Cole Custer holds on in ‘crazy’ Overtime finish to earn first Xfinity Series Championship
It was a battle to the end for the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway.
It was a battle to the end for the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway.
As Justin Allgaier sat in his No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet during a 28-minute red-flag period late in last Saturday’s race at Martinsville Speedway, he calculated his odds for winning the event.
Justin Allgaier will race for a NASCAR Xfinity championship in Phoenix. Richard Childress Racing drivers Austin Hill and Sheldon Creed will not.
Sam Mayer needed to win to advance in the Xfinity Series Playoffs, and he delivered at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval.
Justin Allgaier gambled at Bristol, and it paid off.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series veteran and perennial championship contender Justin Allgaier said Tuesday that sometimes being that experienced competitor works against him.
Justin Allgaier muscled his way to his first-ever superspeedway victory in the Xfinity Series at Daytona after starting in the very back.
Cole Custer restarted sixth on an overtime restart, took the lead by the first corner and never looked back through the final two laps to win.
Kyle Larson leaned on John Hunter Nemechek to secure the win.
It was a chorus of boos from the crowd when Ty Gibbs climbed out his Toyota Supra at Phoenix Raceway, but the driver didn’t care.