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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

TSport 200

Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park

July 29th, 2022

Race #17 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

Laps Scheduled: 200
- Extended to 207 laps
Miles Raced : 141.8
Time of Race : 02 Hours 01 minutes 47 seconds
Average Speed: 69.961 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.477 seconds
Cautions: 10
Caution Laps: 78
Lead Changes: 12

Grant Enfinger celebrates in victory lane — Indianapolis, Indiana - July 29th, 2022: Grant Enfinger, driver of the #23 Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet, celebrates in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series TSport 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Photo by Justin Casterline | 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
Grant Enfinger	5	2	2	1	1	13	3.3	+4	35	13	+22	32	14	100.0%	13	207	133.1	55
Ben Rhodes	9	14	4	2	2	30	9.6	+7	60	14	+46	33	12	83.1%	0	207	103.0	48
Zane Smith	21	8	11	3	1	29	12.9	+18	67	34	+33	32	4	68.1%	0	207	93.4	42
Stewart Friesen	8	6	5	4	3	20	5.9	+4	42	26	+16	37	3	98.6%	0	207	112.3	44
Corey Heim	4	7	6	5	3	19	6.8	-1	31	28	+3	29	2	99.0%	0	207	102.3	41
Tyler Ankrum	11	5	10	6	2	17	8.5	+5	31	36	-5	30	1	99.0%	0	207	96.0	33
Layne Riggs	23	31	14	7	5	33	21.5	+16	62	44	+18	5	2	14.5%	0	207	76.5	30
Ty Majeski	6	9	1	8	1	19	6.5	-2	31	20	+11	29	28	99.5%	71	207	116.4	42
Matt Crafton	16	17	18	9	9	31	18.6	+7	49	49	+0	17	0	20.8%	0	207	71.8	28
John Hunter Nemechek	1	3	3	10	1	23	3.7	-9	28	21	+7	22	27	96.6%	75	207	123.8	37
Matt DiBenedetto	18	13	12	11	5	20	13.5	+7	45	52	-7	31	0	70.1%	0	207	80.2	26
Johnny Sauter	15	15	16	12	7	30	16.6	+3	50	41	+9	21	0	51.7%	0	207	75.2	25
Hailie Deegan	17	22	25	13	10	28	22.3	+4	43	55	-12	4	0	1.9%	0	207	59.7	24
Derek Kraus	10	11	19	14	5	24	12.4	-4	47	53	-6	35	0	82.6%	0	207	80.8	23
Jesse Little	36	25	22	15	7	36	25.7	+21	33	40	-7	2	0	6.8%	0	207	52.2	22
Christian Eckes	3	10	21	16	3	21	12.1	-13	35	56	-21	32	3	77.3%	0	207	77.8	22
Timmy Hill	31	23	24	17	5	31	24.6	+14	55	74	-19	0	0	2.9%	0	207	51.0	20
Chandler Smith	2	4	15	18	1	29	8.6	-16	49	44	+5	26	7	79.2%	13	207	91.4	31
Austin Wayne Self	20	28	20	19	8	30	20.8	+1	53	68	-15	7	0	8.7%	0	207	59.8	18
Kaz Grala	27	20	13	20	3	29	19.2	+7	51	58	-7	10	0	20.8%	0	207	62.3	17
Carson Hocevar	7	1	7	21	1	23	5.0	-14	34	35	-1	30	8	93.2%	34	207	103.5	31
Taylor Gray	13	16	9	22	1	29	14.8	-9	53	32	+21	27	4	53.1%	1	207	72.4	15
Tanner Gray	14	18	17	23	7	24	14.2	-9	37	57	-20	23	0	68.1%	0	207	66.5	14
Chris Hacker	34	27	23	24	10	36	26.1	+10	42	46	-4	0	1	2.9%	0	207	47.5	13
Jack Wood	19	30	28	25	18	31	28.2	-6	28	46	-18	0	0	0.0%	0	207	40.2	12
Blaine Perkins	26	19	26	26	12	27	22.0	+0	39	46	-7	4	0	1.9%	0	207	51.7	11
Chase Purdy	33	24	29	27	16	33	22.7	+6	39	47	-8	0	0	0.0%	0	206	48.3	10
Jake Garcia	24	29	27	28	13	34	29.0	-4	26	43	-17	0	0	1.0%	0	206	36.0	9
Dean Thompson	25	26	30	29	9	32	26.9	-4	29	25	+4	0	0	1.0%	0	204	46.0	8
Chad Chastain	30	33	32	30	25	34	31.8	+0	12	18	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	204	31.8	7
Kris Wright	28	32	31	31	26	34	30.8	-3	17	20	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	204	35.5	6
Colby Howard	12	12	8	32	4	16	12.5	-20	37	36	+1	37	1	91.3%	0	190	72.3	6
Josh Reaume	35	34	33	33	29	36	34.2	+2	6	4	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	153	27.2	4
Lawless Alan	22	21	34	34	3	25	24.6	-12	31	39	-8	1	0	6.3%	0	147	50.0	3
Blake Lothian	32	35	35	35	29	36	34.4	-3	4	7	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	72	26.2	2
Spencer Boyd	29	36	36	36	29	35	35.9	-7	2	6	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	9	23.7	1

