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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Cabo Wabo 250

Michigan International Speedway

August 17th, 2024

Race #21 of the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 125
- Extended to 128 laps
Miles Raced : 256.0
Time of Race : 02 Hours 21 minutes 15 seconds
Average Speed: 108.743 mph
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 39
Lead Changes: 10

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%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Justin Allgaier	16	4	1	1	1	27	5.8	+15	80	39	+41	65	19	96.9%	37	128	119.2	51
Sheldon Creed	1	14	2	2	1	36	7.7	-1	67	43	+24	38	3	85.9%	23	128	111.6	38
John Hunter Nemechek	10	2	3	3	1	33	6.1	+7	48	37	+11	34	5	91.4%	31	128	111.7	0
Anthony Alfredo	19	20	12	4	4	34	14.2	+15	77	52	+25	37	2	74.2%	0	128	80.1	34
Sammy Smith	14	7	4	5	1	38	10.0	+9	51	70	-19	33	2	80.5%	0	128	96.1	38
Noah Gragson	12	8	5	6	2	38	10.2	+6	99	85	+14	53	5	76.6%	0	128	91.9	0
Matt DiBenedetto	31	23	14	7	7	36	18.6	+24	66	47	+19	29	0	43.8%	0	128	70.2	30
Taylor Gray	3	17	6	8	3	38	11.0	-5	73	57	+16	46	9	82.8%	0	128	91.9	0
Caesar Bacarella	25	34	24	9	9	38	30.0	+16	32	39	-7	6	0	2.3%	0	128	46.0	28
AJ Allmendinger	13	10	9	10	1	33	11.2	+3	65	58	+7	41	2	81.3%	0	128	83.1	37
Parker Kligerman	22	21	11	11	5	31	14.3	+11	70	56	+14	29	1	69.5%	0	128	78.7	27
Leland Honeyman Jr	33	33	22	12	12	38	27.0	+21	60	43	+17	2	0	0.8%	0	128	50.2	25
Ryan Sieg	7	18	10	13	1	34	11.2	-6	84	52	+32	31	4	70.3%	7	128	85.5	34
Ryan Ellis	37	30	23	14	14	37	25.1	+23	50	48	+2	1	0	0.8%	0	128	51.3	23
Jeremy Clements	21	3	17	15	2	37	23.3	+6	67	87	-20	5	0	12.5%	0	128	58.3	22
Jeb Burton	18	15	13	16	5	33	16.3	+2	84	78	+6	30	1	53.1%	0	128	66.7	23
Shane van Gisbergen	23	28	28	17	6	35	23.9	+6	76	63	+13	13	2	16.4%	0	128	62.9	20
Austin Hill	20	9	7	18	3	38	13.4	+2	85	58	+27	27	1	72.7%	0	128	73.7	24
Josh Williams	29	6	19	19	3	33	22.1	+10	64	77	-13	9	0	10.9%	0	128	54.8	18
Parker Retzlaff	26	11	18	20	5	32	19.0	+6	58	72	-14	17	0	24.2%	0	128	60.8	17
Jeffrey Earnhardt	17	29	16	21	11	36	21.5	-4	51	87	-36	6	0	9.4%	0	128	54.2	0
Patrick Emerling	32	31	21	22	14	37	23.5	+10	54	80	-26	0	0	2.3%	0	128	50.3	15
Blaine Perkins	30	24	27	23	11	36	27.4	+7	34	76	-42	0	0	0.8%	0	128	42.0	14
Josh Bilicki	34	26	25	24	18	37	26.6	+10	43	81	-38	0	0	0.0%	0	128	40.7	13
Logan Bearden	35	32	26	25	22	38	31.1	+10	19	38	-19	0	0	0.0%	0	128	35.7	12
Carson Kvapil	8	1	20	26	1	31	8.7	-18	71	87	-16	32	10	75.8%	25	128	94.8	11
Chandler Smith	5	5	8	27	2	27	8.3	-22	77	66	+11	55	3	86.7%	0	128	85.1	23
Kyle Sieg	27	19	15	28	4	32	17.8	-1	70	71	-1	26	0	42.2%	0	127	56.8	12
Jesse Love	9	13	29	29	1	29	12.5	-20	55	67	-12	35	2	79.7%	1	127	81.4	17
Cole Custer	4	12	30	30	2	35	22.7	-26	42	54	-12	18	2	28.1%	0	111	74.5	7
Joey Gase	38	25	31	31	13	38	31.0	+7	14	23	-9	0	0	0.8%	0	101	46.7	6
Kyle Weatherman	28	35	32	32	20	37	30.9	-4	32	23	+9	0	0	0.0%	0	94	48.7	5
Brennan Poole	36	22	33	33	15	36	27.7	+3	43	45	-2	5	0	2.3%	0	71	55.7	4
Daniel Dye	24	27	34	34	7	34	25.5	-10	52	52	+0	12	2	15.6%	0	66	70.4	0
Lawless Alan	15	16	35	35	5	27	25.0	-20	36	44	-8	19	1	25.8%	0	65	70.9	0
Brandon Jones	6	36	36	36	2	37	24.3	-30	20	19	+1	19	3	37.5%	0	50	75.4	10
Sam Mayer	11	37	37	37	9	36	31.1	-26	35	27	+8	8	0	8.6%	0	49	34.8	1
Riley Herbst	2	38	38	38	1	8	25.1	-36	17	23	-6	17	2	37.5%	4	48	77.9	5

