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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Kansas Lottery 200

Kansas Speedway

September 9th, 2022

Race #19 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 134
Miles Raced : 201.0
Time of Race : 01 Hours 42 minutes 11 seconds
Average Speed: 118.023 mph
Margin of Victory : 01.815 seconds
Cautions: 4
Caution Laps: 25
Lead Changes: 11

Carson Hocevar exits his truck after running out of gas — Kansas City, Kansas - September 9th, 2022: Carson Hocevar, driver of the #42 Worldwide Express Chevrolet, exits his truck after running out of gas on the final lap of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Kansas Lottery 200 at Kansas 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
John Hunter Nemechek	1	1	2	1	1	25	2.3	+0	28	28	+0	12	41	97.8%	88	134	148.8	60
Carson Hocevar	15	7	1	2	1	26	11.4	+13	56	27	+29	29	0	67.2%	28	134	94.0	36
Ryan Preece	7	3	6	3	2	19	5.2	+4	42	39	+3	35	14	99.3%	0	134	117.3	47
Zane Smith	9	5	4	4	1	18	4.3	+5	41	30	+11	36	9	99.3%	2	134	118.5	48
Grant Enfinger	12	6	8	5	1	20	10.4	+7	55	51	+4	38	2	75.4%	1	134	92.3	32
Chandler Smith	5	10	9	6	5	27	9.5	-1	61	51	+10	28	2	90.3%	0	134	100.2	34
Corey Heim	3	2	11	7	2	19	5.7	-4	33	40	-7	23	3	98.5%	0	134	104.8	43
Ty Majeski	2	9	13	8	1	22	7.1	-6	43	43	+0	30	15	94.8%	14	134	107.5	43
Colby Howard	18	23	5	9	3	29	16.5	+9	62	44	+18	8	0	35.1%	0	134	74.2	28
Christian Eckes	4	8	14	10	1	20	6.4	-6	34	40	-6	22	3	94.8%	1	134	104.0	42
Parker Kligerman	24	15	15	11	8	24	15.6	+13	52	48	+4	28	0	61.9%	0	134	75.8	26
Matt DiBenedetto	14	19	7	12	4	28	14.4	+2	55	40	+15	18	0	58.2%	0	134	72.0	25
Ben Rhodes	6	13	16	13	6	26	12.5	-7	40	51	-11	23	3	82.1%	0	134	82.5	24
Tyler Ankrum	19	4	21	14	4	27	12.2	+5	51	50	+1	27	2	75.4%	0	134	87.2	27
Matt Crafton	8	14	20	15	3	23	12.6	-7	62	63	-1	35	0	70.2%	0	133	84.8	26
Tanner Gray	10	12	22	16	4	22	13.3	-6	56	73	-17	25	0	72.4%	0	133	74.2	22
Bret Holmes	26	17	23	17	6	26	18.7	+9	64	63	+1	13	0	17.9%	0	133	64.0	20
Kaz Grala	30	29	12	18	7	31	24.3	+12	41	40	+1	6	0	15.7%	0	133	51.0	19
Timmy Hill	25	25	10	19	6	29	22.1	+6	47	36	+11	7	0	22.4%	0	133	53.2	18
Stewart Friesen	11	24	24	20	8	28	18.3	-9	49	61	-12	14	0	31.3%	0	133	62.2	17
Derek Kraus	13	11	25	21	5	30	15.8	-8	35	42	-7	23	9	62.7%	0	133	84.7	23
Hailie Deegan	17	22	26	22	4	27	21.2	-5	57	70	-13	8	0	6.7%	0	133	55.5	15
Dean Thompson	23	18	27	23	15	30	24.6	+0	41	45	-4	0	0	3.0%	0	133	51.5	14
Kaden Honeycutt	21	28	17	24	8	28	21.9	-3	55	65	-10	5	0	10.5%	0	133	48.0	13
Chase Purdy	22	16	29	25	8	29	19.6	-3	49	64	-15	8	0	23.1%	0	132	59.8	12
Jack Wood	27	27	28	26	8	32	26.7	+1	40	48	-8	5	0	3.0%	0	132	43.3	11
Bayley Currey	16	26	3	27	2	28	17.8	-11	63	58	+5	5	0	19.4%	0	132	61.3	0
Jesse Little	33	30	18	28	11	33	26.6	+5	41	47	-6	4	0	6.7%	0	132	41.0	9
Tyler Hill	32	34	31	29	29	34	31.9	+3	15	11	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	130	34.3	8
Blaine Perkins	29	33	32	30	28	34	32.1	-1	13	17	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	130	31.5	7
Lawless Alan	28	20	30	31	17	31	26.0	-3	19	40	-21	0	0	0.0%	0	130	38.8	6
Mason Maggio	36	35	33	32	32	36	34.3	+4	5	0	+5	0	0	0.0%	0	126	29.7	5
Spencer Boyd	34	32	34	33	31	35	33.8	+1	2	8	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	124	26.5	4
Brennan Poole	31	31	19	34	16	33	28.3	-3	39	36	+3	0	1	0.0%	0	123	38.2	3
Armani Williams	35	36	35	35	35	36	35.5	+0	2	4	-2	0	0	0.0%	0	86	23.7	2
Brett Moffitt	20	21	36	36	9	33	27.6	-16	40	14	+26	1	0	5.2%	0	73	48.5	0

