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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Alsco Uniforms 250

Atlanta Motor Speedway

July 8th, 2023

Race #17 of the 2023 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 163
- Extended to 169 laps
Miles Raced : 260.3
Time of Race : 02 Hours 24 minutes 33 seconds
Average Speed: 108.029 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.245 seconds
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 50
Lead Changes: 14

Hampton, Georgia - July 8th, 2023: A general view of racing during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco Uniforms 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Photo by Alex Slitz | 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
John Hunter Nemechek	2	7	5	1	1	30	8.4	+1	66	70	-4	34	5	76.3%	3	169	113.0	40
Daniel Hemric	11	4	3	2	2	35	7.9	+9	88	70	+18	60	4	84.6%	0	169	113.2	39
Cole Custer	7	5	10	3	1	17	6.6	+4	74	79	-5	71	6	98.2%	0	169	111.3	39
Justin Haley	13	2	1	4	1	25	5.1	+9	84	53	+31	59	5	92.9%	80	169	127.8	0
Sam Mayer	5	3	15	5	2	27	14.2	+0	63	72	-9	38	3	79.9%	0	169	82.3	32
Ty Gibbs	12	19	12	6	3	35	11.6	+6	93	87	+6	68	9	84.6%	0	169	97.0	0
Kyle Sieg	34	29	16	7	6	34	23.5	+27	37	57	-20	6	0	7.1%	0	169	63.2	30
Parker Kligerman	17	18	7	8	4	37	13.2	+9	101	72	+29	75	13	81.1%	0	169	98.6	31
Josh Williams	16	21	18	9	8	30	21.0	+7	48	59	-11	14	1	10.1%	0	169	67.2	28
Sammy Smith	3	10	11	10	3	23	11.1	-7	57	81	-24	52	5	82.3%	0	169	87.2	28
Brett Moffitt	27	11	9	11	4	34	14.2	+16	73	61	+12	36	8	62.1%	0	169	83.5	26
Austin Hill	10	9	4	12	1	29	7.4	-2	113	68	+45	87	10	90.5%	1	169	106.8	40
Jeb Burton	21	27	17	13	11	33	18.8	+8	68	72	-4	17	0	14.8%	0	169	66.7	24
Kaz Grala	31	22	19	14	9	32	22.2	+17	44	61	-17	10	0	16.0%	0	169	57.0	23
Jeremy Clements	8	35	13	15	6	35	14.7	-7	77	52	+25	33	3	65.1%	0	169	81.5	26
Parker Retzlaff	20	12	8	16	7	30	15.6	+4	91	74	+17	33	3	56.2%	0	169	74.3	22
Justin Allgaier	14	36	6	17	4	36	11.3	-3	87	65	+22	65	6	87.0%	0	169	91.1	31
Josh Bilicki	24	30	22	18	18	35	24.0	+6	40	57	-17	0	0	0.0%	0	168	50.8	19
Josh Berry	4	15	23	19	1	28	12.3	-15	90	69	+21	57	2	51.5%	34	168	76.6	34
Chandler Smith	1	6	2	20	1	23	4.7	-19	93	80	+13	78	11	94.7%	5	168	113.1	28
Joe Graf Jr	28	1	14	21	1	31	15.4	+7	53	55	-2	19	2	53.9%	4	167	64.7	18
David Starr	35	33	25	22	17	38	30.7	+13	10	23	-13	0	0	0.0%	0	167	37.5	15
Jeffrey Earnhardt	19	24	24	23	7	33	20.8	-4	51	57	-6	24	0	18.9%	0	167	53.0	14
Mason Massey	32	16	26	24	3	36	27.1	+8	31	38	-7	0	0	3.0%	0	167	39.2	13
Ryan Ellis	30	32	20	25	16	36	26.4	+5	27	47	-20	0	0	0.0%	0	167	42.8	12
Garrett Smithley	37	31	27	26	18	38	30.7	+11	8	28	-20	0	0	0.0%	0	167	34.0	11
Parker Chase	25	25	21	27	13	31	22.5	-2	41	69	-28	11	0	14.2%	0	167	48.2	10
Brennan Poole	29	26	28	28	8	36	26.0	+1	45	60	-15	3	1	3.0%	0	165	45.0	9
Akinori Ogata	36	14	29	29	2	37	32.0	+7	11	13	-2	0	0	1.2%	0	103	32.5	0
Mason Maggio	26	37	30	30	20	38	34.2	-4	8	22	-14	0	0	0.0%	0	102	29.2	0
Kyle Weatherman	33	34	31	31	7	34	24.8	+2	61	51	+10	24	2	18.9%	0	97	52.2	6
Blaine Perkins	22	28	32	32	17	35	29.4	-10	7	47	-40	0	0	0.0%	0	96	37.0	5
Brandon Jones	15	13	33	33	8	31	24.1	-18	55	60	-5	27	3	27.2%	0	91	60.1	4
Anthony Alfredo	18	20	34	34	6	32	23.4	-16	42	45	-3	29	0	33.7%	0	90	62.8	3
Sheldon Creed	9	23	35	35	1	34	22.3	-26	70	37	+33	35	3	32.0%	24	88	72.0	15
Riley Herbst	6	8	36	36	1	35	23.0	-30	56	59	-3	34	5	34.3%	3	88	78.0	11
Ryan Sieg	23	17	37	37	1	34	24.3	-14	69	57	+12	36	0	24.9%	15	87	56.7	9
Greg Van Alst	38	38	38	38	22	38	36.3	+0	7	8	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	62	24.3	1

