By the Numbers: 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series season
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Look back through the numbers and the most impressive stats from the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series season with help from Racing Insights.
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Seventeen drivers won at least once in 2024; only two seasons had more than 17 (18 in 1988, 2017).
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Three drivers got their first win in 2024: Jesse Love (Talladega), Shane van Gisbergen (Portland), Connor Zilisch (Watkins Glen).
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William Sawalich became the third youngest driver to win a pole in the Xfinity Series when he won the honor at Phoenix Raceway during the season finale (18 years, one month and six days).
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Fourteen drivers won a pole in 2024. Jesse Love led all drivers with five poles, the most by a rookie since Christopher Bell in 2018.
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With his win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, AJ Allmendinger became the oldest Xfinity Series winner (42 years, 10 months and three days) since Mark Martin at Las Vegas in 2011.
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Sam Mayer bested Ryan Sieg by 0.002 seconds, tying the record for the second-closest margin of victory in Xfinity Series history.
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Connor Zilisch won the pole and recorded his first career win in his first start at Watkins Glen. At 18 years, one month and 23 days, he became the second youngest winner in Xfinity Series history behind Joey Logano at Kentucky in June 2008.
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Sheldon Creed’s 16 top-five finishes in 2024 are tied for the most among all drivers with Chandler Smith. Six of the 16 were runner-ups, becoming the first driver to have six runner-up finishes without a win.
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Kyle Larson’s win at Circuit of The Americas was Hendrick Motorsports' first Xfinity Series win in No. 17 car. Chase Elliott went on to win the orgaization's second race in the No. 17 Chevy at Charlotte in May.
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Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 20 machine became the first car in Xfinity Series history to get its first four wins of a season with four different drivers. The team ended the year with nine wins, with four different drivers winning twice.
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Jeremy Clements broke the Xfinity Series record for most consecutive starts at Darlington with his 383rd consecutive start; he finished the season with 393.