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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

SpeedyCash.com 220

Texas Motor Speedway

May 20th, 2022

Race #9 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 147
- Extended to 149 laps
Miles Raced : 223.5
Time of Race : 01 Hours 55 minutes 02 seconds
Average Speed: 116.575 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.122 seconds
Cautions: 7
Caution Laps: 36
Lead Changes: 18

Ryan Preece and Stewart Friesen lead the field — Fort Worth, Texas - May 20th, 2022: Ryan Preece, driver of the #17 Morton Buildings Ford, and Stewart Friesen, driver of the #52 Halmar International Toyota, lead the field during the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SpeedyCash.com 220 at Texas Motor Speedway. Photo by Sean Gardner | 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
Stewart Friesen	3	2	2	1	1	12	2.0	+2	34	25	+9	31	22	100.0%	60	149	143.9	58
Christian Eckes	4	4	1	2	1	5	2.8	+2	28	26	+2	27	12	100.0%	40	149	124.8	48
Ryan Preece	5	3	4	3	1	26	5.5	+2	41	25	+16	37	16	92.6%	27	149	122.0	54
Carson Hocevar	20	18	3	4	1	30	11.3	+16	46	39	+7	25	2	72.5%	4	149	89.5	33
Ty Majeski	10	10	8	5	3	28	8.6	+5	54	44	+10	52	1	97.3%	0	149	103.5	39
John Hunter Nemechek	1	1	5	6	1	27	8.1	-5	65	20	+45	34	21	83.9%	14	149	111.4	44
Corey Heim	2	20	12	7	1	29	12.3	-5	49	33	+16	25	4	69.1%	1	149	86.2	35
Chandler Smith	7	11	7	8	2	30	8.6	-1	65	51	+14	51	11	92.0%	0	149	101.2	35
Matt Crafton	21	15	15	9	4	28	13.5	+12	49	48	+1	39	1	85.9%	0	149	79.7	28
Matt DiBenedetto	34	13	10	10	8	34	15.3	+24	62	44	+18	26	0	45.0%	0	149	73.7	27
Grant Enfinger	11	12	6	11	4	28	11.7	+0	41	35	+6	24	3	87.9%	0	149	83.3	26
Ross Chastain	14	6	13	12	1	16	8.4	+2	46	52	-6	44	1	98.7%	0	149	92.8	0
Todd Bodine	24	24	24	13	9	32	20.0	+11	64	39	+25	9	0	16.1%	0	149	67.3	24
Jordan Anderson	27	33	27	14	8	35	30.0	+13	37	20	+17	1	0	1.3%	0	149	46.0	23
Bret Holmes	31	23	18	15	10	31	21.8	+16	43	44	-1	1	0	6.0%	0	149	58.5	22
Jack Wood	17	19	17	16	10	27	19.4	+1	40	66	-26	7	0	4.7%	0	149	61.3	21
Hailie Deegan	6	16	16	17	6	29	14.4	-11	44	53	-9	34	0	66.4%	0	149	70.0	20
Austin Wayne Self	23	27	20	18	11	30	21.9	+5	54	33	+21	0	1	2.0%	0	149	58.8	19
Jesse Little	22	22	19	19	14	31	20.2	+3	50	50	+0	3	0	2.0%	0	149	58.3	18
Timmy Hill	32	28	23	20	20	35	25.1	+12	34	29	+5	0	0	0.0%	0	149	50.2	17
Chase Purdy	19	21	14	21	1	33	18.8	-2	42	81	-39	15	0	16.8%	3	149	59.8	16
Tate Fogleman	29	5	22	22	5	32	25.7	+7	34	58	-24	0	0	1.3%	0	149	45.5	15
Brennan Poole	26	25	25	23	12	29	24.5	+3	42	54	-12	0	0	2.0%	0	149	50.2	0
Tanner Gray	12	17	9	24	4	26	14.5	-12	57	67	-10	41	0	54.4%	0	149	66.7	13
Tyler Hill	30	29	26	25	8	35	27.1	+5	37	50	-13	0	0	1.3%	0	149	42.7	12
Blaine Perkins	25	32	28	26	19	33	29.7	-1	10	18	-8	0	0	0.0%	0	149	34.5	11
Ben Rhodes	8	9	11	27	4	28	11.1	-19	49	29	+20	36	0	83.9%	0	148	80.3	20
Spencer Boyd	28	34	29	28	28	35	32.2	+0	8	15	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	147	29.5	9
Dean Thompson	13	35	30	29	10	36	28.4	-16	18	47	-29	12	0	6.0%	0	146	52.3	8
Lawless Alan	35	30	31	30	16	35	29.1	+5	14	42	-28	0	0	0.0%	0	145	35.5	7
Chris Hacker	36	36	33	31	31	36	34.7	+5	6	1	+5	0	0	0.0%	0	143	26.0	6
Zane Smith	15	14	32	32	2	32	14.4	-17	69	60	+9	47	6	72.5%	0	143	70.9	13
Tyler Ankrum	18	8	21	33	4	31	12.1	-15	45	52	-7	31	3	81.2%	0	139	73.2	5
Colby Howard	33	26	34	34	14	36	31.4	-1	30	24	+6	0	0	1.3%	0	139	35.7	3
Kris Wright	16	31	35	35	16	36	32.3	-19	11	34	-23	0	0	0.0%	0	106	29.2	2
Derek Kraus	9	7	36	36	3	34	19.4	-27	19	26	-7	18	1	55.7%	0	88	82.6	8

