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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Alsco Uniforms 300

Charlotte Motor Speedway

May 28th, 2022

Race #13 of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 200
Miles Raced : 300.0
Time of Race : 02 Hours 33 minutes 07 seconds
Average Speed: 117.557 mph
Margin of Victory : 18.039 seconds
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 44
Lead Changes: 12

Daniel Hemric celebrates with a burnout — Avondale, Arizona - November 6th, 2021: Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, celebrates with a burnout after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Christian Petersen | Getty Images

Driver	ST	50%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Josh Berry	4	1	1	1	7	2.0	+3	32	31	+1	31	45	100.0%	89	200	145.0	59
Ty Gibbs	36	10	2	2	36	8.0	+34	82	48	+34	56	2	95.0%	0	200	108.7	42
Sam Mayer	1	3	3	1	17	4.0	-2	39	45	-6	36	6	99.5%	2	200	116.7	47
Noah Gragson	7	29	4	1	33	14.0	+3	46	25	+21	28	21	62.5%	36	200	101.6	41
Ryan Preece	3	5	5	1	17	5.0	-2	69	63	+6	64	5	100.0%	10	200	109.6	0
Daniel Hemric	10	7	6	4	18	8.0	+4	45	41	+4	42	0	99.0%	0	200	99.7	39
Justin Allgaier	2	4	7	1	10	3.0	-5	45	47	-2	42	43	100.5%	63	199	127.8	49
Sheldon Creed	18	25	8	4	28	12.0	+10	75	49	+26	47	1	91.0%	0	199	88.6	32
Trevor Bayne	6	2	9	1	31	9.0	-3	76	58	+18	52	4	89.4%	0	199	98.5	35
Myatt Snider	33	12	10	10	33	16.0	+23	63	61	+2	33	0	61.3%	0	199	75.0	27
Brett Moffitt	14	14	11	7	22	12.0	+3	68	64	+4	57	0	97.0%	0	199	82.7	28
Jeb Burton	15	20	12	5	36	18.0	+3	96	79	+17	27	0	34.2%	0	199	72.0	25
Ryan Ellis	29	19	13	11	33	19.0	+16	81	84	-3	8	0	19.6%	0	199	63.2	24
Austin Hill	20	9	14	5	24	13.0	+6	58	60	-2	40	0	80.4%	0	199	81.8	23
Bayley Currey	25	18	15	7	29	18.0	+10	75	87	-12	10	0	33.3%	0	198	64.8	22
Brandon Jones	5	15	16	3	36	12.0	-11	100	79	+21	52	2	74.2%	0	198	89.4	23
Brandon Brown	32	21	17	16	37	25.0	+15	55	58	-3	0	0	0.0%	0	198	52.5	20
JJ Yeley	16	22	18	3	28	20.0	-2	67	78	-11	13	0	4.5%	0	198	58.7	19
AJ Allmendinger	8	6	19	3	26	10.0	-11	41	56	-15	26	14	81.8%	0	198	94.4	30
Matt Mills	27	28	20	8	36	26.0	+7	50	74	-24	4	0	1.0%	0	198	47.2	17
Garrett Smithley	34	24	21	3	36	24.0	+13	43	64	-21	8	0	10.2%	0	197	44.3	16
Jeremy Clements	23	16	22	6	25	17.0	+1	63	78	-15	11	3	23.9%	0	197	63.4	15
CJ McLaughlin	35	32	23	14	37	29.0	+12	28	34	-6	0	0	0.5%	0	196	36.3	14
Shane Lee	28	31	24	15	35	28.0	+4	35	45	-10	0	0	0.5%	0	196	35.3	13
Riley Herbst	37	8	25	7	37	20.0	+12	50	32	+18	23	0	38.3%	0	196	70.7	12
Ryan Vargas	17	33	26	17	33	29.0	-9	29	33	-4	0	0	0.0%	0	187	41.7	11
Josh Williams	26	27	27	11	31	25.0	-1	30	45	-15	0	0	1.1%	0	175	45.7	10
Nicholas Sanchez	31	30	28	2	35	24.0	+3	61	62	-1	10	0	6.9%	0	173	49.7	9
Landon Cassill	12	35	29	5	35	29.0	-17	19	21	-2	9	0	26.7%	0	131	67.0	8
Stefan Parsons	11	17	30	9	28	23.0	-19	44	56	-12	6	0	11.8%	0	119	52.0	7
Austin Dillon	13	11	31	8	27	22.0	-18	39	46	-7	27	0	59.6%	0	109	62.2	0
Ryan Sieg	22	13	32	6	28	22.0	-10	32	37	-5	25	0	62.4%	0	109	67.5	5
Anthony Alfredo	30	23	33	12	30	25.0	-3	57	36	+21	7	0	12.8%	0	109	54.7	4
Joe Graf Jr	24	26	34	22	38	31.0	-10	37	35	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	109	34.5	3
Brennan Poole	19	34	35	34	38	35.0	-16	3	1	+2	0	1	0.0%	0	71	25.4	0
Kyle Weatherman	21	36	36	15	25	33.0	-15	30	35	-5	3	0	2.4%	0	41	34.7	1
Jeffrey Earnhardt	38	37	37	21	38	35.0	+1	35	24	+11	0	0	0.0%	0	41	30.3	1
Timmy Hill	9	38	38	8	37	36.0	-29	4	26	-22	4	0	24.0%	0	25	28.3	0

