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Pit Stop Results

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Long John Silver's 200

Martinsville Speedway

April 5th, 2024

Race #6 of the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 200
Miles Raced : 105.2
Time of Race: 01h 52m 54s
Average Speed: 55.908 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.644s
Cautions : 11
Caution Laps : 81
Lead Changes : 5
Cars in Race : 34
Finished On Lead Lap: 27 (79 %)

Ben Rhodes poses for photos — Avondale, Arizona - November 5th, 2021: Ben Rhodes, driver of the #99 Bombardier LearJet 75 Toyota, poses for photos after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Sean Gardner | 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
Grant Enfinger	1	17.751	52.037	52.037	52.037
Matt Crafton	3	16.249	50.552	44.092	55.231
Ty Dillon	2	19.078	55.202	54.891	55.512
Bayley Currey	1	17.617	55.547	55.547	55.547
Mason Massey	1	19.919	56.419	56.419	56.419
Tyler Ankrum	1	17.651	52.215	52.215	52.215
Christian Eckes	1	18.685	52.824	52.824	52.824
Ty Majeski	1	18.244	53.389	53.389	53.389
Tanner Gray	2	17.751	53.381	53.367	53.395
Corey Heim	2	18.702	54.953	54.358	55.548
Lawless Alan	1	19.552	56.698	56.698	56.698
Dean Thompson	2	17.734	53.085	52.993	53.176
Taylor Gray	1	16.183	51.541	51.541	51.541
Nicholas Sanchez	1	18.452	53.305	53.305	53.305
Rajah Caruth	1	20.354	56.372	56.372	56.372
Jake Garcia	1	18.918	55.135	55.135	55.135
Sammy Smith	3	16.508	50.715	49.499	52.128
Layne Riggs	1	20.220	55.764	55.764	55.764
Daniel Dye	1	19.686	55.877	55.877	55.877
Cam Waters	1	19.253	56.905	56.905	56.905

Pit Stop Detail Table

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

DRIVER	LDR LAP	DRV LAP	STOP	TOTAL	TYPE
Dean Thompson	31	31	17.78	53.18	Four Wheel Change
Bayley Currey	31	31	17.62	55.55	Four Wheel Change
Taylor Gray	54	54	16.18	51.54	Four Wheel Change
Sammy Smith	54	54	17.08	52.13	Four Wheel Change
Tanner Gray	54	54	17.95	53.37	Four Wheel Change
Ty Majeski	54	54	18.24	53.39	Four Wheel Change
Matt Crafton	54	54	19.85	55.23	Four Wheel Change
Ty Dillon	54	54	19.95	55.51	Four Wheel Change
Corey Heim	54	54	19.82	55.55	Four Wheel Change
Mason Massey	55	55	19.92	56.42	Four Wheel Change
Grant Enfinger	57	56	17.75	52.04	Four Wheel Change
Nicholas Sanchez	68	68	18.45	53.31	Four Wheel Change
Rajah Caruth	68	68	20.35	56.37	Four Wheel Change
Corey Heim	78	78	17.58	54.36	Four Wheel Change
Daniel Dye	78	78	19.69	55.88	Four Wheel Change
Layne Riggs	79	78	20.22	55.76	Four Wheel Change
Matt Crafton	81	80	10.31	44.09	Two Wheel Change Left
Sammy Smith	103	103	16.58	50.52	Four Wheel Change
Tyler Ankrum	103	103	17.65	52.22	Four Wheel Change
Christian Eckes	103	103	18.69	52.82	Four Wheel Change
Dean Thompson	103	103	17.68	52.99	Four Wheel Change
Ty Dillon	103	103	18.20	54.89	Four Wheel Change
Jake Garcia	103	103	18.92	55.14	Four Wheel Change
Sammy Smith	135	135	15.86	49.50	Four Wheel Change
Matt Crafton	135	135	18.59	52.33	Four Wheel Change
Cam Waters	135	135	19.25	56.91	Four Wheel Change
Lawless Alan	137	137	19.55	56.70	Four Wheel Change
Tanner Gray	191	191	17.55	53.40	Four Wheel Change

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Race Fast Facts

Martinsville Speedway
Long John Silver's 200
Race Winner: Christian Eckes
Age: 23
Team : No. 19 - Adaptive One Calipers Chevrolet
Owner: Bill McAnally
Crew Chief: Charles Denike
Christian Eckes won the Long John Silver's 200, his seventh victory in 97 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races.
This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in six races at Martinsville Speedway.
Ty Majeski (second) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Martinsville Speedway. It is his fourth top-10 finish in 2024.
Chase Purdy (third) posted his second top-10 finish in five races at Martinsville Speedway.
Layne Riggs (15th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Ty Majeski leads the point standings by 7 points over Corey Heim.

Race Recap

Christian Eckes claims masterful Martinsville victory in NASCAR Trucks

April 5th, 2024

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

It was indeed a special night for NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series driver Christian Eckes, who dominated Friday night’s Long John Silver’s 200 at Martinsville Speedway.

Eschewing a trip to pit road between the first and second stages at the 0.526-mile short track, Eckes led the first 104 laps, swept the stages and worked his way back through the field from 19th after pitting at the Stage 2 break.

Undeterred by the chaos that produced 11 cautions for 81 laps, Eckes took the lead for the final time on Lap 172 in a side-by-side battle against pole winner Ty Majeski, who regained the top spot when Eckes came to pit road for the only time during the 200-lap event.

“Something really special,” Eckes said of the effort of his No. 19 McAnally Hilgemann Racing team and the quality of his Chevrolet. “We came here last year, and we weren’t really that great… we were maybe a sixth-place truck (started sixth and finished 15th).

“And we worked really hard on it, and here we are in Victory Lane. So just super proud of this entire team.”

The victory was the second of the season for Eckes, who won from the pole at Bristol last month. It was his first triumph at Martinsville and the seventh of his career.

Starting from the top spot on the grid, Majeski gave up the lead on the first lap as Eckes powered past him.

“The 19 (Eckes) was tough tonight,” Majeski said. “He was just a little but better than us. He had better tires (in the final stage), and I just could not launch on restarts…

“But I think we left here with the points lead today. Really solid day. Obviously, you want to win. I wanted that grandfather clock (trophy), but I’m super proud of this team. We’ve been working hard at getting our trucks better, and just a little but short tonight.”

Majeski leaves Martinsville as the series leader, with a seven-point edge over Corey Heim and Tyler Ankrum.

Chase Purdy ran third to post his fourth top-five finish in 81 Truck Series starts. Nick Sanchez was fourth, followed by Ankrum, Taylor Gray, Rajah Caruth, Sammy Smith, Kaden Honeycutt and Heim.

Australian Supercars star Cam Waters finished 30th in his NASCAR debut, a casualty of a chain-reaction collision on Lap 177 that left his No. 66 ThorSport Racing Ford spewing hot vapor like a geyser.

“I had so much fun tonight and all day today,” Waters said. “It is totally different racing from what I usually do, and I just wanted to learn. I learned so much.

“There at the end I just had nowhere to go and knocked the radiator out of it. It is a shame, but I was having fun and learning and had some awesome battles, too.”