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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Credit Karma Money 250

Atlanta Motor Speedway

July 10th, 2021

Race #18 of the 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 163
- Extended to 164 laps
Miles Raced : 252.6
Time of Race : 02 Hours 18 minutes 59 seconds
Average Speed: 109.032 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.550 seconds
Cautions: 10
Caution Laps: 43
Lead Changes: 16

green flag to start the Credit Karma Money 250 — Hampton, Georgia - July 10th, 2021: Kyle Busch, driver of the #54 Extra Gum Toyota, leads Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, AJ Allmendinger, driver of the #16 Hyperice Chevrolet, and Austin Cindric, driver of the #22 Car Shop Ford, to the green flag to start the NASCAR Xfinity Series Credit Karma Money 250 at Atlanta 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
Kyle Busch	1	1	2	1	1	15	2.0	+0	29	3	+26	23	49	100.0%	97	164	150.0	0
Jeb Burton	11	23	17	2	1	32	16.5	+9	50	91	-41	21	0	34.8%	1	164	82.2	35
Noah Gragson	9	3	15	3	1	32	8.8	+6	30	24	+6	22	5	87.8%	5	164	103.3	48
Justin Haley	7	9	7	4	2	21	7.9	+3	42	48	-6	35	0	97.6%	0	164	105.2	38
Ty Dillon	30	8	18	5	1	30	11.9	+25	79	54	+25	48	0	72.6%	4	164	92.2	35
Brett Moffitt	20	7	4	6	2	20	7.1	+14	72	41	+31	57	7	95.1%	0	164	109.0	40
Justin Allgaier	8	4	9	7	1	30	7.6	+1	48	41	+7	31	7	96.3%	4	164	102.8	37
Jeremy Clements	19	13	10	8	4	19	10.9	+11	62	62	+0	47	1	84.2%	0	164	91.2	29
Sam Mayer	22	14	13	9	7	23	14.3	+13	53	52	+1	30	0	70.1%	0	164	85.0	28
Austin Cindric	4	11	11	10	4	36	14.2	-6	72	45	+27	31	0	71.3%	0	164	86.5	27
Ryan Sieg	16	15	8	12	5	37	17.6	+4	80	31	+49	27	1	43.9%	0	164	81.2	25
AJ Allmendinger	3	2	3	13	1	33	5.6	-10	66	36	+30	38	19	90.2%	2	164	113.1	42
Ryan Vargas	32	31	24	14	10	37	28.3	+18	41	68	-27	2	0	9.2%	0	164	53.0	23
Alex Labbe	17	30	21	15	5	31	20.5	+2	47	78	-31	14	0	19.5%	0	164	69.0	26
Tommy Joe Martins	14	16	28	16	3	32	19.0	-2	67	77	-10	18	0	25.0%	0	164	69.3	21
Jade Buford	27	27	22	17	6	35	24.8	+10	56	59	-3	0	0	3.1%	0	164	58.5	20
Josh Williams	18	28	19	18	8	33	22.4	+0	41	80	-39	3	0	11.0%	0	164	59.3	19
Riley Herbst	10	20	14	19	9	39	18.0	-9	57	45	+12	18	0	50.6%	0	164	75.7	18
Colby Howard	36	25	20	20	5	36	21.9	+16	51	64	-13	1	0	3.1%	0	164	64.0	17
Myatt Snider	15	17	27	21	2	33	17.6	-6	58	68	-10	24	0	47.0%	0	164	72.3	16
Jeffrey Earnhardt	37	29	23	22	19	38	29.2	+15	54	50	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	164	46.2	15
Josh Berry	28	37	29	23	8	37	27.1	+5	49	40	+9	6	0	7.9%	0	164	51.5	14
Harrison Burton	5	6	6	24	1	32	9.1	-19	51	21	+30	28	5	78.7%	3	164	97.7	26
Joe Graf Jr	33	33	30	25	17	37	28.5	+8	39	70	-31	0	0	0.0%	0	164	43.2	12
Matt Mills	24	35	25	26	10	36	29.0	-2	40	56	-16	0	0	0.6%	0	164	44.0	11
Ronnie Bassett Jr	29	22	32	27	20	37	30.6	+2	41	52	-11	0	0	0.0%	0	164	44.8	10
Jesse Little	31	32	26	28	12	39	30.9	+3	26	34	-8	0	0	0.6%	0	164	39.8	9
Mason Massey	23	34	31	29	10	39	33.9	-6	8	24	-16	0	0	0.6%	0	164	33.5	8
Daniel Hemric	2	5	1	30	1	32	5.0	-28	31	40	-9	27	14	95.1%	45	164	107.7	20
Brandon Brown	12	19	12	31	11	34	18.4	-19	63	70	-7	23	0	39.0%	0	163	63.7	6
Kyle Weatherman	38	24	16	32	1	38	22.4	+6	63	73	-10	2	0	8.5%	3	162	55.7	5
Santino Ferrucci	25	36	33	33	9	37	28.8	-8	39	49	-10	0	0	1.2%	0	162	43.8	4
Bayley Currey	39	18	34	34	11	39	28.5	+5	49	33	+16	0	0	1.2%	0	162	44.5	0
Gray Gaulding	40	26	35	35	18	40	30.3	+5	45	41	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	160	37.5	2
Carson Ware	26	38	36	36	26	40	37.6	-10	2	17	-15	0	0	0.0%	0	139	27.2	1
CJ McLaughlin	34	39	37	37	34	40	39.0	-3	3	1	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	139	26.8	0
Landon Cassill	21	21	39	38	14	39	29.2	-17	43	34	+9	8	0	7.9%	0	128	52.8	1
Brandon Jones	13	12	38	39	4	23	17.8	-26	46	41	+5	33	1	66.5%	0	118	77.5	3
David Starr	35	40	40	40	20	38	36.9	-5	33	29	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	50	26.3	1