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Race Fast Facts

Charlotte Motor Speedway
41st Annual Alsco Uniforms 300
Race Winner: Josh Berry
Age: 31
Team : No. 8 - Harrison's USA Chevrolet
Owner: Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Crew Chief: Mike Bumgarner
Josh Berry won the 41st Annual Alsco Uniforms 300, his fourth victory in 42 Xfinity Series races.
This is his second victory and seventh top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in two races at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Ty Gibbs (second) posted his second top-10 finish in two races at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It is his seventh top-10 finish in 2022.
Sam Mayer (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Sheldon Creed (eighth) was the highest finishing rookie.
AJ Allmendinger leads the point standings by 33 points over Noah Gragson.

Race Recap

Josh Berry dominates at Charlotte on banner day for JR Motorsports

May 28th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

When Josh Berry crossed the finish line at Charlotte Motor Speedway—giving JR Motorsports its first NASCAR Xfinity Series win at its home track—second-place Ty Gibbs was just reaching the 200-foot-long Speedway TV screen television on the backstretch.

After JRM teammate Justin Allgaier scraped the outside wall for the second time and had to pit during the final 81-lap green-flag run, Berry won Saturday’s Alsco Uniforms 300 by an astonishing 18.039 seconds over Gibbs.

But the race wasn’t that lopsided before Allgaier had to bring his No. 7 Chevrolet to pit road on Lap 186 of 200.

True, Berry and Allgaier were racing in a different zip code from the rest of the field, but their battle was intense until Allgaier nicked the wall on Lap 178 and hit the Turn 2 barrier even harder eight laps later.

With Allgaier out of the picture, Berry enjoyed a pleasure cruise for the remaining 14 laps and finished three-quarters of a mile ahead of Gibbs.

“Man, it’s so amazing,” Berry said. “This car was so good. (Crew chief) Mike (Bumgarner) and this whole group works so hard. We’ve been getting better every week. I think the sky is the limit as we continue to learn about each other and keep getting better.

“That was a battle with Justin. It always is with us. We always seem to run good at the same places and always have to race each other. He slipped up in (Turn) 1—and I got loose, too, and it all worked out.”

In fact, JR Motorsports, co-owned by NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr., enjoyed another banner day from green flag to checkered flag. Sam Mayer started from the pole position and finished third. Berry won the first stage and Allgaier the second, giving JRM its 10th consecutive stage victory—extending the series record established last week at Kansas Speedway.

Five drivers led laps on Saturday—four of them from JRM. Berry led a race-high 89 circuits, followed by 63 for Allgaier, 36 for Noah Gragson and two for Mayer. Gragson dropped off the lead lap with a cylinder down, but, with power seemingly restored, he recovered to finish fourth.

Berry won for the second time this season and the fourth time in his career. JRM has won four of the last five Xfinity Series races.

“I think everybody knew that this was going to be a good benchmark for our organization, and I think I speak for everybody in saying that we exceeded expectations,” Berry said.

Ryan Preece came home fifth in the top Ford, with Daniel Hemric, Allgaier, Sheldon Creed, Trevor Bayne and Myatt Snider completing the top 10.

Allgaier had the lead on Lap 163 after a full cycle of green-flag pit stops, and he held it until Berry beat him to the stripe by .022 seconds on Lap 176. Allgaier regained the top spot on Lap 177 but scraped the wall for the first time a lap later.

“We tried to put on a show for the fans,” Allgaier said. “I don’t know if you can drive any harder. At one point we were literally barreling off into Turn 1 harder than we did in qualifying.

“I thought we were going to be OK there and battle it out again (after the first contact with the wall), but unfortunately, my right rear started to go flat.”