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Nashville Superspeedway Race Results

Rackley Roofing 200 Results

June 24th, 2022

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RESULTS

START POS

FINAL STATUS

LAPS COMPLETED

LAPS LED

POINTS

PLAYOFF POINTS

1

Ryan Preece

17 |

1

Running

150

74

59

0

2

Zane Smith

38 |

2

Running

150

70

54

1

3

Carson Hocevar

42 |

3

Running

150

0

39

0

4

Ty Majeski

66 |

12

Running

150

4

39

0

5

Stewart Friesen

52 |

9

Running

150

0

45

0

6

Christian Eckes

98 |

13

Running

150

0

39

0

7

Tyler Ankrum

16 |

16

Running

150

0

30

0

8

Max Gutierrez

22 |

36

Running

150

0

29

0

9

John H. Nemechek

4 |

11

Running

150

0

28

0

10

Matt Crafton

88 |

18

Running

150

0

27

0

11

Derek Kraus

19 |

5

Running

150

0

35

0

12

Ben Rhodes

99 |

15

Running

150

0

29

0

13

Chase Purdy

61 |

19

Running

150

0

24

0

14

Dean Thompson

40 |

24

Running

150

0

23

0

15

Chandler Smith

18 |

6

Running

150

0

28

0

16

Colby Howard

91 |

32

Running

150

0

21

0

17

Kris Wright

44 |

20

Running

150

0

20

0

18

Blaine Perkins

9 |

21

Running

150

0

19

0

19

Jesse Little

02 |

17

Running

150

0

18

0

20

Parker Kligerman

75 |

23

Running

150

2

17

0

21

Kaden Honeycutt

47 |

29

Running

150

0

16

0

22

Stefan Parsons

20 |

25

Running

150

0

15

0

23

Timmy Hill

56 |

26

Running

150

0

14

0

24

Lawless Alan

45 |

30

Running

150

0

13

0

25

Spencer Boyd

12 |

27

Running

150

0

12

0

26

Nick Leitz

43 |

33

Running

150

0

11

0

27

Todd Bodine

62 |

31

Running

148

0

12

0

28

Hailie Deegan

1 |

14

Running

144

0

9

0

29

Chris Hacker

33 |

34

Running

144

0

8

0

30

Tanner Gray

15 |

22

Running

143

0

7

0

31

Matt DiBenedetto

25 |

8

Accident

132

0

8

0

32

Grant Enfinger

23 |

7

Accident

126

0

6

0

33

Corey Heim

51 |

4

Accident

126

0

20

0

34

Camden Murphy

30 |

28

Accident

20

0

3

0

35

Jack Wood

24 |

10

Accident

6

0

2

0

36

Chase Janes

46 |

35

Rear Gear

1

0

1

0

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  • POS 1 | LEADER

    headshot of Ryan Preece

    POS1

    LEADER

    Ryan Preece

    Driver badge number 17 |

  • POS 2 | 0.507

    headshot of Zane Smith

    POS2

    0.507

    Zane Smith

    Driver badge number 38 |

  • POS 3 | 0.554

    headshot of Carson Hocevar

    POS3

    0.554

    Carson Hocevar

    Driver badge number 42 |

Ryan Preece wins Truck Series race at Nashville Superspeedway

LEBANON, Tenn. — His tires chattering with age over the final few laps, Ryan Preece held off charges from Zane Smith and Carson Hocevar to win Friday night‘s Rackley Roofing 200 at Nashville Superspeedway.

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The victory was the second straight for David Gilliland Racing, after Todd Gilliland won last Saturday‘s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race on dirt at Knoxville Raceway in the No. 17 Ford, the same number Preece drove on Friday.

The win was an encore performance for Preece, who scored his first Truck Series victory in last year‘s Nashville race. A part-time utility player in the Ford camp this season, Preece triumphed for the second time in his eighth career start.

In addition to the traditional guitar trophy, Preece also earned a $50,000 bonus for winning the second event in the NCWTS Triple Truck Challenge.

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“We got a second guitar — I may have to start a band!” Preece exulted after climbing from his truck. “These guys (in the shop) work their tails off, and I know what it takes to win races. They give me phenomenal race cars. I‘m just proud to be the one holding the steering wheel.”

Preece took control of the race in the second stage, passing Smith for the lead on Lap 74. After winning the stage, which ended on Lap 95, Preece forged a comfortable lead before the trucks of Grant Enfinger, Corey Heim, Matt DiBenedetto and Ty Majeski hurtled into Turn 3 four-wide.

Contact between Heim and DiBenedetto ignited a bone-jarring wreck that ended the race for Enfinger, Heim and DiBenedetto. Majeski escaped without damage and rallied to finish fourth behind Preece, Smith and Hocevar.

“It was the end of the race, and everybody went crazy, just like always in these truck races,” Enfinger said.

Preece got the jump on the subsequent restart on Lap 135 of 150, but the green-flag action was short-lived. Moments after the restart, contact from Max Gutierrez‘s Chevrolet sent Hailie Deegan‘s Ford sliding into the outside wall.

On the restart with 10 laps left, Preece once again forged ahead, but both Smith and Hocevar closed dramatically with three laps left, forcing Preece to play defense.

“It was a little closer than I wanted it to be,” Preece said. “Just old tires, the heat cycles. They were chattering. I had clean air, and I put as much dirty air on him (Smith) as possible. I wasn‘t going to give it up.”

Stewart Friesen finished fifth, followed by Christian Eckes, Tyler Ankrum, Gutierrez, John Hunter Nemechek and Matt Crafton.

Smith took the series lead by 21 points over Nemechek.