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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Ambetter Get Vaccinated 200

New Hampshire Motor Speedway

July 17th, 2021

Race #19 of the 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 200
Miles Raced : 211.6
Time of Race : 02 Hours 04 minutes 26 seconds
Average Speed: 102.031 mph
Margin of Victory : 06.241 seconds
Cautions: 5
Caution Laps: 28
Lead Changes: 5

Christopher Bell celebrates with the checkered flag — Loudon, New Hampshire - July 17th, 2021: Christopher Bell, driver of the #54 DEWALT Toyota, celebrates with the checkered flag after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series Ambetter Get Vaccinated 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Photo by James Gilbert | 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
Christopher Bell	14	1	1	1	1	14	2.2	+13	23	8	+15	23	70	100.0%	151	200	149.2	0
Justin Allgaier	5	2	2	2	2	30	4.4	+3	30	26	+4	30	19	99.5%	0	200	118.3	46
Daniel Hemric	13	3	3	3	2	13	4.2	+10	39	25	+14	39	32	100.0%	0	200	118.6	48
Austin Cindric	4	4	4	4	2	28	3.6	+0	18	16	+2	18	21	99.5%	0	200	119.2	49
Harrison Burton	10	10	5	5	2	14	6.5	+5	32	21	+11	32	7	100.0%	0	200	104.6	43
Justin Haley	2	6	6	6	2	30	5.7	-4	15	18	-3	14	2	99.0%	0	200	108.0	40
Myatt Snider	16	9	7	7	5	16	10.8	+9	31	21	+10	27	2	99.5%	0	200	93.7	30
Josh Berry	21	7	8	8	3	21	8.9	+13	41	22	+19	30	2	95.0%	0	200	98.4	35
Brett Moffitt	7	8	9	9	7	33	11.4	-2	17	25	-8	16	0	91.0%	0	200	88.0	28
Riley Herbst	12	13	10	10	6	38	14.8	+2	44	30	+14	19	1	74.0%	0	200	84.4	27
Jeb Burton	1	11	12	11	1	29	9.2	-10	12	22	-10	12	2	99.0%	16	200	94.9	30
AJ Allmendinger	6	5	11	12	1	27	5.5	-6	22	31	-9	22	5	99.0%	29	200	102.7	41
Ryan Sieg	11	14	13	13	5	37	14.5	-2	51	36	+15	31	0	81.5%	0	200	83.8	24
Noah Gragson	3	12	15	14	3	32	11.0	-11	25	27	-2	25	0	96.5%	0	200	88.8	25
Jeremy Clements	8	18	14	15	4	18	14.0	-7	23	29	-6	13	2	51.0%	0	200	80.0	23
Brandon Gdovic	32	17	17	16	8	32	17.3	+16	24	12	+12	2	0	20.5%	0	200	73.8	21
Brandon Brown	22	15	16	17	1	38	15.9	+5	32	36	-4	8	0	40.0%	4	200	75.0	20
Jade Buford	18	16	18	18	11	33	19.4	+0	32	31	+1	2	0	15.0%	0	198	70.0	19
Kyle Weatherman	34	20	19	19	9	34	19.3	+15	32	14	+18	5	0	6.0%	0	198	67.7	18
David Starr	38	19	21	20	13	38	23.2	+18	22	11	+11	0	0	0.5%	0	198	56.7	17
Tommy Joe Martins	17	26	22	21	10	37	22.3	-4	32	17	+15	5	0	9.0%	0	197	63.2	16
Josh Williams	20	24	23	22	18	37	24.1	-2	28	31	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	197	55.8	15
JJ Yeley	36	31	25	23	14	36	23.9	+13	43	41	+2	6	0	1.5%	0	197	57.5	14
Joe Graf Jr	30	27	24	24	2	39	26.6	+6	23	53	-30	0	0	3.0%	0	197	49.2	13
Landon Cassill	31	22	26	25	21	36	28.3	+6	38	33	+5	0	0	0.0%	0	197	48.5	12
Jeffrey Earnhardt	26	29	27	26	22	32	27.4	+0	37	46	-9	0	0	0.0%	0	197	50.7	11
Dexter Bean	37	25	28	27	23	37	29.1	+10	28	38	-10	0	0	0.0%	0	197	40.7	10
Jesse Little	28	28	29	28	20	35	28.7	+0	24	35	-11	0	0	0.0%	0	197	42.8	9
Ryan Vargas	19	33	31	29	19	36	30.8	-10	19	34	-15	0	0	0.0%	0	196	38.2	8
Colby Howard	25	30	30	30	24	36	29.1	-5	34	41	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	196	39.2	7
Patrick Emerling	24	21	32	31	18	34	24.1	-7	19	25	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	196	52.7	6
Matt Mills	27	35	33	32	6	39	34.2	-5	20	13	+7	0	0	0.5%	0	195	31.0	5
Spencer Boyd	40	32	34	33	31	40	35.5	+7	6	17	-11	0	0	0.0%	0	194	27.8	0
Jordan Anderson	33	36	35	34	12	36	29.3	-1	20	12	+8	0	0	1.0%	0	194	54.0	0
Dawson Cram	35	34	20	35	4	38	30.6	+0	23	32	-9	0	0	0.5%	0	184	33.3	0
Alex Labbe	15	37	37	36	14	37	32.2	-21	8	37	-29	0	0	4.0%	0	174	52.0	1
CJ McLaughlin	39	23	36	37	18	40	33.2	+2	8	24	-16	0	0	0.0%	0	164	30.8	0
Brandon Jones	23	38	38	38	12	38	33.5	-15	34	7	+27	2	0	7.0%	0	102	60.7	1
Sam Mayer	9	39	39	39	9	39	36.0	-30	5	12	-7	4	1	7.0%	0	28	38.3	1
Mason Massey	29	40	40	40	26	40	39.3	-11	5	12	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	26	24.3	1

