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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Chevy Silverado 250

Talladega Superspeedway

October 1st, 2022

Race #21 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 100
- Shortened to 95 laps
Miles Raced : 252.7
Time of Race : 02 Hours 12 minutes 40 seconds
Average Speed: 114.286 mph
Margin of Victory : Under caution
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 36
Lead Changes: 25

Matt DiBenedetto takes the checkered flag under caution over Bret Holmes, — Talladega, Alabama - October 1st, 2022: Matt DiBenedetto, driver of the #25 Rackley Roofing Chevrolet, takes the checkered flag under caution over Bret Holmes, driver of the #32 Golden Eagle Syrup Chevrolet, to win the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Chevy Silverado 250 at Talladega Superspeedway. 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
Matt DiBenedetto	30	2	7	1	2	34	15.9	+29	139	110	+29	75	4	48.4%	0	95	90.8	40
Ben Rhodes	15	11	3	2	1	20	7.5	+13	150	155	-5	134	0	92.6%	2	95	105.6	46
Bret Holmes	23	1	5	3	1	28	10.5	+20	170	132	+38	120	0	81.1%	7	95	105.5	34
Ryan Preece	10	12	4	4	2	23	10.3	+6	156	154	+2	109	1	70.5%	0	95	104.6	33
Christian Eckes	13	8	1	5	1	25	5.2	+8	140	147	-7	136	1	95.8%	25	95	121.4	38
Hailie Deegan	27	15	13	6	3	33	20.3	+21	121	104	+17	71	3	40.0%	0	95	76.2	31
Chase Purdy	26	3	15	7	1	35	15.2	+19	179	161	+18	65	3	49.5%	6	95	98.2	30
Colby Howard	7	19	17	8	3	35	14.7	-1	163	165	-2	101	2	56.8%	0	95	93.5	34
Parker Kligerman	21	21	16	9	6	34	19.5	+12	143	150	-7	61	2	37.9%	0	95	79.3	28
Tyler Ankrum	20	14	8	10	5	25	12.5	+10	120	103	+17	96	2	72.6%	0	95	78.6	33
Kaden Honeycutt	36	18	11	11	2	36	19.8	+25	160	145	+15	48	5	27.4%	0	95	61.1	26
Clay Greenfield	25	16	18	12	3	36	19.4	+13	155	146	+9	67	2	37.9%	0	95	68.6	25
Derek Kraus	8	5	12	13	1	33	16.3	-5	129	151	-22	88	1	48.4%	3	95	66.4	24
Chandler Smith	2	27	20	14	1	32	15.5	-12	99	98	+1	59	1	45.3%	17	95	66.9	40
Timmy Hill	33	24	19	15	3	35	23.8	+18	77	64	+13	4	3	5.3%	0	95	53.5	22
Parker Retzlaff	29	31	27	16	5	36	28.6	+13	50	65	-15	0	0	3.2%	0	95	46.3	0
Zane Smith	4	28	24	17	1	32	16.8	-13	65	63	+2	30	0	42.1%	1	95	67.4	31
Kaz Grala	28	30	25	18	4	35	28.1	+10	51	58	-7	0	2	3.2%	0	95	47.9	19
Jack Wood	14	6	26	19	4	27	16.6	-5	126	166	-40	67	0	46.3%	0	95	64.7	18
Stewart Friesen	18	25	22	20	3	27	17.1	-2	93	74	+19	56	1	40.0%	0	95	62.7	25
Bayley Currey	32	13	10	21	8	33	19.0	+11	121	124	-3	50	5	33.7%	0	95	58.6	0
Matt Crafton	5	29	23	22	1	34	22.6	-17	79	100	-21	45	0	20.0%	1	95	57.2	15
Ty Majeski	6	20	14	23	1	29	18.0	-17	128	147	-19	46	1	30.5%	1	95	55.6	15
John Hunter Nemechek	1	26	21	24	1	32	12.1	-23	61	71	-10	35	0	57.9%	20	95	84.4	32
Johnny Sauter	19	4	28	25	3	32	17.1	-6	136	113	+23	68	1	44.2%	0	95	92.1	12
Corey Heim	12	22	6	26	3	27	11.0	-14	102	120	-18	97	1	73.7%	0	94	75.1	17
Blaine Perkins	24	9	9	27	3	35	16.8	-3	176	169	+7	79	3	49.5%	0	94	69.4	10
Carson Hocevar	3	10	2	28	1	32	8.7	-25	119	163	-44	114	0	82.1%	12	94	101.9	17
Grant Enfinger	16	7	29	29	2	29	14.5	-13	132	140	-8	77	1	54.7%	0	94	65.6	14
Austin Wayne Self	17	17	30	30	4	35	21.7	-13	128	141	-13	55	1	25.3%	0	78	40.8	7
Tanner Gray	11	23	31	31	5	29	17.3	-20	99	85	+14	84	0	54.7%	0	78	57.3	12
Jennifer Jo Cobb	31	32	32	32	4	36	30.6	-1	30	37	-7	0	1	3.2%	0	73	29.5	5
Lawless Alan	34	33	33	33	11	34	28.6	+1	79	58	+21	9	0	6.3%	0	32	32.3	4
Dean Thompson	35	34	34	34	15	35	29.5	+1	68	67	+1	0	1	1.1%	0	32	33.9	3
Bryan Dauzat	22	35	35	35	22	36	34.3	-13	24	39	-15	0	3	0.0%	0	32	28.1	2
Jordan Anderson	9	36	36	36	4	12	30.7	-27	37	31	+6	36	0	19.0%	0	18	53.7	1

