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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Clean Harbors 250

Richmond Raceway

August 10th, 2024

Race #16 of the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 250
Miles Raced : 187.5
Time of Race : 02 Hours 25 minutes 18 seconds
Average Speed: 77.426 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.936 seconds
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 69
Lead Changes: 12

Christian Eckes leads the field to start — Richmond, Virginia - August 10th, 2024: Christian Eckes, driver of the #19 Instacoat Premium Products Chevrolet, leads the field to start the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Clean Harbors 250 at Richmond Raceway. 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
Ty Majeski	2	10	3	1	1	22	7.9	+1	46	40	+6	38	57	83.2%	70	250	125.9	40
Christian Eckes	1	3	6	2	1	6	2.5	-1	17	16	+1	15	20	100.0%	64	250	126.0	54
Taylor Gray	7	2	15	3	1	17	6.6	+4	42	35	+7	39	13	90.0%	5	250	107.6	45
Grant Enfinger	3	1	2	4	1	6	2.1	-1	17	17	+0	15	29	100.0%	98	250	133.1	51
Layne Riggs	4	4	4	5	2	8	4.7	-1	32	25	+7	30	11	100.0%	0	250	113.0	45
Tyler Ankrum	10	5	9	6	2	20	9.3	+4	41	47	-6	32	7	91.2%	0	250	95.5	34
Ben Rhodes	11	6	7	7	2	17	5.6	+4	33	20	+13	30	2	99.2%	0	250	105.5	42
Daniel Dye	13	8	13	8	3	21	8.8	+5	39	19	+20	28	3	98.0%	0	250	95.5	42
Ty Dillon	19	9	12	9	1	23	14.3	+10	47	52	-5	29	0	51.2%	4	250	81.0	28
Connor Hall	21	16	17	10	10	21	15.7	+11	55	50	+5	28	2	44.0%	0	250	75.5	27
Stefan Parsons	29	29	18	11	7	30	24.5	+18	34	29	+5	9	0	9.2%	0	250	60.5	26
Tanner Gray	26	25	14	12	12	28	21.4	+14	58	54	+4	17	0	14.8%	0	250	65.5	25
Jake Garcia	23	22	19	13	8	23	17.8	+10	51	52	-1	26	0	28.4%	0	250	65.7	24
Kaden Honeycutt	8	14	22	14	8	24	15.2	-6	45	46	-1	26	0	64.0%	0	250	77.5	23
Matt Crafton	17	13	8	15	6	23	13.7	+2	56	50	+6	31	0	65.2%	0	250	85.3	26
Corey Heim	6	7	1	16	1	18	6.4	-10	44	30	+14	38	21	97.2%	6	250	97.7	30
Rajah Caruth	16	17	11	17	6	21	13.3	-1	57	55	+2	34	0	58.4%	0	250	74.0	25
Lawless Alan	25	24	25	18	18	29	24.5	+7	36	25	+11	0	0	0.0%	0	250	49.7	19
Timmy Hill	24	26	24	19	6	30	24.6	+5	38	36	+2	1	0	3.6%	0	250	50.0	18
Chase Purdy	20	27	16	20	11	28	23.7	+0	46	49	-3	3	0	1.2%	0	250	54.0	17
Bret Holmes	22	20	21	21	12	29	21.8	+1	30	58	-28	8	0	10.4%	0	250	50.2	16
William Sawalich	5	21	5	22	1	22	14.1	-17	50	53	-3	27	2	54.8%	3	249	74.9	15
Bayley Currey	15	19	27	23	3	31	20.1	-8	18	40	-22	8	0	26.8%	0	249	63.2	14
Spencer Boyd	32	30	26	24	23	33	28.1	+8	21	27	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	249	39.8	13
Stewart Friesen	12	18	23	25	1	27	15.8	-13	40	69	-29	28	0	48.8%	0	248	64.0	12
Mason Massey	31	28	28	26	23	32	28.8	+5	24	27	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	247	40.3	11
Mason Maggio	33	33	30	28	28	34	31.4	+5	6	7	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	246	33.8	9
Connor Zilisch	27	11	10	29	3	27	16.0	-2	72	61	+11	30	2	52.4%	0	236	64.5	0
Nicholas Sanchez	9	15	20	30	6	23	15.1	-21	40	43	-3	29	0	67.2%	0	227	68.5	9
Conner Jones	28	12	31	31	9	30	20.4	-3	47	39	+8	21	0	36.8%	0	180	55.5	7
Dean Thompson	14	23	32	32	14	31	27.0	-18	33	37	-4	1	1	0.0%	0	155	43.8	5
Thad Moffitt	30	31	33	33	25	34	32.0	-3	5	8	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	148	32.5	4
Keith McGee	35	34	34	34	32	35	34.0	+1	3	5	-2	0	0	0.0%	0	147	26.7	3
Matt Mills	18	35	35	35	15	32	31.2	-17	20	16	+4	2	0	4.0%	0	55	39.7	2
Jerry Bohlman	36	36	36	36	36	36	36.0	+0	0	0	+0	0	0	0.0%	0	17	23.2	1

