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NASCAR Xfinity Series

Tennessee Lottery 250

Nashville Superspeedway

June 29th, 2024

Race #17 of the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 188
Miles Raced : 250.6
Time of Race : 01 Hours 57 minutes 36 seconds
Average Speed: 127.571 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.366 seconds
Cautions: 3
Caution Laps: 17
Lead Changes: 4

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
John Hunter Nemechek	15	1	1	1	1	15	3.7	+14	19	10	+9	19	39	100.0%	76	188	138.9	0
Chandler Smith	8	10	2	2	1	11	5.9	+6	29	24	+5	29	16	100.0%	0	188	114.3	43
Jesse Love	38	22	5	3	3	38	13.9	+35	65	24	+41	26	9	51.1%	0	188	93.6	38
Austin Hill	5	8	3	4	1	31	10.1	+1	32	15	+17	12	1	87.8%	0	188	93.1	33
Noah Gragson	7	9	4	5	2	22	6.0	+2	28	26	+2	27	11	98.4%	0	188	111.8	0
Riley Herbst	9	4	6	6	3	32	9.8	+3	51	39	+12	30	4	83.5%	0	188	97.2	36
AJ Allmendinger	4	3	7	7	2	19	4.3	-3	24	15	+9	24	25	98.4%	0	188	115.7	48
Justin Allgaier	6	7	11	8	1	29	9.1	-2	46	24	+22	30	12	92.6%	0	188	101.6	37
Cole Custer	2	2	8	9	1	9	3.2	-7	6	17	-11	6	11	100.0%	64	188	121.2	43
Sam Mayer	24	6	9	10	2	24	10.7	+14	28	27	+1	20	5	94.7%	0	188	86.3	27
Ryan Sieg	3	15	10	11	1	24	10.3	-8	19	26	-7	18	1	98.4%	0	188	87.8	27
Carson Kvapil	30	19	12	12	3	31	20.8	+18	43	37	+6	3	0	26.6%	0	188	69.5	25
Brandon Jones	13	24	13	13	2	27	10.2	+0	46	26	+20	28	11	82.5%	0	188	93.6	35
Tyler Reddick	11	17	14	14	5	20	15.3	-3	29	37	-8	22	0	54.3%	0	188	78.7	0
Shane van Gisbergen	28	23	16	15	13	31	20.6	+13	52	45	+7	9	0	17.0%	0	188	68.2	22
Parker Kligerman	10	21	17	16	7	31	17.1	-6	41	34	+7	17	0	46.8%	0	188	69.8	21
Parker Retzlaff	21	18	18	17	5	24	16.4	+4	31	35	-4	9	0	27.1%	0	188	71.0	20
Anthony Alfredo	17	14	19	18	3	23	15.5	-1	34	38	-4	15	0	51.6%	0	188	74.0	19
Jeb Burton	19	20	20	19	10	35	21.4	+0	45	40	+5	1	0	0.5%	0	188	60.7	18
Ty Gibbs	1	5	21	20	1	29	8.2	-19	28	21	+7	13	20	71.8%	48	188	99.4	0
Brennan Poole	18	28	22	21	14	30	21.7	-3	30	41	-11	0	0	0.0%	0	188	57.2	16
Jeremy Clements	16	32	24	22	7	32	21.5	-6	48	60	-12	13	0	17.6%	0	188	59.2	15
Ryan Ellis	23	31	23	23	11	31	25.2	+0	24	35	-11	0	0	1.6%	0	188	50.7	14
Josh Williams	26	13	25	24	10	30	22.3	+2	39	46	-7	3	0	4.3%	0	187	54.5	13
Leland Honeyman Jr	25	26	26	25	12	30	25.7	+0	47	52	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	187	47.0	12
Kyle Sieg	27	27	27	26	13	31	25.9	+1	34	39	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	187	46.8	11
Ross Chastain	20	25	28	27	11	29	23.9	-7	31	41	-10	0	0	1.6%	0	187	50.3	0
Hailie Deegan	31	16	29	28	12	38	30.5	+3	17	14	+3	0	0	0.5%	0	187	39.7	9
Matt DiBenedetto	22	29	30	29	17	31	28.9	-7	29	49	-20	0	0	0.0%	0	187	40.7	8
Sammy Smith	12	12	31	30	4	33	23.0	-18	25	35	-10	9	0	28.7%	0	187	63.0	7
Kyle Weatherman	29	30	32	31	7	33	30.7	-2	14	17	-3	0	1	1.1%	0	186	39.8	6
Sheldon Creed	14	11	15	33	2	33	16.8	-19	32	51	-19	15	0	61.7%	0	185	65.0	4
Chad Finchum	35	35	35	34	32	38	36.2	+1	20	19	+1	0	0	0.0%	0	184	28.2	3
Blaine Perkins	34	34	34	35	33	38	35.0	-1	23	15	+8	0	0	0.0%	0	184	31.7	2
Garrett Smithley	36	37	36	36	32	38	35.3	+0	6	16	-10	0	0	0.0%	0	183	26.7	1
Dawson Cram	32	38	38	37	29	38	34.1	-5	10	16	-6	0	0	0.0%	0	183	32.0	0
Patrick Emerling	33	36	37	38	28	38	36.7	-5	9	21	-12	0	0	0.0%	0	183	26.7	1