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Atlanta Motor Speedway
Alsco Uniforms 250
Race Winner: John Hunter Nemechek
Age: 26
Team : No. 20 - Mobil 1 Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Ben Beshore
John Hunter Nemechek won the Alsco Uniforms 250, his fifth victory in 84 Xfinity Series races.
This is his third victory and 14th top-10 finish in 2023.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in four races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Daniel Hemric (second) posted his sixth top-10 finish in nine races at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It is his ninth top-10 finish in 2023.
Cole Custer (third) posted his third top-10 finish in five races at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Sammy Smith (10th) was the highest finishing rookie.
John Hunter Nemechek leads the point standings by 16 points over Austin Hill.

Race Recap

John Hunter Nemechek seizes overtime win in Alsco Uniforms 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway for the NASCAR Xfinity Series

July 8th, 2023

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Grabbing the lead on an overtime restart as Saturday night’s Alsco Uniforms 250 went six laps past its posted distance, John Hunter Nemechek streaked to his third NASCAR Xfinity Series victory of the season.

The only time Nemechek led was during the overtime, after a push from Daniel Hemric powered him into the lead on the final restart.

Nemechek won for the first time at Atlanta Motor Speedway and for the fifth time in his career, finishing .245 seconds ahead of Hemric. Cole Custer came home third, followed by Kaulig Racing’s Justin Haley, who held the lead for the final restart.

At the start of the race, Nemechek’s car suffered from handling issues, particularly in traffic. But his team made the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota progressively better as the race unfolded.

“I got a huge push from the 11 (Hemric) there, so thanks to Daniel for giving me that huge push,” Nemechek said. “Early on, if you had said we would have won the race, I definitely would have told you that wasn’t going to be the case.

“We didn’t have the fastest car tonight, but I’m really proud of this 20 team… Man, this is special. I don’t know if the track changed a ton. We just had to make our car better all night. It came down to an overtime finish, and luckily, we were able to execute on that restart.”

Kaulig drivers Haley and Chandler Smith were running 1-2 when Austin Hill spun in Turn 4 on Lap 161 to cause the eighth caution and send the race to overtime. Haley chose the outside lane for the restart, with Nemechek to his inside and Smith behind him.

But Haley didn’t get the push he needed as Smith faded back through the field. Haley, who led 80 straight laps from the green-flag start of the final stage, dipped below Hemric on the final lap, rather than pushing his teammate, saying later that he was running out of fuel.

Hill’s late spin and an earlier pileup on the backstretch eliminated a handful of potential contenders for the win.

A massive wreck on Lap 88, involving 10 cars, ruined the chances of Stage 2 winner Sheldon Creed and the competitive car of Ryan Sieg, who had led twice for 15 laps.

In the middle of the pack after a Lap 87 restart, the Ford of Riley Herbst slowed with a tire down. Brandon Jones, running behind Herbst, took evasive action, but in moving down the track, Jones’ Chevrolet turned Sieg’s Ford nose-first into the outside wall.

Creed, who had an issue getting fuel into his Chevrolet under caution at the end of Stage 2, had to return to pit road and restarted near the back of the field. Collected in the Lap 88 wreck, Creed exited the race.

Joining Creed on the sidelines were Herbst, Sieg, Jones and Anthony Alfredo.

“We did everything right,” said Sieg, bemoaning his ill fortune after a mandatory trip to the infield care center. “It just sucks to be on this side of it. We’ve been fast in all of four of these (Atlanta) races.”