33	33	24	36	33.0	-3	19	28	-9	0	0	0.0%	0	146	31.0	4
Keith McGee	36	34	34	34	31	36	33.9	+2	12	16	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	146	24.3	0
Matt DiBenedetto	9	19	35	35	4	36	21.7	-26	20	32	-12	8	0	31.3%	0	145	62.7	3
Austin Wayne Self	11	7	36	36	3	36	18.6	-25	39	58	-19	30	0	60.7%	0	143	76.3	1

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Race Fast Facts

Bristol Motor Speedway Dirt
2nd Annual Pinty's Truck Race on Dirt
Race Winner: Ben Rhodes
Age: 25
Team : No. 99 - Tenda Toyota
Owner: ThorSport Racing
Crew Chief: Richard Lushes
Ben Rhodes won the 2nd Annual Pinty's Truck Race on Dirt, his sixth victory in 147 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in two races at Bristol Motor Speedway Dirt.
Carson Hocevar (second) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Bristol Motor Speedway Dirt. It is his third top-10 finish in 2022.
John Hunter Nemechek (third) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Bristol Motor Speedway Dirt.
Dean Thompson (16th) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

With late rally, Ben Rhodes takes hard-earned NASCAR Truck Series win at Bristol

April 16th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Overcoming a mistake in communication, Ben Rhodes charged to the front in the closing laps of Saturday’s Pinty’s Truck Race on Dirt snatched the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory from runner-up Carson Hocevar.

One circuit after the final restart on Lap 146 of 150, Rhodes, the defending series champion, buried his No. 99 ThorSport Racing Toyota into Turn 1, slid to the outside of third-place finisher John Hunter Nemechek and dived to the inside of Hocevar to take the lead.

The dramatic charge to victory atoned for Rhodes’ failure to bring his truck to the pits at the end of the first stage on Lap 40 after missing his entrance to pit road. Forced to pit after winning Stage 2, Rhodes restarted 13th on Lap 91 and worked his way forward with the aid of four cautions in the final 60-lap stage.

“My crew gave me such an awesome Tundra this weekend that I wasn’t going to let them down,” said Rhodes, who led 95 laps and won the first two stages on the way to his first victory of the year and the sixth of his career. “I had to go back up there and earn the spot back. I’m really proud of all their effort.”

Rhodes and Hocevar were the only two drivers credited with leading laps. The driver of the No. 42 Niece Motorsports Chevrolet grabbed the top spot after restarting fourth on Lap 91 and held it until Rhodes passed him for the win.

In hindsight, Hocevar said he could have done a better job defending against the decisive pass.

“Either ripped the top or crashed him,” Hocevar said of his alternatives. “I hate saying that, but it’s part of this racing, right? I just couldn’t compete with him. He just had better (fresher) tires, and he was the fastest truck all day. I was just trying to hold on…

“He slide-jobbed me, and I should have prepared for it, crossed him over and race him really hard. Second just sucks. It’s terrible, especially being that close.”

The race marked the NASCAR national series debut of reigning USAC National Midget champion Buddy Kofoid, who started 32nd after his No. 51 Toyota overheated during the first qualifying heat earlier in the afternoon.

Methodically working his way forward, Kofoid ran as high as third before spinning in Turn 2 as he tried to cross over to the inside of Rhodes’ truck in a battle for fourth place on Lap 139, after Rhodes drove deep into the corner and slid toward the top of the track.

Collected in the ensuing wreck were Ty Majeski, who saw a probable top-five effort go awry, and Derek Kraus.

The race also had a taste of the bizarre. On Lap 96, Austin Wayne Self nudged the Chevrolet of hard-luck Matt DiBenedetto after the latter had passed Self. The front bumper of Self’s Silverado locked with the rear bumper of DiBenedetto’s Chevy, and the two drivers could not power them apart.

It took a red flag and a handful of track workers to separate the trucks. That incident ruined the race for both drivers, but the subsequent restart on Lap 106 put Rhodes on his path to the eventual victory. By the time caution flew again on Lap 112, he had climbed to fifth and was well on his way to the front.