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Pit Stop Results

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

FR8 Auctions 208

Atlanta Motor Speedway

February 24th, 2024

Race #2 of the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 130
- Extended to 135 laps
Miles Raced : 207.9
Time of Race: 01h 51m 57s
Average Speed: 111.425 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.187s
Cautions : 7
Caution Laps : 37
Lead Changes : 20
Cars in Race : 33
Finished On Lead Lap: 20 (61 %)

Ben Rhodes celebrates after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship — Avondale, Arizona - November 5th, 2021: Ben Rhodes, driver of the #99 Bombardier LearJet 75 Toyota, celebrates in victory lane after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | Getty Images

Pit Stop Summary Table

Detail table of each pit stop is below the summary table.

DRIVER	# STOPS	AVG SVC	AVERAGE STOP	FASTEST STOP	SLOWEST STOP
Kyle Busch	1	16.116	75.038	75.038	75.038
Grant Enfinger	1	16.057	76.415	76.415	76.415
Matt Crafton	2	11.912	72.691	68.039	77.343
Timmy Hill	1	19.853	81.689	81.689	81.689
Bayley Currey	1	8.075	69.196	69.196	69.196
Matt Mills	1	10.277	70.187	70.187	70.187
Colby Howard	3	18.345	80.503	78.678	83.634
Tyler Ankrum	1	16.950	76.463	76.463	76.463
Ty Majeski	1	20.120	80.875	80.875	80.875
Tanner Gray	1	17.584	77.974	77.974	77.974
Corey Heim	1	20.888	81.680	81.680	81.680
Dean Thompson	1	19.886	80.442	80.442	80.442
Bret Holmes	2	19.269	80.631	78.936	82.326
Jack Wood	2	14.147	75.874	72.191	79.556
Taylor Gray	2	15.382	76.173	75.720	76.626
Thad Moffitt	1	20.587	84.802	84.802	84.802
Nicholas Sanchez	2	8.926	69.349	68.961	69.736
Rajah Caruth	1	10.144	71.467	71.467	71.467
Jake Garcia	1	8.175	69.477	69.477	69.477
Kaden Honeycutt	3	11.734	71.864	68.604	78.072
Layne Riggs	1	20.720	81.164	81.164	81.164
Daniel Dye	1	18.585	78.461	78.461	78.461

Pit Stop Detail Table

Summary table of each pit stop is above the detail table.

DRIVER	LDR LAP	DRV LAP	STOP	TOTAL	TYPE
Nicholas Sanchez	18	18	10.34	69.74	Two Wheel Change Right
Taylor Gray	18	18	15.92	76.63	Four Wheel Change
Colby Howard	18	18	18.25	79.20	Four Wheel Change
Thad Moffitt	18	18	20.59	84.80	Four Wheel Change
Jake Garcia	32	32	8.18	69.48	Two Wheel Change Right
Jack Wood	32	32	10.88	72.19	Two Wheel Change Right
Kaden Honeycutt	32	32	18.39	78.07	Four Wheel Change
Dean Thompson	32	32	19.89	80.44	Four Wheel Change
Kaden Honeycutt	50	50	8.51	68.92	Two Wheel Change Right
Matt Crafton	50	50	16.05	77.34	Four Wheel Change
Daniel Dye	50	50	18.59	78.46	Four Wheel Change
Jack Wood	50	50	17.42	79.56	Four Wheel Change
Bret Holmes	50	50	20.22	82.33	Four Wheel Change
Nicholas Sanchez	62	62	7.51	68.96	Two Wheel Change Left
Bayley Currey	62	62	8.08	69.20	Two Wheel Change Right
Rajah Caruth	62	62	10.14	71.47	Two Wheel Change Right
Kyle Busch	62	62	16.12	75.04	Four Wheel Change
Taylor Gray	62	62	14.85	75.72	Four Wheel Change
Grant Enfinger	62	62	16.06	76.42	Four Wheel Change
Tyler Ankrum	62	62	16.95	76.46	Four Wheel Change
Tanner Gray	62	62	17.58	77.97	Four Wheel Change
Ty Majeski	62	62	20.12	80.88	Four Wheel Change
Corey Heim	62	62	20.89	81.68	Four Wheel Change
Colby Howard	63	62	19.29	83.63	Four Wheel Change
Matt Crafton	80	80	7.77	68.04	Two Wheel Change Right
Kaden Honeycutt	80	80	8.31	68.60	Two Wheel Change Left
Matt Mills	80	80	10.28	70.19	Two Wheel Change Right
Bret Holmes	80	80	18.32	78.94	Four Wheel Change
Timmy Hill	96	96	19.85	81.69	Four Wheel Change
Layne Riggs	97	95	20.72	81.16	Four Wheel Change
Colby Howard	97	97	17.50	78.68	Four Wheel Change

