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Tyler Dippel placed 11th in the Gander RV 150 at Pocono Raceway Saturday.Tyler Dippel

Ross Chastain earned the checkered flag in the race, with Tyler Ankrum finishing second, and Harrison Burton crossing the finish line third. Christian Eckes took fourth place, followed by Brett Moffitt in the No. 5 spot.

Stage 1 was won by Chastain, while Burton took Stage 2. Each driver added 10 bonus points to their weekend ledger.

Dippel earned 32 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 306 on the season. He ranks No. 11 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall points standings. Dippel did not earn any playoff points Saturday and remains on the hunt for his first playoff points of the season.

The second-year driver qualified in 20th position at 165.423 mph.

Dippel has yet to secure his first NASCAR win but has placed in the top 10 in one race.

There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured four cautions and 12 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were three lead changes.

With Chastain driving his Silverado to victory lane for Al Niece, Chevrolet added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 527 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 506. Ford sits at No. 3 with 471 points on the season.

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Natalie Decker finished 16th in the Gander RV 150 at Pocono Raceway Saturday.

Ross Chastain earned the checkered flag in the race, with Tyler Ankrum following in second, and Harrison Burton placing third. Christian Eckes took fourth place, followed by Brett Moffitt to round out the top five.

Stage 1 was won by Chastain, while Burton won Stage 2. Each driver added 10 bonus points to their weekend ledger.

Decker earned 21 points over the weekend, giving her 179 on the season. She ranks No. 19 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall points standings. Decker did not pick up any playoff points Saturday and has yet to tally her first playoff points of the season.

The second-year driver qualified in 24th position at 162.787 mph.

After 11 career starts, Decker continues to search for her first win and top-10 finish.

There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured four cautions and 12 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were three lead changes.

With Chastain driving his Silverado to glory for Al Niece, Chevrolet added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 527 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 506. Ford sits at No. 3 with 471 points on the season.

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Jordan Anderson placed 13th in the Gander RV 150 at Pocono Raceway Saturday.

Ross Chastain took the checkered flag in the race, with Tyler Ankrum taking second, and Harrison Burton placing third. Christian Eckes brought home fourth place, followed by Brett Moffitt in the No. 5 spot.

Chastain came away victorious in Stage 1, and Burton won Stage 2. Each driver earned 10 bonus points for their efforts.

Anderson earned 26 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 248 on the year. He ranks No. 13 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series standings. Anderson did not earn any playoff points Saturday and remains on the hunt for his first playoff points of the season.

The sixth-year driver qualified in 12th position at 168.618 mph.

Anderson has yet to secure his first NASCAR win, but has placed in the top 10 in two races.

There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured four cautions and 12 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were three lead changes.

With Chastain driving his Silverado to victory for Al Niece, Chevrolet added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 527 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 506. Ford sits at No. 3 with 471 points on the season.

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Christian Eckes finished fourth in the Gander RV 150 at Pocono Raceway Saturday. It’s Eckes’ first top-five finish of the season.

Ross Chastain earned the checkered flag in the race, with Tyler Ankrum finishing second, and Harrison Burton placing third. Brett Moffitt followed in fifth.

Chastain picked up 10 bonus points by winning Stage 1, and Burton took Stage 2 to pad his totals for the weekend.

Eckes earned 37 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 96 on the season. He ranks No. 28 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series points standings. Eckes did not muster any playoff points Saturday and has yet to tally his first playoff points of the season.

The second-year driver qualified in 13th position at 168.426 mph.

Eckes has yet to secure his first NASCAR win, but has placed in the top 10 in three races.

There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured four cautions and 12 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag there were three lead changes.

With Chastain driving his Silverado to victory lane for Al Niece, Chevrolet added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 527 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 506. Ford sits at No. 3 with 471 points on the season.

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Vinnie Miller finished 20th in the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway Saturday.

Chase Briscoe took the checkered flag in the race, with Christopher Bell following in second, and John H. Nemechek crossing the finish line third. Noah Gragson brought home fourth place, followed by Tyler Reddick to round out the top five.

Bell added 20 bonus points by winning each of the first two stages in the race.

Miller earned 17 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 225 on the year. He ranks No. 22 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series overall standings. Miller did not collect any playoff points Saturday and has yet to tally his first playoff points of the season.

The third-year driver qualified in 33rd position at 126.562 mph.

After 52 career starts, Miller continues to search for his first win and top-10 finish.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 58 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were eight lead changes.

With Briscoe driving his Mustang to victory lane for Fred Biagi, Ford added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 685 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 681. Ford sits at No. 3 with 666 points on the season.

