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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Alsco Uniforms 250

Atlanta Motor Speedway

July 9th, 2022

Race #17 of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 163
Miles Raced : 251.0
Time of Race : 01 Hours 57 minutes 36 seconds
Average Speed: 128.071 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.111 seconds
Cautions: 6
Caution Laps: 28
Lead Changes: 17

Austin Hill takes the checkered flag to win — Hampton, Georgia - July 9th, 2022: Austin Hill, driver of the #21 Bennett Transportation and Logistics Chevrolet, takes the checkered flag to win the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco Uniforms 250 at Atlanta 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
Austin Hill	5	1	1	1	1	17	2.8	+4	28	25	+3	27	6	99.4%	73	163	139.9	54
Josh Berry	2	13	2	2	1	29	6.2	+0	77	57	+20	55	12	87.7%	13	163	121.0	45
Ryan Truex	21	8	3	3	1	21	8.4	+18	45	39	+6	27	2	74.9%	8	163	109.4	37
Tyler Reddick	22	4	5	4	1	26	8.7	+18	55	35	+20	35	7	87.7%	21	163	115.8	0
Daniel Hemric	16	22	4	5	2	30	10.1	+11	50	34	+16	32	6	73.0%	0	163	93.3	37
Noah Gragson	6	14	6	6	2	20	8.4	+0	46	46	+0	39	3	95.7%	0	163	104.1	37
Justin Allgaier	7	5	8	7	3	25	9.7	+0	53	26	+27	41	12	90.2%	0	163	103.3	39
Landon Cassill	18	9	7	8	6	24	13.0	+10	50	53	-3	32	4	71.2%	0	163	86.0	31
Riley Herbst	8	11	13	9	1	28	12.1	-1	51	66	-15	36	7	78.5%	0	163	82.5	28
AJ Allmendinger	3	31	15	10	1	36	17.7	-7	41	45	-4	23	5	46.0%	25	163	88.5	35
Brandon Jones	4	6	16	11	2	26	11.4	-7	47	44	+3	38	10	76.1%	0	163	88.7	33
Sheldon Creed	15	2	14	12	1	37	10.8	+3	59	46	+13	40	8	81.0%	16	163	89.2	34
Jeb Burton	13	20	11	13	8	29	16.0	+0	46	61	-15	32	5	55.8%	0	163	70.8	24
Anthony Alfredo	14	23	9	14	9	37	19.5	+0	69	61	+8	16	5	32.5%	0	163	68.8	23
Ryan Sieg	9	19	10	15	5	31	13.2	-6	68	57	+11	41	5	69.9%	0	163	78.0	22
Kyle Sieg	29	25	17	16	16	31	21.9	+13	30	30	+0	0	1	0.0%	0	163	60.1	21
Jeremy Clements	11	16	18	17	5	26	15.4	-6	44	63	-19	32	2	38.7%	0	163	68.6	20
Myatt Snider	26	21	20	18	9	26	19.0	+8	59	48	+11	21	7	19.6%	0	163	64.6	20
Jeffrey Earnhardt	19	10	19	19	4	26	14.3	+0	75	51	+24	46	3	50.9%	0	163	75.4	19
Brett Moffitt	23	15	12	20	7	24	14.2	+3	53	58	-5	34	3	62.0%	0	163	69.7	17
Ryan Vargas	36	24	21	21	12	36	23.7	+15	32	37	-5	0	0	1.2%	0	163	51.0	16
David Starr	28	30	22	22	17	37	28.2	+6	17	22	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	163	49.0	15
Alex Labbe	12	18	23	23	12	35	22.3	-11	30	34	-4	4	0	6.8%	0	162	53.3	14
Mason Massey	30	17	24	24	9	30	20.6	+6	33	42	-9	10	0	8.6%	0	162	54.2	13
Josh Williams	20	26	25	25	19	38	27.4	-5	20	20	+0	0	0	0.0%	0	162	43.2	12
Joey Gase	32	27	26	26	8	32	27.8	+6	15	17	-2	0	0	1.2%	0	161	42.3	11
Natalie Decker	37	29	28	27	27	37	30.6	+10	21	21	+0	0	0	0.0%	0	161	34.2	10
Caesar Bacarella	34	28	27	28	15	34	28.7	+6	17	15	+2	0	0	0.6%	0	161	39.2	9
Bayley Currey	17	34	29	29	13	35	27.0	-12	27	44	-17	5	1	8.0%	0	161	47.6	8
Joe Graf Jr	31	32	30	30	25	36	31.3	+1	19	23	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	161	38.3	7
Brennan Poole	38	33	31	31	26	38	32.7	+7	19	16	+3	0	0	0.0%	0	159	32.2	0
Jesse Iwuji	27	35	32	32	27	38	35.0	-5	7	3	+4	0	0	0.0%	0	157	28.8	5
Brandon Brown	24	3	33	33	2	26	14.8	-9	54	51	+3	41	4	63.8%	0	119	88.0	19
Sam Mayer	10	12	34	34	4	16	17.6	-24	45	50	-5	44	5	65.0%	0	106	75.1	3
Ty Gibbs	1	7	35	35	1	27	18.6	-34	46	75	-29	43	4	54.0%	7	93	82.2	15
JJ Yeley	35	36	36	36	17	35	29.3	-1	17	31	-14	0	0	0.0%	0	71	42.7	1
Matt Mills	33	37	37	37	27	36	35.4	-4	17	21	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	64	28.7	0
Sage Karam	25	38	38	38	25	37	37.3	-13	4	20	-16	0	0	0.0%	0	23	24.2	1

