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Las Vegas Motor Speedway Race Results

Victoria's Voice Foundation 200 Presented by Westgate Resorts

September 24th, 2021

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RESULTS

START POS

FINAL STATUS

LAPS COMPLETED

LAPS LED

POINTS

PLAYOFF POINTS

1

Christian Eckes

98 |

15

Running

134

4

46

0

2

Ben Rhodes

99 |

7

Running

134

5

51

0

3

Matt Crafton

88 |

6

Running

134

0

37

0

4

Johnny Sauter

13 |

11

Running

134

2

33

0

5

Todd Gilliland

38 |

8

Running

134

66

51

0

6

Stewart Friesen

52 |

3

Running

134

1

44

0

7

Grant Enfinger

9 |

23

Running

134

0

30

0

8

Austin Wayne Self

22 |

13

Running

134

0

29

0

9

Ryan Truex

40 |

14

Running

134

0

28

0

10

Austin Hill

16 |

10

Running

134

12

33

0

11

Bret Holmes

32 |

35

Running

134

1

26

0

12

Derek Kraus

19 |

12

Running

134

0

25

0

13

Chase Purdy

23 |

19

Running

134

0

24

0

14

Tate Fogleman

12 |

33

Running

134

1

23

0

15

Spencer Davis

11 |

34

Running

134

0

22

0

16

Kris Wright

02 |

26

Running

134

0

21

0

17

Tyler Hill

56 |

24

Running

133

0

20

0

18

Danny Bohn

30 |

28

Running

133

0

19

0

19

Spencer Boyd

20 |

31

Running

133

0

18

0

20

Cj McLaughlin

33 |

30

Running

133

0

0

0

21

Dylan Lupton

34 |

36

Running

133

0

16

0

22

Carson Hocevar

42 |

5

Running

132

8

23

0

23

Tanner Gray

15 |

29

Running

132

0

19

0

24

Drew Dollar

51 |

18

Running

132

0

13

0

25

Brett Moffitt

25 |

22

Running

131

1

0

0

26

Howie Disavino III

3 |

25

Running

130

0

11

0

27

Jennifer Jo Cobb

10 |

32

Running

129

0

10

0

28

Cory Roper

04 |

21

Running

121

0

9

0

29

Zane Smith

21 |

4

Running

115

0

13

0

30

Jack Wood

24 |

20

Accident

114

0

7

0

31

Hailie Deegan

1 |

17

Accident

101

0

6

0

32

Keith McGee

49 |

37

Too Slow

91

0

5

0

33

John H. Nemechek

4 |

1

Running

85

33

14

0

34

Tyler Ankrum

26 |

16

Accident

70

0

4

0

35

Chandler Smith

18 |

2

Accident

70

0

11

0

36

Sheldon Creed

2 |

9

Accident

70

0

10

0

37

Chris Hacker

45 |

27

DVP

6

0

1

0

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  • POS 1 | LEADER

    headshot of Christian Eckes

    POS1

    LEADER

    Christian Eckes

    Driver badge number 98 |

  • POS 2 | 0.272

    headshot of Ben Rhodes

    POS2

    0.272

    Ben Rhodes

    Driver badge number 99 |

  • POS 3 | 0.971

    headshot of Matt Crafton

    POS3

    0.971

    Matt Crafton

    Driver badge number 88 |

Christian Eckes earns first career Camping World Truck Series win at Las Vegas

For the second consecutive week, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series crowned a first-time winner. Christian Eckes, a 20-year old New York native, took the lead on a final restart with four laps remaining to claim his first trophy and lead a historic 1-2-3-4 finish for the ThorSport Racing team.

Eckes teammate Ben Rhodes finished .272-seconds back, followed by playoff driver Matt Crafton and veteran Johnny Sauter who completed the ThorSport four-of-a-kind at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Todd Gilliland finished fifth after leading a race-best 66 laps.

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Although understandably excited on the radio when he realized he‘d won the race, Eckes was more subdued and reflective when he climbed out of his No. 98 ThorSport Toyota and greeted the crowd.

“Man, this is big,” said Eckes, formerly a Kyle Busch Motorsports driver, who was making only his ninth start in a part-time campaign with ThorSport this season.

“It‘s been a tough year. That‘s all I got to say, it‘s been a tough year since last November. Hopefully I proved I can still do this.

“I‘m speechless. It‘s been a rough year, been a rough year.”

With the runner-up effort, Rhodes was the top finishing Playoff driver in a race that saw five of the eight playoff contenders finish 20th or worse. Rhodes‘ work, coupled with an uncharacteristically tough outing for regular-season champion John Hunter Nemechek changed the points standings for the first time since Week 3 of the season.

Rhodes, who won the opening two races of the season, now holds a six-point edge over Nemechek, who finished 33rd with mechanical problems as the series goes into the second race of this three-race Playoff round. Prior to his No. 4 KBM Toyota suffering issues, Nemechek earned his series-best 11th stage win, taking the opening Stage Friday night.

RELATED: Nemechek loses power in Stage 2 at Las Vegas | Playoff standings

Playoff driver Stewart Friesen finished sixth, followed by Grant Enfinger, Austin Wayne Self, Ryan Truex and Austin Hill.

Not only was it a rough night for the championship contenders — it was a bitter pill to swallow for Gilliland, who paced the race most of the night and had been leading prior to that last restart.

“I think that was the most fun I‘ve ever had racing a truck, but it stinks walking away from a race track for the second straight week, ultra-disappointed,” said Gilliland, who won Stage 2 and led a race-best 66 laps. Last week, he was eliminated from Playoff contention by a mere two points.

The majority of current Playoff drivers could relate.

Last week‘s first-time race winner Carson Hocevar, who ran among the top-10 most of the night, had a late-race green flag pit stop and ended up 22nd.  Zane Smith was 29th and Chandler Smith and reigning series champion Sheldon Creed were 35th and 36th after being involved in a big accident on Lap 70.

“Restarts were insane all night,” Creed said, adding, “I didn‘t have a great truck but thought we were a top-eight truck at least. Unfortunate, but it‘s going to make Talladega fun and interesting.”

The series races next Saturday in the Chevrolet Silverado 250 at Talladega Superspeedway (1 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). Raphael Lessard won the race in 2020.

Note: The race-winning No. 98 ThorSport Toyota of Eckes passed NASCAR‘s post-race inspection. There were no other issues.