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Race Fast Facts

Kansas Speedway
Inaugural Kansas Lottery 200
Race Winner: John Hunter Nemechek
Age: 25
Team : No. 4 - Mobil 1 Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch
Crew Chief: Eric Phillips
John Hunter Nemechek won the Inaugural Kansas Lottery 200, his 13th victory in 143 Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his second victory and 14th top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in six races at Kansas Speedway.
Carson Hocevar (second) posted his first top-10 finish in three races at Kansas Speedway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2022.
Ryan Preece (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Kansas Speedway.
Corey Heim (seventh) was the highest finishing rookie.
John Hunter Nemechek leads the point standings by 9 points over Zane Smith.

Race Recap

John Hunter Nemechek wins at Kansas, spoils Carson Hocevar's long-shot bid

September 9th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

With less than a lap left in Friday night's Kansas Lottery 200 at Kansas Speedway, John Hunter Nemechek passed Carson Hocevar and spoiled one of the unlikeliest long-shot gambles in the long history of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.

At the end of a dominant evening, Nemechek had the race victory and two stage wins to go with the pole he had won earlier in the afternoon.

All Hocevar had was a fourth career runner-up finish and a pink slip where the 2022 Truck Series Playoffs are concerned.

Over the final 28 laps, Nemechek, who pitted under green on lap 103, overcame a 20-second deficit to Hocevar, who had made his last pit stop on Lap 80 to top off the fuel cell in the No. 42 Chevrolet and tried to make it the rest of the way without another pit stop.

Hocevar gained the lead on Lap 106 when the last contender in front of him came to pit road during the final 53-lap green-flag run. Throughout the final run, Hocevar's advantage shrank by more than a second per lap, as Nemechek pursued him.

After Hocevar's truck sputtered coming to the white flag, Nemechek charged to the front and powered his No. 4 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota across the finish line 1.815 seconds ahead of Hocevar's Silverado. The victory was Nemechek's second of the season, his second at Kansas (with one coming in the NASCAR Xfnity Series) and the 13th of his career.

Hocevar was eliminated from the Playoffs by three points, as Christian Eckes rallied to run 10th and claim the final berth in the Round of 8. Fifteenth-place finisher Matt Crafton, a three-time series champion, also was ousted from the Playoffs.

Nemechek advanced to the Round of 8, along Grant Enfinger, Chandler Smith, Zane Smith, Ty Majeski, Stewart Friesen, defending series champion Ben Rhodes and Eckes.

"It's huge," said Nemechek, who added seven Playoff points to his total entering the Round of 8. "I just want to say thank you to everyone at Kyle Busch Motorsports. I can't thank them enough for the truck they gave me tonight. It was absolutely unreal.

"We started on the pole, won both stages, led a ton of laps and won the race. We came in really good in points, but we were able to get some more Playoff points, and it puts us in a good spot. We have some momentum on our side heading into Bristol (for the first race of the next round)."

Hocevar was crestfallen after crew chief Phil Gould's strategic gamble fell just short.

"Into (Turn) 3 coming to the white flag, I started to sputter, and I knew it was game-over," Hocevar said. "The 19 (Derek Kraus) had an issue, and I lost three seconds there. Looking back, I wish I could have gotten those back.

"Phil Gould made a hell of a call. I didn't see it. Fifty-six laps to go, there's going to be a yellow, right? Cutoff race, and it's the Truck Series of all things - How was I to know the 19 was going to have a flat (tire) right in front of me.

"We deserved to win that race, just on strategy. We were nowhere near the best car. Seems like I always run second to him (Nemechek), but they were the class of the field all night. We got beat. We had the winning strategy. It just didn't work out -

"I think I'll be the bridesmaid at my own wedding."

Non-Playoff driver Ryan Preece finished third on Friday night, followed by Zane Smith, Enfinger, Chandler Smith, Corey Heim, Ty Majeski, Colby Howard and Eckes.