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Pit Stop Results

NASCAR Xfinity Series

BetRivers 200

Dover International Speedway

April 27th, 2024

Race #10 of the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 200
- Extended to 208 laps
Miles Raced : 208.0
Time of Race: 02h 22m 48s
Average Speed: 87.395 mph
Cautions : 10
Caution Laps : 61
Lead Changes : 11
Cars in Race : 38
Finished On Lead Lap: 20 (53 %)

Daniel Hemric and crew celebrate — Avondale, Arizona - November 6th, 2021: Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, and crew celebrate with the 2021 Xfinity Series Championship flag after winning during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | Getty Images

Pit Stop Summary Table

Detail table of each pit stop is below the summary table.

DRIVER	# STOPS	AVG SVC	AVERAGE STOP	FASTEST STOP	SLOWEST STOP
AJ Allmendinger	3	16.504	49.878	48.877	50.629
David Starr	1	19.280	54.696	54.696	54.696
Ryan Truex	2	15.714	49.503	48.332	50.673
Justin Allgaier	3	15.914	48.963	47.693	50.484
Parker Kligerman	3	17.717	51.318	48.928	52.962
Jeb Burton	3	15.982	50.431	49.110	52.515
Matt DiBenedetto	1	18.184	51.991	51.991	51.991
Ryan Ellis	3	18.571	53.628	52.604	55.459
Kyle Weatherman	2	18.601	51.802	50.103	53.500
Brennan Poole	2	19.634	53.992	53.734	54.250
Cole Custer	3	15.103	48.415	47.547	49.396
Austin Hill	4	15.956	49.769	48.083	53.574
Brandon Jones	3	13.557	46.903	41.196	49.776
Jeremy Clements	2	18.483	52.236	51.739	52.733
Josh Williams	2	17.183	52.011	51.614	52.407
Riley Herbst	3	14.691	48.545	47.919	49.765
Anthony Alfredo	2	19.850	53.575	53.142	54.007
Patrick Emerling	2	20.768	55.378	54.889	55.867
Sheldon Creed	3	15.980	49.726	49.626	49.884
Kyle Sieg	1	20.119	55.756	55.756	55.756
Sam Mayer	3	15.859	49.357	49.099	49.590
Chandler Smith	3	16.181	50.333	49.719	51.049
Hailie Deegan	1	17.884	53.257	53.257	53.257
Corey Heim	1	16.781	50.604	50.604	50.604
Taylor Gray	3	16.716	50.228	49.061	51.566
Parker Retzlaff	3	17.060	50.889	50.302	51.920
Sammy Smith	2	15.030	49.111	48.146	50.076
Leland Honeyman Jr	2	20.219	54.902	53.860	55.944
Daniel Dye	2	18.299	52.906	51.500	54.312
Jesse Love	3	13.669	47.472	41.306	51.190
Shane van Gisbergen	3	16.038	49.938	49.423	50.401
Carson Kvapil	3	17.994	51.619	50.337	52.756

Pit Stop Detail Table

Summary table of each pit stop is above the detail table.