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Race Fast Facts

Texas Motor Speedway
24th Annual SpeedyCash.com 220
Race Winner: Stewart Friesen
Age: 38
Team : No. 52 - Halmar International Toyota
Owner: Halmar Friesen Racing
Crew Chief: Jon Leonard
Stewart Friesen won the 24th Annual SpeedyCash.com 220, his third victory in 124 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in 10 races at Texas Motor Speedway.
Christian Eckes (second) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Texas Motor Speedway. It is his fifth top-10 finish in 2022.
Ryan Preece (third) posted his first top-10 finish in his series track debut at Texas Motor Speedway.
Corey Heim (seventh) was the highest finishing rookie.
Friesen is the 26th different NASCAR Camping World Truck Series winner at Texas Motor Speedway.
This is crew chief Jon Leonard's first NASCAR Camping World Truck Seris victory.

Race Recap

Stewart Friesen snags overtime Truck Series win at Texas

May 20th, 2022

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

It was a hard-earned, deeply-appreciated victory for Stewart Friesen in Friday night’s SpeedyCash.com 220 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Texas Motor Speedway – the first win for the popular Canadian driver since November 2019.

His 60 laps out front in the No. 52 Halmar Friesen Racing Toyota more than doubled his year-long total laps led and were enough to land his first win in the last 53 races and to secure his place in the 2022 Playoffs.

Friesen, 38, lined up alongside Toyota driver Christian Eckes for a final overtime re-start and after a close side-by-side battle through the opening two turns, Friesen pulled his Toyota Tundra ahead to clear Eckes exiting onto the backstretch. He was able to hold off Eckes to take a close 0.122-second win on the famed 1.5-mile Texas high banks.

“I made all the mistakes I needed to make in the first two segments," said Friesen, who had only one other top-five finish this season, a third place at Las Vegas in March. “We had an awesome truck.”

“You have no idea the work that has gone into this race team over the past three years to build this up," he continued. “It’s an awesome group. And we’re in the Playoffs.

“Whoa," he yelled with a smile.

As his result indicates, the runner-up Eckes had a strong night, leading a season-high 40 laps – second only to Friesen’s work.

“Just didn’t have lane position," Eckes said. “It is what it is.

“It’s been a rough kind of stretch here for a little bit," he said. “I’m glad to show we can actually be here and win races. We’re more hungry than ever.”

Ryan Preece, who won both Stage 1 and Stage 2, finished third in the No. 17 Team DGR Ford – making quite a remarkable comeback considering his truck suffered damage earlier in the race and had to pit for repairs. The hard work gives Preece four top-10 finishes in as many Truck starts this year and the third-place work is his best of the season.

Carson Hocevar, driver of the No. 42 Niece Motorsports Chevrolet, finished fourth with ThorSport Racing's Ty Majeski rounding out the top-five in a race that had 34 green flag passes for the lead and 18 lead changes among seven drivers.

John Hunter Nemechek, who won the pole position but had to start at the rear after a penalty for an unapproved adjustment, finished sixth – twice having to drive up through the field. Although he didn’t match his qualifying work with a victory Friday night, his sixth-place showing was good enough to take the Camping World Truck Series driver standings lead for the first time this season. Nemechek is the fourth different Truck Series points leader this season.

Ben Rhodes, who had led the points for a four-race stretch, finished 27th after his No. 99 ThorSport Racing Toyota was involved in an accident bringing out the final caution period forcing the overtime.

Corey Heim, Chandler Smith, Matt Crafton and former NASCAR Cup Series driver Matt DiBenedetto rounded out the top-10 – the second consecutive and fourth top-10 finish of the season for DiBenedetto.