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NASCAR Xfinity Series

SRS Distribution 250

Texas Motor Speedway

May 21st, 2022

Race #12 of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 167
Miles Raced : 250.5
Time of Race : 02 Hours 28 minutes 05 seconds
Average Speed: 101.497 mph
Margin of Victory : 01.825 seconds
Cautions: 11
Caution Laps: 62
Lead Changes: 8

Matt Mills and Josh Berry spins after an on-track incident — Fort Worth, Texas - May 21st, 2022: Matt Mills, driver of the #5 J.F. Electric Chevrolet, and Josh Berry, driver of the #8 Jarrett Industries Chevrolet, spins after an on-track incident during the NASCAR Xfinity Series SRS Distribution 250 at Texas Motor Speedway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | 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
Tyler Reddick	2	3	1	1	1	21	6.1	+1	46	32	+14	37	26	95.2%	31	167	130.4	0
William Byron	15	18	2	2	1	26	5.1	+13	30	18	+12	23	13	93.4%	7	167	128.4	0
Sam Mayer	9	20	4	3	2	34	6.9	+6	52	24	+28	36	9	92.2%	0	167	109.6	43
Justin Allgaier	6	2	8	4	1	32	6.3	+2	54	21	+33	39	14	87.4%	33	167	121.3	51
Austin Hill	3	5	3	5	1	27	6.4	-2	45	27	+18	32	3	92.8%	16	167	102.3	40
Ryan Truex	5	19	5	6	2	28	7.4	-1	40	49	-9	37	6	92.8%	0	167	107.4	36
Josh Berry	8	1	6	7	1	33	9.1	+1	44	20	+24	27	7	86.8%	46	167	107.2	40
Riley Herbst	10	21	9	8	4	30	11.3	+2	46	27	+19	27	1	81.4%	0	167	95.0	32
AJ Allmendinger	13	8	7	9	3	26	10.2	+4	60	43	+17	38	1	86.2%	0	167	91.2	36
Landon Cassill	38	7	10	10	2	38	14.8	+28	51	43	+8	13	0	59.3%	0	167	82.0	27
Daniel Hemric	11	15	11	11	5	36	16.0	+0	42	41	+1	19	0	67.7%	0	167	84.8	26
Ty Gibbs	7	9	12	12	7	36	20.9	-5	88	36	+52	15	0	27.5%	0	167	70.2	25
Jeb Burton	20	6	14	13	5	24	11.7	+7	33	38	-5	26	0	92.8%	0	167	85.0	25
Brandon Jones	4	22	21	14	1	34	11.6	-10	57	34	+23	26	1	75.5%	2	167	83.9	30
Brandon Brown	23	24	13	15	6	32	17.7	+8	53	58	-5	21	0	40.1%	0	167	69.0	22
Jeremy Clements	19	31	15	16	9	35	20.8	+3	49	72	-23	10	0	19.8%	0	167	60.3	21
Stefan Parsons	18	25	17	17	10	35	22.1	+1	49	47	+2	2	0	9.6%	0	167	60.0	20
Mason Massey	25	33	16	18	9	34	21.1	+7	23	52	-29	1	0	16.8%	0	167	57.2	19
Jeffrey Earnhardt	35	30	19	19	9	35	19.9	+16	53	57	-4	4	0	10.8%	0	167	62.3	18
Josh Williams	24	13	22	20	13	33	24.1	+4	68	69	-1	0	0	3.0%	0	167	54.7	17
David Starr	29	17	25	21	12	36	26.4	+8	47	60	-13	1	0	2.4%	0	167	46.2	16
Myatt Snider	26	10	20	22	6	32	16.1	+4	61	58	+3	18	0	50.9%	0	167	71.0	16
Joe Graf Jr	27	11	18	23	8	36	23.2	+4	44	87	-43	1	0	6.0%	0	167	48.2	14
Bayley Currey	22	14	23	24	11	31	24.0	-2	47	64	-17	1	0	9.0%	0	167	47.2	13
CJ McLaughlin	36	32	27	25	10	37	31.6	+11	14	17	-3	0	0	1.2%	0	166	36.5	12
Sheldon Creed	21	37	24	26	6	37	25.1	-5	28	12	+16	16	0	29.9%	0	166	57.5	15
Timmy Hill	33	36	26	27	24	37	33.3	+6	10	30	-20	0	0	0.0%	0	166	30.7	0
Patrick Emerling	30	12	28	28	6	36	30.0	+2	10	43	-33	0	0	2.4%	0	164	34.3	9
Brett Moffitt	16	28	29	29	6	34	19.1	-13	30	70	-40	9	0	35.9%	0	148	63.8	8
Ryan Ellis	28	29	30	30	3	33	26.0	-2	26	56	-30	0	0	10.2%	0	146	38.8	7
JJ Yeley	14	27	31	31	8	33	20.2	-17	52	49	+3	12	0	19.8%	0	137	63.8	8
Anthony Alfredo	37	23	32	32	7	37	19.9	+5	52	29	+23	10	0	24.0%	0	137	58.2	8
Alex Labbe	32	26	33	33	11	32	24.8	-1	25	47	-22	2	0	9.6%	0	137	43.5	4
Jesse Iwuji	17	35	34	34	12	38	33.9	-17	9	21	-12	0	0	1.2%	0	137	26.5	3
Ryan Sieg	12	34	35	35	12	36	27.4	-23	30	22	+8	5	0	18.0%	0	129	50.8	2
Noah Gragson	1	4	36	36	1	36	19.9	-35	25	9	+16	15	12	47.9%	32	95	101.3	17
Matt Mills	34	16	37	37	14	36	34.0	-3	13	19	-6	0	0	0.6%	0	87	29.8	1
Ryan Vargas	31	38	38	38	21	31	36.5	-7	9	17	-8	0	0	0.0%	0	21	29.0	1

