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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Love's RV Stop 225

Talladega Superspeedway

October 4th, 2024

Race #20 of the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 85
Miles Raced : 226.1
Time of Race : 01 Hours 48 minutes 24 seconds
Average Speed: 125.148 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.041 seconds
Cautions: 4
Caution Laps: 25
Lead Changes: 27

Grant Enfinger, Nick Sanchez, Jake Garcia and Ty Majeski race — Talladega, Alabama - October 4th, 2024: Grant Enfinger, driver of the #9 Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet, Nick Sanchez, driver of the #2 Gainbridge Chevrolet, Jake Garcia, driver of the #13 Quanta Services Ford, and Ty Majeski, driver of the #98 Road Ranger Ford, race during the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Love's RV Stop 225 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
Grant Enfinger	4	1	1	1	1	12	2.6	+3	105	101	+4	104	0	100.0%	34	85	133.2	59
Taylor Gray	5	30	2	2	2	32	15.1	+3	96	92	+4	62	1	58.8%	0	85	77.3	37
Daniel Dye	35	13	20	3	1	35	15.7	+32	171	174	-3	34	2	40.0%	3	85	82.5	34
Rajah Caruth	13	6	13	4	1	29	12.7	+9	120	140	-20	85	1	69.4%	2	85	97.3	38
Lawless Alan	16	3	5	5	1	23	8.5	+11	141	141	+0	112	0	91.8%	0	85	95.2	43
Christian Eckes	15	4	3	6	1	21	7.4	+9	97	98	-1	84	2	91.8%	8	85	107.0	38
Ryan Reed	22	27	4	7	1	31	15.7	+15	143	136	+7	72	1	51.8%	0	85	83.5	30
Stefan Parsons	23	12	17	8	3	26	14.6	+15	158	143	+15	67	3	57.7%	0	85	92.0	29
Bret Holmes	19	9	18	9	9	31	19.5	+10	111	121	-10	47	2	32.9%	0	85	68.5	30
Spencer Boyd	20	26	14	10	2	35	24.7	+10	50	59	-9	10	0	14.1%	0	85	49.2	27
Corey Heim	9	7	10	11	5	25	11.2	-2	143	157	-14	118	0	94.1%	0	85	91.2	30
Ty Majeski	3	15	12	12	2	29	11.9	-9	127	151	-24	84	0	74.1%	0	85	85.8	29
Stewart Friesen	26	18	8	13	1	28	14.9	+13	161	161	+0	74	1	50.6%	1	85	80.8	24
Tyler Ankrum	7	11	6	14	3	22	12.1	-7	146	143	+3	98	1	76.5%	0	85	97.7	23
Clay Greenfield	21	21	11	15	4	32	20.9	+6	119	127	-8	34	2	25.9%	0	85	59.3	22
Cory Roper	25	17	9	16	7	29	18.9	+9	125	135	-10	22	1	21.2%	0	85	61.2	21
Danny Bohn	28	23	16	17	9	35	22.8	+11	90	106	-16	11	1	20.0%	0	85	46.7	20
Mason Maggio	29	25	22	18	2	32	23.4	+11	73	50	+23	5	1	9.4%	0	85	52.2	19
Kaden Honeycutt	18	14	7	19	1	31	16.0	-1	136	117	+19	32	6	42.4%	3	85	61.8	18
Jason M White	27	24	21	20	1	35	23.5	+7	54	27	+27	5	1	12.9%	7	85	45.5	17
Norm Benning	31	19	19	21	16	31	24.1	+10	71	73	-2	0	7	0.0%	0	85	47.2	16
Nicholas Sanchez	11	28	23	22	1	32	15.5	-11	112	124	-12	62	4	48.2%	10	85	66.7	15
Matt Crafton	17	20	15	23	1	32	20.9	-6	95	109	-14	6	2	17.7%	1	85	47.0	14
Dawson Sutton	30	22	24	24	1	31	21.1	+6	105	92	+13	17	2	17.7%	1	81	50.6	13
Chase Purdy	6	32	26	25	1	33	22.7	-19	87	102	-15	37	3	18.8%	1	71	67.3	12
Keith McGee	24	31	25	26	21	36	30.4	-2	8	4	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	70	31.8	11
William Sawalich	1	35	33	27	1	35	26.2	-26	57	54	+3	50	0	25.9%	0	64	76.5	16
Layne Riggs	33	10	27	28	3	33	18.6	+5	132	120	+12	56	2	41.2%	0	61	59.6	10
Jake Garcia	10	2	28	29	2	13	11.6	-19	140	132	+8	122	0	71.8%	0	61	86.3	25
Tanner Gray	34	8	29	30	3	34	19.4	+4	143	120	+23	59	2	41.2%	0	61	63.1	11
Matt Mills	8	16	30	31	1	20	14.5	-23	141	145	-4	114	0	58.8%	14	61	88.1	16
Dean Thompson	14	5	31	32	4	26	15.2	-18	130	131	-1	106	0	65.9%	0	61	76.0	16
Connor Zilisch	12	29	32	33	2	29	16.5	-21	139	124	+15	103	1	51.8%	0	61	76.9	0
Johnny Sauter	36	33	34	34	21	36	33.0	+2	35	35	+0	0	3	0.0%	0	42	29.8	3
Ben Rhodes	2	34	35	35	2	36	31.5	-33	61	76	-15	14	2	4.7%	0	38	26.6	2
Bayley Currey	32	36	36	36	14	32	32.9	-4	55	63	-8	5	1	1.2%	0	17	34.7	1