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Race Fast Facts

Richmond Raceway
Clean Harbors 250
Race Winner: Ty Majeski
Age: 29
Team : No. 98 - Soda Sense/Curb Records Ford
Owner: Mike Curb
Crew Chief: Joe Shear Jr.
Ty Majeski won the Clean Harbors 250, his fifth victory in 82 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races.
This is his second victory and 10th top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in three races at Richmond Raceway.
Christian Eckes (second) posted his second top-10 finish in four races at Richmond Raceway. It is his 15th top-10 finish in 2024.
Taylor Gray (third) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Richmond Raceway.
Layne Riggs (fifth) was the highest finishing rookie.
Christian Eckes leads the point standings by 74 points over Corey Heim.

Race Recap

Majeski wins second consecutive race in regular season finale; Truck Playoff field set

August 10th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Ty Majeski took the lead on a restart with eight laps remaining in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series regular season finale Clean Harbors 250 at Richmond (Va.) Raceway to hoist his second consecutive race trophy.

Majeski’s No. 98 ThorSport Racing Ford led Christian Eckes’ No. 19 Chevy across the finish line by a slight .936-seconds to earn the win and vindicate a gut-wrenching loss at the three-quarter mile Richmond track from a year ago when he dominated the race only to lose the lead with four laps remaining.

That tough loss was still very much on the mind of the 29-year old Wisconsin native this weekend. And he nearly gave this one away too after receiving a pit road penalty when a tire got loose on his first pit stop during the Stage 1 break.

“This feels good, we’ve had great ThorSport trucks here at Richmond the last two years, but found different ways to lose them (races) and tried to do that again tonight ’’ said Majeski, who now has five career wins in the series.

“We really need to clean that stuff up.’’

Eckes, driver of the No. 19 McAnally-Hilgemann Chevrolet officially claimed the regular season championship in winning Saturday night’s opening stage – his series best eighth stage victory of the season.

“Confidence is high for sure,’’ said Eckes, a three-race winner in 2024. “I feel like we’re in a better position than we were last year and I thought we were in a pretty good position last year too. Real proud of the team. We didn’t have quite what we needed today but proud of everybody and ready to get these next seven races underway.”

For the first time in the modern Playoff format, a driver raced his way into championship contention in the last cutoff race. Daniel Dye, 20, finished eighth in the No. 43 McAnally-Hilgemann Chevrolet – good enough to put him in the Playoffs by 12-points over TRICON Garage Racing’s Tanner Gray, who finished 12th.

“Just all the hard work these guys have put in and it’s really good to validate myself and the work I’ve put in to change up what I’ve been doing,’’ Dye said. “It’s so cool to have our 43 in the Playoffs.

Tanner Gray stood by his car, understandably frustrated with the night.

“We just weren’t good enough,’’ Tanner Gray said. “Didn’t have the speed, didn’t have the balance and I didn’t do a good enough job, so I’m really frustrated.”

His younger brother Taylor Gray finished third Saturday night, followed by veteran Grant Enfinger and rookie Layne Riggs. The third-place finish was enough to secure Gray’s position in the 10-driver Playoff field and comes in his first full-time season. Fourth-place finisher Enfinger led the most laps – 98 of the 250 – and earned the Stage 2 win; his first stage victory since last season.

Tyler Ankrum, defending series champion Ben Rhodes, Dye, Ty Dillon and rookie Connor Hall rounded out the top-10 in Saturday’s race.

The 10-driver Playoff field will include TRICON Garage’s Corey Heim, a five-race winner who holds a three-point advantage on Eckes to start the seven-race Playoff run. Majeski goes into the Playoff run ranked third, followed by fellow race winners this season, Nick Sanchez and Rajah Caruth.

Enfinger is seeded sixth followed by Ankrum, Taylor Gray, Rhodes and Dye.

The Playoff opener, the LiUNA 175, is Aug. 25 at the Milwaukee Mile Speedway (4 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

“These are my first two wins outside of the playoffs and they’re right on the cusp of the playoffs, so this team just seems to click right around playoff time,’’ Majeski said. “Between that and a lot of these racetracks are just our bread and butter. [Crew chief] Joe [Shear] and I, I feel like we’re pretty good at these last two racetracks and we’re going to another familiar one in Milwaukee and the way that this playoff schedule lays out is pretty good for our team. I’m excited to get going.”