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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Wawa 250

Daytona International Speedway

August 23rd, 2024

Race #22 of the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

Laps Scheduled: 100
- Extended to 102 laps
Miles Raced : 255.0
Time of Race : 02 Hours 10 minutes 34 seconds
Average Speed: 117.182 mph
Cautions: 7
Caution Laps: 34
Lead Changes: 19

Daniel Hemric poses for photos with his wife and daughter — Avondale, Arizona - November 6th, 2021: Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, poses for photos with his wife, Kenzie and daughter, Rhen Haven after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Sean Gardner | 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
Ryan Truex	6	2	6	1	1	23	4.3	+5	143	125	+18	130	0	97.1%	28	102	108.3	53
Chandler Smith	1	6	4	2	1	22	5.5	-1	147	146	+1	140	4	98.0%	15	102	103.2	47
Parker Kligerman	12	3	2	3	2	26	5.1	+9	133	127	+6	130	0	98.0%	0	102	100.8	45
Riley Herbst	8	10	3	4	1	31	9.9	+4	196	182	+14	136	3	70.6%	1	102	87.3	42
Ryan Sieg	26	27	17	5	2	34	16.8	+21	183	144	+39	126	1	52.9%	0	102	72.3	32
Jordan Anderson	25	13	13	6	6	33	20.3	+19	155	157	-2	52	5	21.6%	0	102	75.9	31
Justin Allgaier	11	7	9	7	1	24	8.1	+4	184	174	+10	158	0	88.2%	16	102	98.2	50
Sheldon Creed	7	5	15	8	1	25	8.1	-1	193	197	-4	163	1	92.2%	0	102	93.3	40
Leland Honeyman Jr	20	23	25	9	3	33	22.1	+11	66	88	-22	11	6	13.7%	0	102	66.0	28
Kyle Weatherman	18	19	5	10	5	24	14.1	+8	150	156	-6	92	2	59.8%	0	102	75.7	27
Josh Williams	10	21	7	11	2	27	12.6	-1	184	204	-20	137	1	69.6%	0	102	84.8	27
Joe Graf Jr	4	18	8	12	1	27	9.3	-8	188	195	-7	151	0	86.3%	0	102	86.3	28
Sam Mayer	38	12	22	13	1	38	17.4	+25	148	143	+5	36	4	41.2%	7	102	78.6	24
Blaine Perkins	29	15	14	14	8	33	18.1	+15	144	139	+5	74	3	45.1%	0	102	73.8	23
Kyle Sieg	34	30	20	15	5	34	25.6	+19	44	74	-30	2	1	4.9%	0	102	51.6	22
Brennan Poole	31	26	23	16	5	32	24.5	+15	40	61	-21	0	2	2.0%	0	102	63.1	21
Jeb Burton	21	4	27	17	2	33	15.9	+4	199	190	+9	165	1	54.9%	0	102	64.6	26
Patrick Emerling	23	25	19	18	17	32	23.7	+5	64	82	-18	0	2	0.0%	0	102	65.2	19
CJ McLaughlin	30	32	28	19	9	36	28.8	+11	25	26	-1	0	1	2.0%	0	102	43.3	18
Joey Gase	35	29	24	20	11	35	26.9	+15	37	47	-10	0	2	1.0%	0	102	53.7	17
Jesse Love	5	11	29	21	1	31	15.0	-16	151	164	-13	123	2	64.7%	0	102	63.9	16
Brandon Jones	16	8	26	22	3	33	15.2	-6	152	162	-10	100	3	61.8%	0	102	77.3	17
Sammy Smith	24	14	30	23	7	30	17.8	+1	159	134	+25	93	2	49.0%	0	102	80.9	16
AJ Allmendinger	3	1	1	24	1	24	3.0	-21	103	108	-5	98	4	98.0%	35	102	99.4	28
Shane van Gisbergen	19	22	21	25	14	33	21.8	-6	117	92	+25	7	5	2.0%	0	101	67.2	12
Anthony Alfredo	9	9	11	26	2	31	11.4	-17	189	166	+23	158	2	82.4%	0	101	83.9	15
Jeremy Clements	13	20	12	27	6	37	19.5	-14	157	153	+4	77	2	30.4%	0	101	70.1	11
Jeffrey Earnhardt	22	16	10	28	6	29	15.1	-6	187	192	-5	125	0	68.6%	0	99	73.8	0
Caesar Bacarella	17	31	18	29	13	33	27.3	-12	84	80	+4	12	0	1.0%	0	94	57.2	8
Josh Bilicki	33	24	16	30	12	33	23.3	+3	62	87	-25	12	0	7.8%	0	94	66.8	7
Austin Hill	2	34	34	31	2	36	34.3	-29	7	1	+6	0	0	0.0%	0	79	32.7	6
Cole Custer	14	33	31	32	2	33	23.4	-18	100	80	+20	66	1	30.4%	0	77	82.9	5
Matt DiBenedetto	28	28	32	33	10	30	27.5	-5	49	52	-3	7	1	2.9%	0	76	58.2	4
Parker Retzlaff	15	17	33	34	1	31	24.3	-19	62	74	-12	0	2	2.0%	0	76	64.1	3
Tim Viens	37	35	35	35	28	37	34.3	+2	0	7	-7	0	0	0.0%	0	15	31.0	2
Gus Dean	27	36	36	36	27	35	35.9	-9	1	3	-2	0	0	0.0%	0	4	27.2	1
Ryan Ellis	36	37	37	37	35	36	37.0	-1	1	2	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	1	25.3	1
Akinori Ogata	32	38	38	38	32	38	38.0	-6	1	1	+0	0	0	0.0%	0	0	26.0	0

