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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Tennessee Lottery 250

Nashville Superspeedway

June 19th, 2021

Race #15 of the 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 188
- Extended to 189 laps
Miles Raced : 251.9
Time of Race : 02 Hours 20 minutes 48 seconds
Average Speed: 107.118 mph
Margin of Victory : 01.110 seconds
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 46
Lead Changes: 12

Green flag to start the Tennessee Lottery 250 — Lebanon, Tennessee - June 19th, 2021: Kyle Busch, driver of the #54 M&M's Toyota, leads Austin Cindric, driver of the #22 Car Shop Ford, Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, and Harrison Burton, driver of the #20 DEX Imaging Toyota, to the green flag to start the NASCAR Xfinity Series Tennessee Lottery 250 at Nashville Superspeedway on June 19, 2021 in Lebanon, Tennessee. Photo by Sarah Stier | 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	2	1	1	1	3	1.4	+0	11	8	+3	11	69	100.0%	122	189	149.7	0
Justin Allgaier	11	6	2	2	1	11	3.6	+9	43	31	+12	43	23	100.0%	11	189	120.4	50
Harrison Burton	3	4	5	3	1	16	4.4	+0	31	32	-1	30	2	98.9%	0	189	113.8	48
Josh Berry	22	7	8	4	3	23	8.8	+18	44	37	+7	33	4	88.9%	0	189	105.0	40
AJ Allmendinger	5	10	3	5	3	26	8.8	+0	53	40	+13	40	1	91.5%	0	189	97.8	36
Brandon Jones	7	12	4	6	1	20	5.7	+1	44	37	+7	42	10	99.5%	0	189	104.1	40
Jeb Burton	6	14	6	7	5	24	11.0	-1	50	44	+6	39	0	84.7%	0	189	87.2	33
Noah Gragson	10	1	7	8	1	23	10.1	+2	57	46	+11	47	0	93.7%	2	189	88.8	30
Austin Hill	15	8	10	9	7	25	15.2	+6	45	50	-5	18	0	38.6%	0	189	75.5	0
Riley Herbst	20	22	12	10	6	25	14.2	+10	45	28	+17	17	7	63.5%	0	189	81.1	27
Jeremy Clements	23	20	15	11	7	25	17.0	+12	42	50	-8	25	0	48.2%	0	189	68.7	26
Michael Annett	21	5	19	12	4	21	10.3	+9	44	25	+19	29	0	85.7%	0	189	87.3	31
Daniel Hemric	4	3	21	13	1	23	6.2	-9	29	23	+6	22	2	86.2%	1	189	102.9	40
Will Rodgers	14	16	14	14	10	24	16.5	+0	39	45	-6	16	0	34.9%	0	189	71.8	23
Tyler Reddick	17	27	16	15	8	28	21.0	+2	52	43	+9	10	0	9.0%	0	189	65.5	0
Ryan Sieg	13	25	11	16	8	25	14.3	-3	67	49	+18	36	0	73.0%	0	189	75.7	21
Alex Labbe	29	19	18	17	11	32	23.9	+12	31	44	-13	0	0	1.1%	0	189	51.2	20
Ryan Vargas	28	28	23	18	17	35	28.7	+10	18	23	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	189	43.3	19
Justin Haley	12	11	9	19	7	21	11.1	-7	36	38	-2	26	0	91.5%	0	189	77.5	20
Tommy Joe Martins	19	15	20	20	11	25	20.4	-1	32	49	-17	4	0	5.3%	0	189	56.5	17
Josh Williams	26	17	22	21	10	26	23.2	+5	24	27	-3	0	0	1.1%	0	189	51.7	16
JJ Yeley	31	21	13	22	10	31	20.5	+9	33	37	-4	7	0	22.2%	0	189	55.3	15
Brett Moffitt	18	18	24	23	8	33	20.1	-5	39	51	-12	2	0	12.2%	0	188	61.3	14
David Starr	34	31	25	24	24	34	29.1	+10	28	22	+6	0	0	0.0%	0	187	37.7	13
Matt Mills	32	29	26	25	24	34	29.7	+7	18	19	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	187	35.8	12
Natalie Decker	36	32	27	26	26	36	31.7	+10	7	15	-8	0	0	0.0%	0	187	30.3	11
Jesse Little	35	30	28	27	27	35	30.9	+8	17	15	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	187	31.8	10
Kyle Weatherman	27	33	29	28	27	35	31.0	-1	14	13	+1	0	1	0.0%	0	187	37.3	9
Landon Cassill	25	24	17	29	14	29	24.2	-4	22	33	-11	0	0	2.1%	0	182	44.3	8
Bayley Currey	30	34	31	30	28	35	32.8	+0	9	14	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	177	32.2	0
Myatt Snider	8	35	34	31	7	36	28.4	-23	9	12	-3	9	1	24.9%	0	165	72.3	7
Austin Cindric	2	9	30	32	1	10	8.6	-30	20	21	-1	20	14	84.7%	53	160	97.9	18
Jade Buford	9	23	32	33	9	31	22.9	-24	36	60	-24	2	0	3.7%	0	153	49.0	4
Joe Graf Jr	33	26	33	34	21	34	28.5	-1	27	21	+6	0	0	0.0%	0	152	38.0	3
Brandon Brown	16	13	35	35	11	26	20.0	-19	31	38	-7	30	0	54.5%	0	140	61.3	2
Stefan Parsons	24	36	36	36	13	26	31.9	-12	8	14	-6	0	0	0.5%	0	69	33.8	1