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Race Fast Facts

Talladega Superspeedway
Love's RV Stop 225
Race Winner: Grant Enfinger
Age: 39
Team : No. 9 - Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet
Owner: Larry Berg
Crew Chief: Jeff Stankiewicz
Grant Enfinger won the Love?s RV Stop 225, his 11th victory in 193 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races. Enfinger becomes the first driver to clinch a spot in the Championship 4.
This is his first victory and 10th top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his second victory and fourth top-10 finish in 11 races at Talladega Superspeedway.
Taylor Gray (second) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Talladega Superspeedway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2024.
Daniel Dye (third) posted his second top-10 finish in two races at Talladega Superspeedway.
Layne Riggs (28th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Corey Heim leads the point standings by 1 points over Christian Eckes.

Race Recap

Enfinger locks up spot in Championship 4 with victory at Talladega

October 4th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

The home crowd favorite, Grant Enfinger claimed the victory in Friday afternoon’s Love’s RV Stop 225 Playoff race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway – the Alabama native’s second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win at the big track and the most important, as the victory delivers an automatic entry into the season championship finale next month.

Enfinger’s No. 9 CR7 Motorsports Chevrolet led a race best 34 of the 85 laps, won Stage 2 and held the point on the final lap when a caution came out ending the race.

“We knew stuff was going to get dicey,’’ the 39-year old Enfinger said of having to hold the field off following a restart with nine laps remaining to claim his first victory of the season – first ever for the team – and 11th of Enfinger’s career.

“We didn’t make all the perfect decisions today, but we had a Champion Power Equipment Chevy that was fast enough to get it done today, so even though we chose the outside [lane for a restart] once or twice and maybe we shouldn’t have. … it’s just Talladega right there and hopefully all the fans enjoyed it.

“There’s nothing like winning at your home track. Got my family here and first win with my daughter and my son here. On top of that we get to race for a championship in Phoenix.’’

It was a typically wild event on the sport’s biggest track (2.66-mile) with the race once again decided in a final frantic push for the checkered flag – with Enfinger leading fellow Playoff driver, Tricon Garage’s Taylor Gray across the finish line under caution.

Daniel Dye and Tyler Ankrum made contact while running fifth and sixth – causing a multi-car accident spinning about 200 yards before the finish line, bringing out the yellow and checkered flag to officially end the event. The McAnally-Hilgemann driver Dye slid across the line in third, Spire Motorsports’ Rajah Caruth, also a Playoff driver, finished fourth. Reaume Brothers Racing’s Lawless Alan scored a career best fifth place finish.

McAnally-Hilgemann’s Christian Eckes, the regular season champion, finished sixth, followed by Ryan Reed, Stefan Parsons, Bret Holmes and Spencer Boyd.

Playoff drivers, Tricon Garage’s Corey Heim and ThorSport’s Ty Majeski finished 11th and 12th. McAnally-Hilgemann’s Tyler Ankrum was 14th.

“We had a fast truck and made a bad decision,” a frustrated Majeski said. “I hopped out of line and cost ourselves some Stage 2 points, so I don’t know where that puts us in the points, but I guess it could have been worse if we finished 12th. We’ll move on to Homestead.”

Rev Racing’s Nick Sanchez, who led 10 laps, finished 22nd after an eventful day. He was involved in multiple incidents and ultimately called to pit road by NASCAR on that final restart with nine laps remaining for an equipment check.

Enfinger’s win marks the first time in nine Talladega Playoff races that a Playoff driver won the race. He was not Playoff-eligible when he won at the track in 2016. This win lands him one of four positions in the championship race at Phoenix on Nov. 8 – the third time the popular Alabama driver has competed for the championship trophy.

“Obviously we can start focusing on Phoenix right away and that’s a huge advantage I think,’’ Enfinger said. “The way I look at it, we don’t have to worry about points for the next two races.’ … very very proud of what this win means but realistically, we still have a lot to do to prepare for the championship.”

With two races remaining in this Round of 8 to decide which three drivers join Enfinger in the Championship race, Heim leads Eckes by a single point. Majeski is 25 points back but only five points ahead of Caruth.

Gray is 13 points behind Majeski, Sanchez 20 points back and Ankrum 23 points back. A win by any of these seven is the automatic ticket for a shot at the title.

The series has a three-week break before the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoff Race at South Florida’s 1.5-mile Homestead-Miami Speedway. Carson Hocevar is the defending race winner.