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Race Fast Facts

Talladega Superspeedway
17th Annual Chevy Silverado 250
Race Winner: Matt DiBenedetto
Age: 31
Team : No. 25 - Rackley Roofing Chevrolet
Owner: Curtis Sutton
Crew Chief: Chad Kendrick
Matt DiBenedetto won the 17th Annual Chevy Silverado 250, his first victory in 21 Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first victory and seventh top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in one race at Talladega Superspeedway.
Ben Rhodes (second) posted his second top-10 finish in seven races at Talladega Superspeedway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2022.
Bret Holmes (third) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Talladega Superspeedway.
Jack Wood (19th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Chandler Smith leads the point standings by 12 points over Zane Smith.

Race Recap

Matt DiBenedetto Wins At Talladega, His First Career NASCAR National Series Win

October 1st, 2022

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

It took a lot of last lap gumption on the Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway high banks and an official "race finish review" afterward, but longtime competitor Matt DiBenedetto earned his first NASCAR national series race victory in Saturday's Chevy Silverado 250 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.

Because the race ended under caution, NASCAR officials reviewed video to determine who was leading when an accident froze the field coming to the checkered flag. Ultimately, it marked the first and only lap the former NASCAR Cup Series driver DiBenedetto had ever led in the truck series - and it delivered his first trophy.

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship competitor Ben Rhodes was scored runner-up with young rookie - and Alabama native - Bret Holmes in third place.

It marked the fifth consecutive Talladega truck race that the winner led only the last lap.

"Oh man, it's been such a long time coming," said the 31-year old Californian DiBenedetto, who recently renewed his contract with the No. 25 Rackley WAR Chevrolet team. "I'm so thankful.

"It just seems so surreal," DiBenedetto added before offering good wishes to fellow driver Jordan Anderson, who was transported to the hospital after an accident on Lap 19.

"I think my heart rate was higher waiting for that than [taking] the white flag."

It was a typically competitive afternoon at Talladega - with 11 leaders and 25 lead changes in the 95-lap race - only to end with a dramatic push for the checkered flag in a green-white-checkered overtime finish.

The 25-year old Holmes - the 2020 ARCA Menards Series champion - led the white flag lap and thought he was ahead when the final yellow and checkered flags waved and pulled up to the trophy stand, where DiBenedetto later pulled alongside.

"It definitely showed we deserve to be here," Holmes said. "Tough to lose that one for sure."

Ryan Preece and Playoff driver Christian Eckes rounded out the Top-5. Hailie Deegan - the only full-time woman competitor in the series - earned a career best sixth-place finish. Chase Purdy, Colby Howard, Parker Kligerman and Tyler Ankrum rounded out the Top-10.

Anderson, who emerged from a fiery single-truck crash on Lap 19, was transported to a local hospital where he was reported awake and alert.

As for the Playoffs, only two driver championship contenders - Rhodes and Eckes - finished among the Top-10. With Ty Majeski's win at Bristol Motor Speedway on Sept. 15, he is the only driver to have already secured a position in the Championship 4.

Chandler Smith was 14th , Zane Smith, 17th and Stewart Friesen was 20th. Majeski finished 23rd and polesitter John Hunter Nemechek - who won Stage 1 - was 24th.

The Playoff standings continue to be very tight beyond Majeski. Chandler Smith holds a 12-point edge on Zane Smith with reigning series champion Ben Rhodes in that important fourth position, 27 points behind Chandler Smith.

Eckes and Friesen are both three points behind Rhodes. Nemechek is five points from the cutoff line and Grant Enfinger, who was involved in an accident on Saturday afternoon is now 26 points behind Rhodes.

While not running the season title this season, DiBenedetto will leave Talladega with a full heart and lots of hope for next year thanks to securing this memorable first victory.

"We've come so close so many times at this track, I've felt like Talladega - more than Bristol or any of those places - owes me one so pretty sweet," DiBenedetto said adding, "The wait was well worth it."

The final Playoff race to decide which four drivers advance to the series Championship will be Oct. 22 at Homestead-Miami Speedway (1 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). The trucks last raced at the South Florida track in June, 2020 where Kyle Busch earned his third series win at the track.