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Race Fast Facts

Atlanta Motor Speedway
Fr8 208
Race Winner: Kyle Busch
Age: 38
Team : No. 7 - Group 1001 Chevrolet
Owner: Spire Motorsports
Crew Chief: Brian Pattie
Kyle Busch won the Fr8 208, his 65th victory in 171 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races - series-most wins all-time.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his seventh victory and 11th top-10 finish in 14 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Ty Majeski (second) posted his second top-10 finish in four races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his first top-10 finish in 2024.
Corey Heim (third) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Layne Riggs (24th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Kyle Busch extends his record of consecutive years with a victory in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series to 12 years (2013-2024); four more than Dennis Setzer in second on the list with eight years (1998-2005).
This is crew chief Brian Pattie's fourth career win in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series.
This is Spire Motorsport's third win in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series - Martinsville (2022), North Wilkesboro (2023) and Atlanta (2024).

Race Recap

Kyle Busch continues Truck Series mastery with win at Atlanta

February 24th, 2024

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

When Kyle Busch sold his NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series team to Spire Motorsports, he didn’t surrender his prowess behind the wheel.

Driving the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet in his first start of 2024, Busch inherited the lead from Grant Enfinger on Lap 129 of 135 and held off Ty Majeski and Corey Heim over the final five laps to win his seventh race at Atlanta Motor Speedway and the 65th of his career, extending his own series record.

Enfinger was out front for 21 consecutive laps before one of his tires began losing pressure, forcing him to the pits after Busch, Majeski, Heim, Taylor Gray and Nick Sanchez, last week’s winner at Daytona, sped past.

Busch crossed the finish line 0.187 seconds ahead of Majeski, who edged Heim for the runner-up position by 0.009 seconds. Gray and Sanchez came home fourth and fifth, respectively.

“I actually got a run on the 9 truck (Enfinger) down the backstretch,” Busch said of the pass for the win. “He must have been going flat down the backstretch and slowing down because it gave me—it sucked me up right to him. Then he got loose in the corner. I got loose in the corner. We all checked up trying not to crash.

“Thankfully, we didn’t. I thought that was a big moment. But then we got the lead right there, and after that, it was about trying to protect it. Majeski was a bit of a wing man today. Appreciate him—and the history we’ve had together growing up racing late models with him a lot in Wisconsin and around those parts.

“That was a lot of fun. Great to get Chevrolet to Victory Lane.”

The race was the first of five events Busch will run for Spire Motorsports this year, after selling Kyle Busch Motorsports to the organization late in the 2023 season. Busch now has 230 victories across all three of NASCAR’s national series (63 NASCAR Cup, 102 Xfinity and 65 CRAFTSMAN Truck).

Coming through the final corner Busch effectively blocked Majeski’s only potential path to victory.

“I had a run, and I got to Kyle’s bumper,” Majeski said. “I knew he was going to cover the bottom. My only shot was to try and fade right, get to his quarter panel. That was the only shot that I had.

“Overall, super proud of the day. The truck was a little ill-handling in the beginning. (Crew chief) Joe Shear made some great calls, tightened me up a little bit so we could go racing.”

Tyler Ankrum led a race-high 46 laps but got shuffled back in the bottom lane after Enfinger passed him for the top spot in Lap 108. Busch, who won Stage 2, was out front for 33 laps and Enfinger 23. Ankrum finished seventh behind Kaden Honeycutt in sixth.

Christian Eckes led 20 laps and won the first stage but suffered brake issues that prevented him from stopping in his pit box during the Stage 1 break. Eckes retired after 50 laps in 33rd place.

There were 20 lead changes among seven drivers and seven cautions for 37 laps.