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Race Fast Facts

Nashville Superspeedway
Inaugural Tennessee Lottery 250
Race Winner: Kyle Busch
Age: 36
Team : No. 54 - M&M's Toyota
Owner: Coy Gibbs
Crew Chief: Chris Gayle
Kyle Busch won the Inaugural Tennessee Lottery 250, his 100th victory in 360 Xfinity Series races. Mark Martin is second with 49 series wins.
This is his third victory and third top-10 finish in 2021.
This is his second victory and sixth top-10 finish in 11 races at Nashville Superspeedway.
Justin Allgaier (second) posted his fourth top-10 finish in seven races at Nashville Superspeedway. It is his eighth top-10 finish in 2021.
Harrison Burton (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Nashville Superspeedway.
Josh Berry (fourth) was the highest finishing rookie.
Austin Cindric leads the point standings by 90 points over AJ Allmendinger.

Race Recap

Kyle Busch wins his 100th NASCAR Xfinity Series race

June 19th, 2022

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Kyle Busch earned his historic 100th NASCAR Xfinity Series victory Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway in epic fashion – starting on the pole position, leading a race-high 123 of the 189 laps and bettering the field on three restarts in the closing 20 laps of the Tennessee Lottery 250.

For the second race in a row Busch had to hold off veteran Justin Allgaier on a series of late race restarts. The margin of victory on Saturday was a mere 1.11-second – the two dueling side-by-side in the final laps exchanging the lead seven different times in the final stage of racing. The victory makes Busch a perfect 3-for-3 in Xfinity Series starts this season and it’s the second time he has won from the pole.

Appropriately for a Father’s Day weekend race, Busch was immediately greeted in Victory Circle by his six-year old son Brexton.

“I remember growing up as a kid and watching [NASCAR Hall of Famer] Mark Martin win every week in that 60 car, just the domination he had,” said Busch, driver of the No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota. “And he’s number two with 49 wins.

“Wanted to give a huge shoutout to Rowdy Nation out there, we appreciate you Rowdy Nation” Busch added, pointing to the grandstands. “I saw a lot of you standing up when Allgaier took the lead then a lot of you sat back down when I took the lead. So, an awesome day for Rowdy Nation.”

Moments later, after receiving the famed guitar awarded to Nashville winners, Busch strummed the strings but he did not smash the guitar as he infamously did in 2009.

For his part, Allgaier left no doubt he was tired of being the race bridesmaid to Busch.

“Running second sucks, I’m not going to lie to you,” said Allgaier, who had both his daughters names – Harper and newborn Willow – on the car and at the track in recognition of the Father’s Day race weekend.

“When we took the lead from Kyle I thought we were good, we were able to drive away. But then all those restarts at the end, he just held me down really hard in the middle of [turns] three and four and we got loose and I think that was the difference-maker, after that we just didn’t have the speed after that.

“Again, just proud of my guys – to bring two fast race cars two weeks in a row to have a shot at it and have it come down to late in the races is a big deal. We’ll keep digging.”

The race marked the first time the series had competed at the 1.333-mile concrete Nashville track since 2011. By all accounts, this latest edition of close racing and dramatic finish was well-received by the fans.

Busch’s JGR Toyota teammate Harrison Burton finished third followed by Allgaier’s Chevy teammate Josh Berry who had a triumphant, if busy afternoon. He started 22nd but raced hard enough to earn points (eighth place) at the end of Stage 1. An unfortunately timed pit stop late in the race – a caution came out while he was on pit road – put him another lap down with just over 40 laps remaining. But the Tennessee native still rallied to a fourth place finish – his fourth top 5 in 13 races this year.

A.J. Allmendinger overcame an early race pit penalty to finish fourth in the No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet. Brandon Jones, Jeb Burton, Noah Gragson, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series regular Austin Hill and Riley Herbst rounded out the top 10.

The current Xfinity Series championship leader Austin Cindric finished 32nd after being collected in an accident toward the front of the field, late in the race. He led every lap in Stage 1 to earn his series best seventh stage victory. The finish is his worst of the season.

“Pretty hard hit right at the start/finish line,” said Cindric, driver of the No. 22 Penske Racing Ford. “I hate it for all the Penske guys. We had made great strides after practice, obviously. Winning the first stage was great but kind of lost handling of the car. I learned a lot today. But kinda battling back through the field… it was not our day.”

Despite the disappointing finish this week, Cindric remains the championship leader – 90 points over Allmendinger. With 11 races remaining until the Playoffs begin, Jeremy Clements holds a 48-point advantage over Brandon Brown for the 12th and final Playoff position.