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Somona Raceway Race Results

DoorDash 250 Results

June 11th, 2022

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RESULTS

START POS

FINAL STATUS

LAPS COMPLETED

LAPS LED

POINTS

PLAYOFF POINTS

1

Kyle Busch

51 |

3

Running

75

45

0

0

2

Zane Smith

38 |

13

Running

75

0

38

0

3

Ty Majeski

66 |

4

Running

75

4

44

1

4

Ross Chastain

41 |

2

Running

75

19

0

0

5

Chandler Smith

18 |

14

Running

75

0

41

0

6

Carson Hocevar

42 |

1

Running

75

0

37

0

7

Parker Kligerman

75 |

11

Running

75

0

36

0

8

John H. Nemechek

4 |

7

Running

75

0

37

0

9

Tyler Ankrum

16 |

5

Running

75

0

37

0

10

Matt DiBenedetto

25 |

12

Running

75

0

32

0

11

Grant Enfinger

23 |

8

Running

75

1

33

0

12

Harrison Burton

17 |

23

Running

75

0

0

0

13

Tanner Gray

15 |

27

Running

75

0

24

0

14

Kaz Grala

02 |

20

Running

75

0

30

0

15

Chase Purdy

61 |

25

Running

75

0

30

0

16

Jack Wood

24 |

28

Running

75

0

21

0

17

Austin Dillon

20 |

16

Running

75

0

0

0

18

Ben Rhodes

99 |

17

Running

75

6

29

1

19

Colby Howard

91 |

22

Running

75

0

18

0

20

Todd Bodine

62 |

31

Running

75

0

18

0

21

Blaine Perkins

9 |

29

Running

75

0

16

0

22

Brad Perez

43 |

32

Running

75

0

15

0

23

Spencer Boyd

12 |

36

Running

75

0

14

0

24

Dean Thompson

40 |

33

Running

75

0

16

0

25

Lawless Alan

45 |

19

Running

75

0

12

0

26

Kris Wright

44 |

30

Running

75

0

11

0

27

Derek Kraus

19 |

15

Running

74

0

14

0

28

Timmy Hill

56 |

21

Running

73

0

13

0

29

Alex Bowman

7 |

6

Accident

71

0

0

0

30

Josh Bilicki

30 |

26

Accident

70

0

0

0

31

Stewart Friesen

52 |

10

Accident

70

0

6

0

32

Hailie Deegan

1 |

9

Accident

66

0

8

0

33

Jade Buford

33 |

34

Transmission

61

0

0

0

34

Matt Crafton

88 |

24

Transmission

54

0

3

0

35

Christian Eckes

98 |

18

Accident

26

0

2

0

36

Stefan Parsons

46 |

35

Oil Cooler

9

0

0

0

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  • POS 1 | LEADER

    headshot of Kyle Busch

    POS1

    LEADER

    Kyle Busch

    Driver badge number 51 |

  • POS 2 | 1.176

    headshot of Zane Smith

    POS2

    1.176

    Zane Smith

    Driver badge number 38 |

  • POS 3 | 3.117

    headshot of Ty Majeski

    POS3

    3.117

    Ty Majeski

    Driver badge number 66 |

Kyle Busch wins Truck Series race at Sonoma Raceway

Kyle Busch held off Zane Smith in a frantic two-lap push to the finish at Sonoma (Calif.) Raceway to earn his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory of the year; extending his record career total to 62 series victories and a streak of 10 consecutive years with at least one series win.

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Busch led a race-best 45 of the 75 laps in the DoorDash 250 at the 1.99-mile road course in California wine country, but ultimately had to beat the young driver Smith, who leads the series with three wins in 2022.

As the Camping World Truck Series‘ all-time winningest driver, Busch has certainly prevailed under any number of race circumstances and that all came in handy Saturday afternoon. There were five leaders and 10 lead changes; a nearly 13-minute red flag in the closing laps and all the pit strategy you would expect in one of NASCAR‘s premier road course events.

A hard crash involving Josh Bilicki, Stewart Friesen and Alex Bowman entering Turn 1 brought the race’s final caution at Lap 71, with Bilicki and Friesen incurring the heaviest hits. Their contact with the concrete barriers shifted the walls and necessitated the red flag setting up the final dash to the finish.

Ross Chastain certainly kept Busch and Smith honest until late in the event when an off-course adventure negated any chance for him to pull off any final-lap heroics for the lead. There were five NASCAR Cup Series drivers entered Saturday in the first Truck Series race at Sonoma since 1998.

“Just continuing to work on the truck and make it better,” Busch said of his team‘s race-long work on the No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota that has now won three times on the season, including last week with driver Corey Heim.

“This Tundra TRD Pro was awesome today and really proud to drive it. We had a struggle at Charlotte a couple weeks ago but today was really good.”

Smith, who methodically worked his way forward later in the race, finished only 1.176-seconds behind Busch and conceded his team had to work hard on the truck at every pit stop — ultimately finding the right adjustments to contend at the end.

“Man, I hate finishing second, especially to him,” Smith said, offering a smile and adding, “That last lap was the fastest lap of the race for me. I just wish I was a little closer so I would have had a shot at him.”

Ty Majeski, who won the opening stage, finished third, followed by Chastain and Busch‘s teammate Chandler Smith.

Daniel Suárez — who replaced the injured driver Carson Hocevar early in the race, brought the pole-winning No. 42 Niece Motorsports Chevrolet home in sixth place. It was an amazing run for Suárez and the team, considering the truck lost two laps on pit road with the driver change on Lap 11.

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“It was busy man, very busy,” Suárez said, conceding he was disappointed to lose two laps instead of just one on the driver change.

“I was hoping for long runs so I could make up some ground,” he continued. “But I think we did a very good job and very thankful we were able to get some stage points and finish in the top-six. That was a pretty decent day. I wish we could have won, the truck was capable of winning the race.”

Parker Kligerman, John Hunter Nemechek, Tyler Ankrum and Matt DiBenedetto rounded out the top-10.

The top four-ranked drivers in the series are now separated by only 14 points with reigning series champion Ben Rhodes, the Stage 2 winner, challenging Busch up front before a tire problem forced him to pit.

Rhodes earned a series-best eighth stage win and holds onto the championship lead by a mere five points over Chandler Smith.

The event was the Truck Series’ first at the California road course since its four-race run from 1995-98. The first four Sonoma truck winners — Hall of Famer Ron Hornaday Jr., Dave Rezendes, Joe Ruttman and Boris Said — were in attendance.

The Camping World Truck Series’ next race is scheduled next Saturday (9 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN, SiriusXM) at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway’s half-mile dirt oval.

NOTE: Post-race inspection was completed without issue, confirming Kyle Busch as the winner of the race.

Contributing staff reports.