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Ryan Vargas finished 17th in the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway Saturday.

Chase Briscoe earned the checkered flag in the race, with Christopher Bell following in second, and John H. Nemechek placing third. Noah Gragson brought home fourth place, followed by Tyler Reddick to round out the top five.

Bell won both Stage 1 and 2 to earn 20 bonus points.

Vargas earned 20 points over the weekend, increasing her total to 20 on the year. She ranks No. 52 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series standings. Vargas did not earn any playoff points Saturday and has yet to tally his first playoff points of the season.

The first-year driver qualified in 23rd position at 128.519 mph.

After zero career starts, Vargas continues to search for his first win and top-10 finish.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 58 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were eight lead changes.

With Briscoe driving his Mustang to victory for Fred Biagi, Ford added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 685 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 681. Ford sits at No. 3 with 666 points on the season.

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Ray Black Jr finished 11th in the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway Saturday.

Chase Briscoe came away with the victory in the race, with Christopher Bell finishing second, and John H. Nemechek crossing the finish line third. Noah Gragson took fourth place, followed by Tyler Reddick in the No. 5 spot.

Bell added 20 bonus points by winning each of the first two stages in the race.

Black earned 26 points over the weekend, giving him 297 on the year. He ranks No. 16 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series points standings. Black did not collect any playoff points Saturday and remains on the hunt for his first playoff points of the season.

The fifth-year driver qualified in 24th position at 128.252 mph.

After 83 career starts, Black continues to search for his first win and top-10 finish.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 58 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were eight lead changes.

With Briscoe driving his Mustang to victory for Fred Biagi, Ford added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 685 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 681. Ford sits at No. 3 with 666 points on the season.

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Shane Lee finished seventh in the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway Saturday. It’s Lee’s first top-10 finish of the season.

Chase Briscoe took the checkered flag in the race, with Christopher Bell finishing second, and John H. Nemechek crossing the finish line third. Noah Gragson took fourth place, followed by Tyler Reddick in the No. 5 spot.

Bell added 20 bonus points by winning each of the first two stages in the race.

Lee earned 30 points over the weekend, giving him 109 on the season. He ranks No. 31 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series standings. Lee did not earn any playoff points Saturday and remains on the hunt for his first playoff points of the season.

The second-year driver qualified in the seventh position at 131.932 mph.

Lee still is looking for his first career win but boasts one top-five finish and three finishes in the top 10.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 58 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were eight lead changes.

With Briscoe driving his Mustang to victory for Fred Biagi, Ford added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 685 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 681. Ford sits at No. 3 with 666 points on the season.

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John H. Nemechek crossed the finish line third in the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway Saturday. It’s Nemechek’s third top-five finish of the season.

Chase Briscoe finished out front in the race, with Christopher Bell taking second. Noah Gragson took fourth place, followed by Tyler Reddick to round out the top five.

Bell won both Stage 1 and 2 to earn 20 bonus points.

Nemechek earned 42 points over the weekend, giving him 573 on the season. He ranks No. 10 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series standings. Nemechek did not earn any playoff points Saturday and has yet to tally his first playoff points of the season.

The second-year driver qualified in 14th position at 130.874 mph. He led on two occasions for a total of 6 laps.

Nemechek has tallied one career victory, eight top-five finishes and has placed in the top 10 in 21 races.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 58 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were eight lead changes.

With Briscoe driving his Mustang to victory for Fred Biagi, Ford added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 685 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 681. Ford sits at No. 3 with 666 points on the season.

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Matt DiBenedetto crossed the finish line 17th in the Gander RV 400 at Pocono Raceway Sunday.

Denny Hamlin brought home the win in the race, with Erik Jones finishing second, and Martin Truex Jr placing third. William Byron took fourth place, followed by Kyle Larson to round out the top five.

Stage 1 was won by Kyle Busch, while Jimmie Johnson finished out front in Stage 2. Each driver added 10 bonus points to their weekend ledger.

DiBenedetto earned 20 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 349 on the season. He ranks No. 24 in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series overall points standings. DiBenedetto did not pick up any playoff points Sunday and still is seeking his first playoff points of the season.

The fifth-year driver qualified in 10th position at 171.638 mph.

DiBenedetto still is looking for his first career win, but boasts two top-five finishes and seven finishes in the top 10.

There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured seven cautions and 24 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag there were nine lead changes.

With Hamlin driving his Camry to victory for Joe Gibbs Racing, Toyota added 40 points. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 767 points, followed by Ford in the No. 2 spot with 744. Chevrolet sits at No. 3 with 708 points on the season.

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