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Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park
Inaugural TSport 200
Race Winner: Grant Enfinger
Age: 37
Team: No. 23 - Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet
Owner: GMS Racing
Crew Chief: Jeff Hensley
Grant Enfinger won the Inaugural TSport 200, his seventh victory in 144 Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first victory and eighth top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in one race at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
Ben Rhodes (second) posted his first top-10 finish in one race at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park. It is his 10th top-10 finish in 2022.
Zane Smith (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
Corey Heim (fifth) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

Grant Enfinger picked a fine time to win his first race of the season

July 29th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Charging to the front on fresh tires after the TSport 200 went to overtime on Friday night, Enfinger passed Zane Smith for the lead on Lap 206 of 207 and went on to win the first event in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoff.

In the return of the series to Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park for the first time since 2011, Enfinger beat runner-up Ben Rhodes to the finish line by .477. Rhodes passed Smith on the final lap to secure the second spot.

With his first victory since 2020 and the seventh of his career, Enfinger gained automatic advancement to the second round of the Playoffs after a regular season that saw a lackluster performance by his GMS Racing team and a reunion with veteran crew chief Jeff Hensley before the July 9 race at Mid-Ohio.

It was Hensley who brought Enfinger to pit road for a tire change after Carson Hocevar knocked Colby Howard into the outside wall on Lap 191 of 200. That call proved decisive.

“We’ve just been off a little bit as an organization,” Enfinger said. “We’ve been working so hard because we’ve been sucking. It hurts to say it, but we’ve had a terrible season to this point. But we had a great Chevrolet all day.

“It felt like every time we got into the lead, a caution came out, and it put Hensley in a bad spot. I knew from experience to just trust his gut.”

Zane Smith held third in a finish that was not without controversy. The Playoff’s top seed entering the race, Smith had crowded Chandler Smith into the outside wall earlier in the event, damaging both trucks.

Zane Smith also sustained damage in a three-truck incident involving Lawless Allen and Chase Purdy, but he brought his No. 38 Ford to pit road for fresh tires on Lap 156 and worked his way forward over the closing 40 laps.

On the final restart on Lap 206, Zane Smith pinched eventual 10th-place finisher John Hunter Nemechek into the outside wall and took the top spot until Enfinger made the winning pass.

It was Nemechek, though, who sent the race to overtime when he spun race leader Taylor Gray in Turn 3 on Lap 199 of a scheduled 200.

Nemechek insisted the accident was unintentional.

“Sometimes you’re the bug and sometimes you’re the windshield, and tonight we were the bug,” said Nemechek, who led a race-high 75 laps and won the first stage. “I made a mistake early on and spun myself, and we had a restart there at the end on old tires.

“Everybody had fresher tires. I tried driving down in the bottom of (Turn) 3 underneath the 17 (Gray), and I just kept sliding and accidentally got into his left rear. I tried to stay off him. That team has their opinion, I have my opinion, and I’m sure we’ll talk at some point.”

Playoff driver Stewart Friesen finished fourth behind Zane Smith, followed by Corey Heim, Tyler Ankrum and Layne Riggs. Playoff drivers Ty Majeski, Matt Crafton and Nemechek completed the top 10.

Those results left Crafton and 16th-place finisher Christian Eckes seven points below the current cut line. After the third race of the first round, the Playoff field will be trimmed from 10 drivers to eight. Hocevar is eighth in the standings, seven points to the good.