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Daytona International Speedway
Wawa 250 Powered by Coca-Cola
Race Winner: Ryan Truex
Age: 32
Team : No. 20 - Certified Collision Center Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Tyler Allen
Ryan Truex won the Wawa 250 Powered by Coca-Cola, his third victory in 98 Xfinity Series races.
This is his second victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in six races at Daytona International Speedway.
Chandler Smith (second) posted his second top-10 finish in four races at Daytona International Speedway. It is his 12th top-10 finish in 2024.
Parker Kligerman (third) posted his third top-10 finish in seven races at Daytona International Speedway.
Leland Honeyman (ninth) was the highest finishing rookie.
Justin Allgaier leads the point standings by 33 points over Cole Custer.

Race Recap

Ryan Truex wins big at Daytona International Speedway

August 24th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Ryan Truex claimed his second NASCAR Xfinity Series win of the season – the second of his career – leading the field to the yellow and checkered flags on the final lap of overtime in Saturday night’s Wawa 250 Powered by Coca-Cola at Daytona International Speedway.

With very limited green flag runs and the pace interrupted all night with incidents, ultimately it was an accident among the front-running cars that ended the overtime period with Truex out front as he was so frequently through the night.

Running among that front group of cars, Parker Kligerman’s No. 48 Big Machine Racing Chevrolet hit the No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet driven by A.J. Allmendinger from behind, sending Allmendinger’s Chevy hard into the wall bringing out the final caution and ending the night.

Truex, 32, the younger brother of NASCAR Cup Series champion Martin Truex Jr., crossed the line just ahead of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Chandler Smith in the No. 81 JGR Toyota. Kligerman finished in third place. Stewart-Haas Racing’s Riley Herbst and RSS Racing’s Ryan Sieg rounded out the top five.

“Oh my gosh, thanks to these fans, it’s so amazing to race here,’’ said Truex, who is racing part-time this season but now has two wins in eight starts this season.

“Just thanks to these guys,’’ Truex, driver of the No. 20 JGR Toyota, said of his team. “I don’t get to race that often and I don’t know what I’m going to do next year. It’s all a work in progress. Just a great car [tonight].”

The veteran Allmendinger, who was running second at the time of his last lap accident, finished 24^th. A frustrated Kligerman insisted he did not mean to wreck Allmendinger especially because the pair had worked well together throughout the race.

“I just had a run and I had to go, I felt it was the run I had to take to put myself on the bottom if I was going to win this race,’’ Kligerman added. “I love him like a brother, he and I have been in this a long time together.

In many ways, the ending was indicative of the whole evening – hard racing followed by the kind of contact so common at the famous 2.5-mile Daytona high banks.

Driver-owner Jordan Anderson, who competes part-time in the series and was making only his fourth start of year – finished sixth answering a fourth-place effort in the Daytona season-opener.

Justin Allgaier, who led a race best 35 laps, was seventh, followed by Sheldon Creed, Leland Honeyman and Kyle Weatherman.

The points standings were majorly affected with season-long leader, the defending NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Cole Custer losing the points lead to JR Motorsports’ Justin Allgaier, who won both stages.

Custer had a rough night, colliding with his Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Herbst on pit road on the first pit stop – his No. 00 SHR Ford suffering damage that required attention the rest of the race and relegated him to a 32^nd place finish. Custer, who held a 50-point advantage over Allgaier in the championship just two races ago, now trails Allgaier by 33 points with five races remaining to decide the regular season champion.

The other end of the current 12-driver Playoff field also featured a lot of important action. JR Motorsports’ Sammy Smith dropped out of the last Playoff position after being collected in a seven-car accident on Lap 26. Meanwhile, Sieg’s fifth place finish vaulted him inside the Playoff standings and he sits in that all-important 12^th place position now – 15 points up on Smith.

Another championship favorite, Richard Childress Racing’s Austin Hill also took a big hit in the standings – his night tough even before the green flag flew to start the race. His No. 21 RCR Chevrolet had to pit for attention as cars were making pace laps and instead of starting on the outside of the front row where he qualified, he started from the rear of the field.

The precarious position ended up costing Hill immediately as he was collected in a multi-car accident on the very first lap of racing. After pitting throughout the night for repairs – and more repairs – he ultimately parked the car, finishing 34^th. Now Hill, who won the opening two races of the season, is ranked fourth – more than 100 points behind Allgaier – heading into the final summer stretch before the Playoffs start.