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Christopher Bell wins third straight Xfinity race at New Hampshire

July 17th, 2021

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Kyle Busch had used up his eligibility for this year in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

Ty Gibbs had the week off.

But the No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota they have driven to a combined seven victories this season was still around—much to the chagrin of the series regulars.

Competing in the Xfinity Series for the first time since he finished third in the final standings in 2019, Christopher Bell led 151 of 200 laps, swept the first two stages and won Saturday's Ambetter Get Vaccinated 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

The victory was Bell's third straight at the 1.058-mile track and the 17th of his career. It was the sixth straight win for Joe Gibbs Racing at New Hampshire, which did not host an Xfinity Series race last year because of schedule changes necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Bell was the only former New Hampshire winner in the field for Saturday's race. He finished a comfortable 6.241 seconds ahead of runner-up Justin Allgaier, who held off third-place Daniel Hemric during the final 45-lap green-flag run.

From Bell's standpoint, the secret to success was easy to define.

"What I've got figured out is I've got really, really fast race cars to drive," said Bell, who started 14th and took the lead for the first time on Lap 44—one circuit before the end of the first stage. "I just love being here with Joe Gibbs Racing. All these Supras I've for the last three times I've been here have been amazing.

"Hopefully, the Camry is just a good tomorrow (in the NASCAR Cup Series race), but it just feels good to win."

A flat right front tire shot Patrick Emerling's Chevrolet into the outside wall in Turn 4 to cause the fifth and last caution of the race on Lap 149. After an adjustment to his No. 7 Chevrolet designed to create short-run speed, Allgaier battled Bell side-by side after the final restart on Lap 156.

But the strength and turning ability of Bell's car, set up by crew chief Chris Gayle, soon prevailed, and Bell pulled away as Allgaier and Hemric fought for the second position.

"Obviously, it was a good short-track battle there," Allgaier said. "This place is difficult, but it's fun. You're out there and you're sliding around a lot. We didn't start off the race like we wanted to, and (crew chief) Jason (Burdett) and the boys did a great job of making adjustments and getting us where we needed to be at.

"I wish I knew what we needed there. The Gibbs cars definitely had something we didn't have today. We'll go back home, we'll keep working on it and hopefully get our Brandt Camaro into Victory Lane sooner than later."

Series leader Austin Cindric ran fourth, followed by Harrison Burton, announced this week as the driver of the No. 21 Wood Brothers NASCAR Cup Series Ford for 2022. Justin Haley, Myatt Snider, Josh Berry, Brett Moffitt and Riley Herbst completed the top 10.

Herbst made a remarkable recovery from an early accident on a Lap 26 restart and now trails Michael Annett by 32 points for the final Playoff position. Annett missed Saturday's race—with Berry as his substitute—after undergoing surgery for a stress fracture in his right femur.

NASCAR opted not to apply traction compound to the third lane of the racing surface, though the PJ1 had been used for recent races at New Hampshire.

Accordingly, Bell believes racing on Saturday without the compound will give him an advantage in Sunday's Cup race.

"Especially coming here, the Xfinity rules package is really similar to the Cup rules package," Bell said. "I hope we have a really fast Camry tomorrow."