DRIVER	LDR LAP	DRV LAP	STOP	TOTAL	TYPE
Shane van Gisbergen	29	29	15.75	50.40	Four Wheel Change
Parker Retzlaff	29	29	16.25	50.45	Four Wheel Change
Jesse Love	29	29	17.25	51.19	Four Wheel Change
Jeb Burton	29	29	16.85	52.52	Four Wheel Change
Josh Williams	30	29	17.95	52.41	Four Wheel Change
Austin Hill	47	47	14.68	48.08	Four Wheel Change
Cole Custer	47	47	15.08	48.30	Four Wheel Change
Parker Kligerman	47	47	15.52	48.93	Four Wheel Change
Sam Mayer	47	47	16.25	49.59	Four Wheel Change
Sheldon Creed	47	47	15.50	49.67	Four Wheel Change
Brandon Jones	47	47	16.35	49.74	Four Wheel Change
Riley Herbst	47	47	15.85	49.77	Four Wheel Change
Sammy Smith	47	47	15.85	50.08	Four Wheel Change
AJ Allmendinger	47	47	16.72	50.13	Four Wheel Change
Justin Allgaier	47	47	17.41	50.48	Four Wheel Change
Corey Heim	47	47	16.78	50.60	Four Wheel Change
Ryan Truex	47	47	16.68	50.67	Four Wheel Change
Chandler Smith	47	47	17.12	51.05	Four Wheel Change
Taylor Gray	47	47	18.32	51.57	Four Wheel Change
Jeremy Clements	47	47	17.85	51.74	Four Wheel Change
Carson Kvapil	47	47	19.32	52.76	Four Wheel Change
Anthony Alfredo	47	47	19.35	53.14	Four Wheel Change
Kyle Weatherman	47	47	20.29	53.50	Four Wheel Change
Brennan Poole	47	47	19.02	53.73	Four Wheel Change
Daniel Dye	47	47	19.88	54.31	Four Wheel Change
Ryan Ellis	47	47	19.92	55.46	Four Wheel Change
Patrick Emerling	47	47	20.68	55.87	Four Wheel Change
Cole Custer	93	93	14.41	47.55	Four Wheel Change
Justin Allgaier	93	93	14.68	47.69	Four Wheel Change
Riley Herbst	93	93	14.45	47.92	Four Wheel Change
Sammy Smith	93	93	14.21	48.15	Four Wheel Change
Ryan Truex	93	93	14.75	48.33	Four Wheel Change
Austin Hill	93	93	14.98	48.53	Four Wheel Change
AJ Allmendinger	93	93	15.65	48.88	Four Wheel Change
Taylor Gray	93	93	15.11	49.06	Four Wheel Change
Sam Mayer	93	93	15.88	49.38	Four Wheel Change
Sheldon Creed	93	93	16.12	49.63	Four Wheel Change
Jeb Burton	93	93	15.82	49.67	Four Wheel Change
Chandler Smith	93	93	16.15	49.72	Four Wheel Change
Brandon Jones	93	93	16.42	49.78	Four Wheel Change
Jesse Love	93	93	16.42	49.92	Four Wheel Change
Shane van Gisbergen	93	93	16.98	49.99	Four Wheel Change
Kyle Weatherman	93	93	16.92	50.10	Four Wheel Change
Carson Kvapil	93	93	16.68	50.34	Four Wheel Change
Parker Retzlaff	93	93	18.38	51.92	Four Wheel Change
Matt DiBenedetto	93	93	18.18	51.99	Four Wheel Change
Parker Kligerman	93	93	18.72	52.06	Four Wheel Change
Ryan Ellis	93	93	17.85	52.60	Four Wheel Change
Jeremy Clements	93	93	19.12	52.73	Four Wheel Change
Kyle Sieg	93	93	20.12	55.76	Four Wheel Change
Leland Honeyman Jr	93	93	20.52	55.94	Four Wheel Change
David Starr	94	93	19.28	54.70	Four Wheel Change
Patrick Emerling	94	93	20.85	54.89	Four Wheel Change
Jesse Love	103	102	7.34	41.31	Two Wheel Change Left
Brandon Jones	160	160	7.91	41.20	Two Wheel Change Right
Riley Herbst	160	160	13.78	47.95	Four Wheel Change
Austin Hill	160	160	15.28	48.89	Four Wheel Change
Sam Mayer	160	160	15.45	49.10	Four Wheel Change
Jeb Burton	160	160	15.28	49.11	Four Wheel Change
Sheldon Creed	160	160	16.32	49.88	Four Wheel Change
Taylor Gray	160	160	16.72	50.06	Four Wheel Change
Parker Retzlaff	160	160	16.55	50.30	Four Wheel Change
AJ Allmendinger	160	160	17.15	50.63	Four Wheel Change
Carson Kvapil	160	160	17.98	51.76	Four Wheel Change
Anthony Alfredo	160	160	20.35	54.01	Four Wheel Change
Hailie Deegan	161	153	17.88	53.26	Four Wheel Change
Josh Williams	161	159	16.41	51.61	Four Wheel Change
Shane van Gisbergen	161	160	15.38	49.42	Four Wheel Change
Ryan Ellis	161	160	17.95	52.82	Four Wheel Change
Leland Honeyman Jr	161	160	19.92	53.86	Four Wheel Change
Brennan Poole	161	160	20.25	54.25	Four Wheel Change
Daniel Dye	161	161	16.72	51.50	Four Wheel Change
Cole Custer	167	167	15.82	49.40	Four Wheel Change
Chandler Smith	168	168	15.28	50.23	Four Wheel Change
Justin Allgaier	175	175	15.65	48.71	Four Wheel Change
Parker Kligerman	175	175	18.92	52.96	Four Wheel Change
Austin Hill	203	203	18.89	53.57	Four Wheel Change

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Race Fast Facts

Dover Motor Speedway
BetRivers 200
Race Winner: Ryan Truex
Age: 32
Team : No. 20 - The Toyota Gazoo Racing Toyota
Owner: Joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: Tyler Allen
Ryan Truex won the BetRivers 200, his second victory in 95 Xfinity Series races.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in eight races at Dover Motor Speedway.
Carson Kvapil (second) posted his first top-10 finish in one race at Dover Motor Speedway. It is his second top-10 finish in 2024.
Sam Mayer (third) posted his third top-10 finish in three races at Dover Motor Speedway.
Shane Van Gisbergen (18th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Chandler Smith leads the point standings by 1 points over Cole Custer.