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Race Fast Facts

Nashville Superspeedway
Tennessee Lottery 250
Race Winner: John Hunter Nemechek
Age: 27
Team : No. 20 - Pye Barker Fire & Safety Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Tyler Allen
John Hunter Nemechek won the Tennessee Lottery 250, his 11th victory in 109 Xfinity Series races.
This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in two races at Nashville Superspeedway.
Chandler Smith (second) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Nashville Superspeedway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2024.
Jesse Love (third) posted his first top-10 finish in one races at Nashville Superspeedway.
Jesse Love (third) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

John Hunter Nemechek takes the checkered flag at Nashville Superspeedway

June 29th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

John Hunter Nemechek survived a steamy hot afternoon and held off a highly-motivated field to win the Tennessee Lottery 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Nashville Superspeedway Saturday afternoon.

It’s the second Xfinity Series win of the season for Nemechek in the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota – and 11^th of his career in the series. The 27-year-old North Carolinian won Stage 2 and led a race best 76 of the 188 laps, including the final 46 after taking the lead on a re-start from Cole Custer, who navigated a corner too high allowing Nemechek to get by.

“Feels good to be back in the 20-machine, we’ve been close to winning a lot this year in this thing,’’ said Nemechek, who will make his first NASCAR Cup Series start at Nashville on Sunday when he competes in his fulltime ride, the No. 42 Toyota for Legacy Motor Club.

“Being able to capitalize on it is huge. … it’s great to get it done here in Nashville.

It was a Joe Gibbs Racing 1-2 with Nemechek’s teammate Chandler Smith rallying to a runner-up finish – 1.234-seconds behind Nemechek – on a day that left many in the field standing outside their cars on pit road after the checkered flag taking water and resting after in-car in-race temperatures neared 130 degrees. Several of the drivers either didn’t wear a “cool suit” or had malfunctions with the one they did use.

Much of the hard work came from the rear of the starting grid where championship contenders such as Jesse Love, Austin Hill and Sheldon Creed rallied to race up front after starting from the rear for technical issues.

Creed’s No. 18 JGR Toyota ran among the top 10 after starting at the back of the 38-car field, only to have engine issues in the closing laps.

The Richard Childress Racing teammates Love and Hill certainly had impressive hard-earned finishes in their Chevrolets despite the weather challenges and positions on the starting grid – rallying to third and fourth place finishes, respectively.

NASCAR Cup Series regular and former Xfinity Series title contender Noah Gragson rounded out the top five in the No. 30 Rette Jones Racing Ford – his second start in the car this season.

“I have no idea,’’ a smiling Love said of how he passed 69 cars on the day and finished top five when his cool suit was not working properly.

“Just proud to be part of a team that doesn’t give up,’’ he continued. “That was probably the hottest I’ve ever been. Just proud of my guys.’’

Another driver suffering from the heat when his cool suit didn’t work was Stewart-Haas Racing’s Riley Herbst, who still managed a sixth-place finish despite the circumstances. The 2023 Nashville race winner, A.J. Allmendinger finished seventh, followed by Justin Allgaier, Cole Custer and Sam Mayer.

Custer holds on to the Xfinity Series championship lead by 15 points over Chandler Smith but was – as expected – frustrated not to come away with his first victory of the season after leading an impressive 64 laps himself. He fell all the way back to fifth losing the lead to Nemechek on that race-deciding restart and ultimately had his work cut out to stay among the top 10.

“I think I over-drove on that restart a little bit into Turn 1,’’ said the Stewart-Haas Racing driver Custer. “There’s a couple things I could have done better.

“Everyone’s got dirty air and man, it was hard to make speed. I felt like we were solid when we were in the top-three cars but once we got back there it was tough to get the car to handle.

“I can’t say enough about our guys. We’re bringing cars that compete for wins every week, it’s just heartbreaking every week not to win. We’re bringing good cars and leading laps, we’ll get it eventually. We’ll keep digging.’’