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Atlanta Motor Speedway
Inaugural Credit Karma Money 250
Race Winner: Kyle Busch
Age: 36
Team : No. 54 - Extra Gum Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Chris Gayle
Kyle Busch won the Inaugural Credit Karma Money 250, his 102nd victory in 363 Xfinity Series races.
This is his fifth victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2021.
This is his third victory and 11th top-10 finish in 14 races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Jeb Burton (second) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2021.
Noah Gragson (third) posted his fourth top-10 finish in four races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Sam Mayer (ninth) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

Kyle Busch Earns Historic NASCAR Xfinity Series Victory in Overtime Thriller

July 10th, 2021

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Kyle Busch earned his record 102nd NASCAR Xfinity Series race victory Saturday afternoon in the Credit Karma Money 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway – taking the checkered flag in overtime to top a perfect 5-for-5 record in Xfinity starts this season.

The winningest driver in series history proclaimed Saturday's work to be his final curtain call, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion saying he would no longer compete in the Xfinity Series.

Ironically, in what should have been his biggest bow before the fans – his traditional victory celebration – Busch, 36, opted for a more subdued acknowledgement of the win. He placed the flag inside his Joe Gibbs Racing No. 54 Toyota and conceded the win wasn't exactly how he wanted to add to his historic victory tally.

On the previous restart with only six laps remaining, Busch was behind his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Daniel Hemric and gave him a bumper-push forward to help the two get in front of the field. But Hemric's No. 18 JGR Toyota instead wiggled sideways, made contact with another car and hooked into the outside wall; the wreck forcing the overtime finish.

It had looked as if Busch, who led a race best 98 laps, and Hemric were going to settle the trophy between themselves. A victory for the 30-year old Hemric, would have been his first in any of NASCAR's premier series. He now has 105 Xfinity Series starts and nine runner-up finishes. On Saturday, he finished 30th.

"Not quite the win we were hoping for," Busch said, "a little bit of a somber win, I guess, not just for it being it the last one, but for the way it kind of happened.

"Really hate it for my teammate Daniel Hemric there on the front stretch. Just trying to get to him, trying to push him, trying to hit him and get him moving forward. We hit that bump there on the track at the same time and it kind of juked his car and he was across traffic, I guess. Ended up wrecked, which was not all how I foresaw that all going.

"But we were able to push our way through and get on to victory lane."

Added Busch, who won both stages and now has led an Xfinity Series record 20,088 laps, "He probably was going to have us beat, you know. Whoever got ahead off of Turn 2 on a restart was probably going to circle back around and take the checkered."

For his part, an obviously disappointed Hemric had very little to say on the team radio when the incident happened on-track, but spoke to reporters on pit road after the race and remained upbeat despite the frustrating situation.

"What could have been, right, that's all you can think about," Hemric told NBCSN on pit road. "On the flipside, you can't change it. Obviously, I know it wasn't intentional by no means. I did spin the tires a little bit, we were on scuffed tires there.

"I thought we got rolling there the best we could, and Kyle just went to push me and help out momentum in the bottom lane. Right when he went to hook on my back bumper, there's a swell there right before you turn into one Turn 1. The way the car loads there, and the bumpers didn't align and it shot me right there.

"I know it wasn't intentional but at the end of the day, I'm talking to you guys with a torn-up race car. This sucks."

"I don't know if I should have been expecting something different than what happened," Hemric continued. "But as soon as he touched me I never had a chance. That's a product of taking off in a restart zone on older tires and we're all doing all we can.

"Just unfortunate, but congrats to those guys they've been on top of it and our day will come."

Kaulig Racing's Jeb Burton finished second to Busch by .550-seconds, followed by JR Motorsports driver Noah Gragson, who was leading the field to green following a caution period in the middle of the race only to have to drop into the pits to repair a punctured tire just before the restart. He was 31st at the time and rallied all the way to third. It was his best showing since a runner-up finish at Martinsville in early April – 12 races ago.

Burton's Kaulig teammate Justin Haley finished fourth and Ty Dillon earned his best showing of the season with a fifth-place run. Brett Moffitt, Justin Allgaier, Jeremy Clements, rookie Sam Mayer, championship leader Austin Cindric and Austin Dillon rounded out the Top-10.

It was a particularly impressive run for Austin Dillon, who got the call to substitute for Michael Annett in the JR Motorsports No. 1 Chevrolet only minutes before the race started. He was on the team radio asking for the name of his crew chief and his spotter just after the field took the green flag.

With only eight races remaining to set the 12-driver Xfinity Series Playoffs field, Cindric, a four-race winner, continues to lead the championship standings by 74 points over Allmendinger and Hemric is third.