Race Recap

Ryan Truex wins second straight Xfinity race at Dover

April 27th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

The hometown favorite, Ryan Truex prevailed in a thrilling double-overtime finish in the BetRivers 200 NASCAR Xfinity Series race Saturday at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway, leading only the two final laps to earn back-to-back victories at the one-mile track.

The New Jersey native and defending race winner started alongside 20-year old Carson Kvapil on the front row for the final overtime re-start then pulled away to take the lead and ultimately the white flag – signaling one lap to go. An accident elsewhere on track officially ended the race under caution.

“I can’t believe it, our car was just good at the end when it mattered, I was so loose all day,” said Truex, 32, the younger brother of NASCAR Cup Series driver Martin Truex Jr.

“Shout out to Carson what an amazing run for what, his second race. I felt a little bad running him up the hill, but you’ve got to take these things when you can.

“I think I held my breath the last two laps. Love these fans. Love this track.”

While Truex hoisted and will certainly savor the Dover trophy, it was also a great day for Kvapil driving the No. 88 JR Motorsports Chevrolet. The son of former NASCAR driver Travis Kvapil, finished fourth in his only other series start – at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway earlier this year – giving him a very promising pair of top five results in as many Xfinity Series races he’s competed in.

“This is pretty incredible,” Kvapil said. “Definitely felt like we had a fast car going into the day, but to be competing for the win on a green-white-checkered is pretty amazing. We’ve been in this situation before just not quite at this level.”

For much of the final laps, the outcome looked like it was going to be decided between former Richard Childress Racing teammates, Austin Hill and Sheldon Creed. Hill, driver of the No. 21 RCR Chevrolet and Creed, who now drives the No. 18 JGR Toyota restarted door-to-door on the front row on a re-start with 11 laps remaining. As that pair raced aggressively side-by-side for the lead, Kvapil put his Chevy down low, three-wide and drove past the pair to take the lead with eight laps remaining.

On the final restart of regulation- with five laps remaining – Hill and Kvapil restarted alongside one another on the front row, but Hill spun out in tight-quarter action between them in Turn 1, necessitating overtime. Kvapil was able to fend off the field on that first re-start, only to have another caution come out. On the second re-start, he and Truex started alongside each other, but Truex was able to get around Kvapil at the start and pace the field for the final two laps.

The race was briefly halted under red flag conditions for a light rain with 34 laps remaining. Stewart-Haas Racing’s Cole Custer – who led a race best 95 of the 208 laps – was leading at the time and then decided to pit for tires and fuel during yellow flag laps just before the cars restarted. He had to restart at the tail end of the field, but the reigning series champion rallied back to a fifth-place finish – able to advance on three ensuing caution periods plus the double overtime.

JR Motorsports’ Sam Mayer finished third, with Creed fourth followed by Custer. Kaulig Racing’s A.J. Allmendinger was sixth, followed by JGR’s Chandler Smith, Kyle Weatherman Racing’s Kyle Weatherman, Our Motorsports’ Anthony Alfredo and Jordan Anderson Racing’s Parker Retzlaff.

The ninth-place finish was especially big for Alfredo, earning him the final Dash 4 Cash $100,000 prize – besting Riley Herbst, Jesse Love and Ryan Sieg – in the last of the four-race incentive program sponsored by Xfinity.

“Really coming into this race, that was our motivation, it wasn’t something to just be a part of, yeah, I mean this was huge,” Alfredo said. “You don’t understand how small our budget is compared to these bigger teams. People overlook it because we’ve been running so well. The last three weeks we’ve been running top-10, and everyone asks, ‘who’s your alliance with.’

“… Coming into this race we knew if we could pull it off, we could invest in our team to be that much better.”

JR Motorsports’ Justin Allgaier, a two-time Dover winner, won the opening stage of the race and ran up front – his 39 laps in the lead second only to Custer. He also pit in the waning laps and managed to rally back to a 17th-place finish.