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Atlanta Motor Speedway
2nd Annual Alsco Uniforms 250
Race Winner: Austin Hill
Age: 28
Team : No. 21 - Bennett Transportation and Logistics Chevrolet
Owner: Richard Childress
Crew Chief: Andy Street
Austin Hill won the 2nd Annual Alsco Uniforms 250, his second victory in 32 Xfinity Series races.
This is his second victory and 10th top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in two races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Josh Berry (second) posted his first top-10 finish in four races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his 10th top-10 finish in 2022.
Ryan Truex (third) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Austin Hill (first) was the highest finishing rookie.
AJ Allmendinger leads the point standings by 29 points over Ty Gibbs.

Race Recap

Austin Hill makes his way to Victory Lane at his home track

July 9th, 2022

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Radio trouble prevented driver Austin Hill from being able to speak to his Richard Childress Racing crew during the Alsco Uniforms 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race Saturday afternoon at Atlanta Motor Speedway, but he sure understood the final hand signal.

Number one.

The Georgia native, 28, won at his hometown track for the first time in his NASCAR career – holding off JR Motorsports driver Josh Berry by a mere .111-second –the closest Xfinity Series race finish in track history and another fitting number nod to Hill’s finish.

His 73 laps led in the No. 21 RCR Chevrolet was most on the day and the most of his young NASCAR Xfinity Series career.

“Man, look at this crowd, I love the fans’’ a smiling Hill said looking toward the loud and enthusiastic grandstands. “What a car. Man, RCR has been working their ever-loving tails off to give me a car that will race really fast.’’

Hill was so impressed and appreciative of the work of his crew, particularly to win on a day it had to overcome a major challenge. He came down pit road on the pace laps once the team realized his radio didn’t work. Hill could hear the crew, but they could not hear him.

Even a new helmet didn’t solve the problem so he spent all of the often eventful 163 laps around the 1.54-mile speedway listening only. They worked out hand signals for adjustments he wanted during the pit stops.

There were 17 lead changes in the race, but Hill took the lead for good on a restart with 48 laps remaining and held off Berry, Ryan Truex, Daniel Hemric and Tyler Reddick – sure that they would try to pass him in the final lap. The frontrunners got dicey as expected, but Hill was able to pull away and was never challenged heading to the checkered flag to take his second series victory in 2022.

Truex finished third, followed by Reddick – who became a first-time NASCAR Cup Series winner last week – and reigning Xfinity Series champion Daniel Hemric.

Noah Gragson and his JR Motorsports teammate Justin Allgaier were sixth and seventh, followed by Landon Cassill, Riley Herbst and A.J. Allmendinger

That 10^th place finish marked a solid comeback for Kaulig Racing’s Allmendinger, who led the championship standings by a mere nine points going into the Atlanta race. A tire problem and slow pit stop put him down two laps in Stage 2, and it proved to be a long, challenging day for Allmendinger who methodically worked his way forward.

At one point, he briefly lost the championship lead to Ty Gibbs. But Gibbs, Saturday’s polesitter, had his own problems. Racing hard with Herbst at the front on a restart for the final stage, Gibbs’ No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota hit the wall hard and suffered enough damage for him to take a DNF.

A four-race winner, Gibbs went into the race trailing Allmendinger by only nine points, but now he’ll go to New Hampshire for next week’s race 29 points out of the championship lead.

“We had a very fast Supra, we had a good car,’’ Gibbs told PRN Radio. “The 98 [Herbst] slid up and wasn’t clear and hooked us in the left front. It was hard racing and I just came home on the wrong side of it.’’

The Xfinity Series moves to New England next week with the Crayon 200 on Saturday at the one-mile New Hampshire Motor Speedway (2:30 p.m. ET, USA Network, PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). NASCAR Cup Series driver Christopher Bell has won the last three New Hampshire Xfinity races.