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Texas Motor Speedway
26th Annual SRS Distribution 250
Race Winner: Tyler Reddick
Age: 26
Team : No. 48 - Big Machine Racing/JAG Metals Chevrolet
Owner: Big Machine Racing
Crew Chief: Patrick Donahue
Tyler Reddick won the 26th Annual SRS Distribution 250, his 10th victory in 93 NASCAR Xfinity Series races. Reddick is the 23rd different Xfinity winner at Texas.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in six races at Texas Motor Speedway.
William Byron (second) posted his third top-10 finish in three races at Texas Motor Speedway. It is his first top-10 finish in 2022.
Sam Mayer (third) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Texas Motor Speedway.
Austin Hill (fifth) was the highest finishing rookie.
This is Big Machine Racing's first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory.
This is crew chief Patrick Donahue's third career NASCAR Xfinity Series victory; his first two were with NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon in 1999, 2000.
AJ Allmendinger (ninth) posts his 12th consecutive top-10 finish to start the season. Allmendinger is now tied with Elliott Sadler (12) for the third most consecutive top-10 finishes to start a season behind Sam Ard (23, 1984) and Regan Smith (13, 2014).

Race Recap

Tyler Reddick takes Xfinity win at Texas; first series victory for Big Machine Racing

May 21st, 2022

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

After running among the leaders all afternoon, Tyler Reddick took the point himself with a dramatic pass from third place with 31 laps remaining and held off the field to take the checkered flag in Saturday afternoon’s NASCAR Xfinity Series SRS Distribution 250 at Texas Motor Speedway.

It was Reddick’s 10th career Xfinity Series victory, coming in only his second start of 2022, and his first trophy since his 2019 Xfinity Series championship year.

It marked the first ever win for the new Big Machine Racing team’s No. 48 Chevrolet, with Reddick taking the checkered flag a distant 1.825-seconds ahead of fellow NASCAR Cup Series regular William Byron in an action-packed afternoon.

There were 11 caution periods, the second-most in the series’ history at the 1.5-mile Texas high banks, and tight racing on the ensuing restarts with the two-time Xfinity Series champion Reddick pulling off that impressive pass and ultimately earning his team’s debut victory.

“First off, just a huge opportunity and thank you to Big Machine Racing, it [the car] was just so good," the 26-year-old Californian said, noting he was motivated to take the drive this week to help the Richard Childress Racing-partnered team improve the Xfinity Series program overall.

“Chevrolet was just so good," he added. “Nobody at RCR was really happy with where the cars were at, and I wanted to help and try to make these cars get better and to figure out what we needed to do to get these cars better.

“Well," he smiled. “We figured it out pretty quick, I guess."

Reddick’s victory snapped a three-race winning streak by the JR Motorsports Chevrolets, which combined to lead 118 of the 167 laps on Saturday.

Race runner-up William Byron, driving the No. 88 JR Motorsports Chevrolet, was making his first Xfinity Series start since claiming the 2017 series championship and came within two-seconds of earning JRM what would have been a historic fourth consecutive win by four different drivers.

The team had three cars finish in the top-five and four finish inside the top-10, including Byron, Sam Mayer in third, Justin Allgaier in fourth and Josh Berry in seventh. Berry led a race best 46 laps, Allgaier was out front for 33 and Byron paced the field for seven laps.

Gragson, who is ranked second in the series driver standings, ended up scored 36th in the 38-car field after first, being collected in a chain reaction accident then secondly damaging the car beyond repair when a tire problem put the car in the wall only five laps afterward.

It was a rough ending to a great start on the weekend. The 23-year-old Las Vegas native earned his first career pole position, led 32 laps, and won Stage 1 – his series best sixth stage victory of the season - twice that of any driver.

“I guess the only positive is we got a Playoff point for the stage win," Gragson said, adding, “Definitely sucks. Good to see the other JRM cars running strong. … hopefully, we can get the company a good finish today.

“Just a bummer. We’ve been doing awesome, just disappointed. We were pretty quick and was just bidding our time.”

Ryan Truex finished sixth in the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, scoring his best finish in five Xfinity Series starts this season. Stewart-Haas Racing’s Riley Herbst was eighth – his sixth straight top-10 finish and ninth of the season. Kaulig Racing’s Landon Cassill was 10th; his seventh top-10 of 2022.

All three of the championship leaders faced adversity on Saturday. Current points leader A.J. Allmendinger – the only driver to finish inside the top-10 in every race this season – looked like that streak may have been stopped when his No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet had a tire rub racing Allgaier in the closing laps. He was able to maintain his top-10 season run, however, salvaging a ninth-place finish.

Ty Gibbs, who is third in the driver standings, was involved in the initial Gragson multi-car accident on Lap 89. He already had a challenging day, sent to start the race at the rear of the field for an inspection violation.

After the race – and despite the challenges they all three faced – Allmendinger will take a 44-point advantage over Gragson into next week’s race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the Alsco Uniforms 300 (1 p.m. ET on FS1, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). He holds a 52-point edge over Gibbs, who is the defending Charlotte race winner.