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Michigan International Speedway
Cabo Wabo 250
Race Winner: Justin Allgaier
Age: 38
Team : No. 7 - Hellmann's/Meijer Chevrolet
Owner: Kelley Earnhardt-Miller
Crew Chief: James Pohlman
Justin Allgaier won the Cabo Wabo 250, his 25th victory in 459 Xfinity Series races.
This is his second victory and 13th top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and eighth top-10 finish in 13 races at Michigan International Speedway.
Sheldon Creed (second) posted his first top-10 finish in three races at Michigan International Speedway. It is his 13th top-10 finish in 2024.
John Hunter Nemechek (third) posted his third top-10 finish in five races at Michigan International Speedway.
Leland Honeyman (12th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Cole Custer leads the point standings by 12 points over Justin Allgaier.

Race Recap

Justin Allgaier wins overtime Xfinity Series race at Michigan

August 17th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Justin Allgaier used pit strategy and a fast No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet to take the lead of Saturday’s Cabo Wabo 250 at Michigan International Speedway with 16 laps of regulation remaining and then held off the field in two laps of overtime – before a caution came out ending the race for an accident mid-field.

Allgaier pit for fuel seven laps later than the next six front-runners at the time, returned to the track and ultimately – methodically – picked each car off to claim the late lead. He took the white flag signaling one lap remaining and a few moments later one of the late-race leaders Carson Kvapil hit the wall in what became a chain reaction melee involving Chandler Smith and Kyle Sieg, whose car flipped end-over-end. Sieg was able to quickly climb out of his car and walked to the waiting medical crew.

Meanwhile Allgaier took the yellow and checkered flags just ahead of Joe Gibbs Racing’s Sheldon Creed, JGR’s John Hunter Nemechek, Our Motorsports’ Anthony Alfredo and JR Motorsports’ Sammy Smith.

It’s the sixth consecutive top-10 finish in as many races for the 38-year-old Allgaier, who with the win – the 25th of his career – is now 10th on the NASCAR Xfinity Series all-time win list moving ahead of his team owner, NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr.

A bright rainbow hung in the sky as the field sat on pit road just before the overtime re-start as NASCAR track workers dried the famed two-mile Michigan track after the second brief rain shower of the day.

Asked to rally again, Allgaier proved his muster, ultimately passing his teammate Sammy Smith on the re-start and then holding off both JGR teammates Creed and defending race winner Nemechek for his second victory of the season.

“Just cannot say thank you enough to this team and all these guys standing right here,” Allgaier said. “It’s been an incredible week. We did not show up at [the last race in] Indianapolis like we wanted to and these guys have worked tirelessly through this break.

“It’s truly special, winning at Michigan.”

It was a record 11th runner-up finish for Creed – breaking a tie with current NASCAR Cup Series driver and former Xfinity Series champion Daniel Hemric and NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Jarrett for most second-place finishes in the series without a win.

Trophy or not, it was a productive day for Creed, who started from pole position and also announced before the race that he signed a multi-year contract to drive for the new Haas Factory Team in the series next season. He was among the seven race leaders, out front for 23 laps and his rally to runner-up that more impressive considering he spun out while leading early in the race.

“This one might have frustrated me the most out of all of them so far,” Creed said. “I had a Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota GR Supra as fast as Xfinity internet today, and led the beginning, got spun there and rallied back.

“I was probably too conservative behind the 20 (John Hunter Nemechek) trying to save fuel. I was a couple, few laps short on fuel there and the 7 (Justin Allgaier) was in a little bit better spot, and once the 7 got around both of us, and the 88 (Carson Kvapil), I know I needed to go. I probably set behind the 20 another two laps and then charged and was running the 7 down. Just had a really good car, but that caution for rain came at a bad time for us.”

NASCAR Cup Series regular Noah Gragson, Matt DiBenedetto, NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship contender Taylor Gray, Caesar Bacarella and A.J. Allmendinger rounded out the top-10. It marks only the third top-10 of Bacarella’s career.

With five regular season races remaining, Sammy Smith moves into the 12th place in the championship standings holding the final Playoff position by a single point over Ryan Sieg, who won Stage 1 and finished 13th on Saturday.

Cole Custer finished an uncharacteristic 30th-place after his Ford suffered damage in a mid-race accident. The defending series champion continues to lead the regular season championship, but his advantage has been trimmed now to only 12 points over race winner Allgaier.