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Pacific Office Automation 147 Race Results

Portland International Raceway

June 3rd, 2023

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RESULTS

START POS

FINAL STATUS

LAPS COMPLETED

LAPS LED

POINTS

PLAYOFF POINTS

1

Cole Custer

00 |

2

Running

77

5

54

6

2

Justin Allgaier

7 |

5

Running

77

23

51

0

3

Sam Mayer

1 |

36

Running

77

0

38

0

4

Josh Berry

8 |

3

Running

77

0

39

0

5

Austin Hill

21 |

8

Running

77

0

41

0

6

Myatt Snider

19 |

9

Running

77

0

34

0

7

Sheldon Creed

2 |

1

Running

77

47

45

1

8

Connor Mosack

24 |

11

Running

77

0

29

0

9

Chandler Smith

16 |

7

Running

77

0

28

0

10

John H. Nemechek

20 |

4

Running

77

2

45

0

11

Alex Labbe

91 |

15

Running

77

0

26

0

12

Brett Moffitt

25 |

19

Running

77

0

25

0

13

Brandon Jones

9 |

37

Running

77

0

24

0

14

Parker Kligerman

48 |

14

Running

77

0

32

0

15

Blaine Perkins

02 |

27

Running

77

0

22

0

16

Josh Williams

92 |

28

Running

77

0

21

0

17

Parker Retzlaff

31 |

23

Running

77

0

20

0

18

Ryan Sieg

39 |

24

Running

77

0

19

0

19

Jeffrey Earnhardt

45 |

31

Running

77

0

18

0

20

Patrick Emerling

53 |

29

Running

77

0

17

0

21

Anthony Alfredo

78 |

17

Running

77

0

16

0

22

Jeremy Clements

51 |

20

Running

77

0

15

0

23

Joe Graf Jr

38 |

33

Running

77

0

14

0

24

Garrett Smithley

4 |

35

Running

77

0

13

0

25

Jeb Burton

27 |

13

Running

77

0

13

0

26

Kaz Grala

26 |

18

Running

77

0

11

0

27

Jordan Taylor

10 |

6

Running

77

0

0

0

28

Leland Honeyman

43 |

21

Accident

76

0

9

0

29

Dylan Lupton

44 |

22

Running

76

0

8

0

30

Sammy Smith

18 |

16

Running

75

0

7

0

31

Preston Pardus

08 |

25

Running

72

0

6

0

32

Riley Herbst

98 |

12

Engine

65

0

9

0

33

Daniel Hemric

11 |

10

Running

47

0

4

0

34

Kyle Sieg

28 |

30

Rear Gear

46

0

3

0

35

Parker Chase

35 |

32

Tie Rod

36

0

2

0

36

Mason Maggio

66 |

34

Transmission

28

0

0

0

37

Stefan Parsons

07 |

38

Overheating

17

0

1

0

38

Brennan Poole

6 |

26

Accident

15

0

1

0

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  • POS 1 | LEADER

    headshot of Cole Custer

    POS1

    LEADER

    Cole Custer

    Driver badge number 00 |

  • POS 2 | 0.142

    headshot of Justin Allgaier

    POS2

    0.142

    Justin Allgaier

    Driver badge number 7 |

  • POS 3 | 1.691

    headshot of Sam Mayer

    POS3

    1.691

    Sam Mayer

    Driver badge number 1 |

Cole Custer prevails in overtime at Portland

Taking advantage of a melee in Turn 1 after an overtime restart, Cole Custer held off charging Justin Allgaier to win Saturday’s Pacific Office Automation 147 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Portland International Raceway.

After a Lap 73 caution for debris on the track, Allgaier held the lead for the overtime restart on Lap 76. Restarting behind Allgaier, Parker Kligerman steered to the inside and charged the first corner, carrying Allgaier wide and knocking second-place Sheldon Creed, the pole winner, off the track.

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From the inside lane, Custer shot into the lead through Turn 1.

Allgaier negotiated the barriers in the Turn 1 chicane and retained second place, and though he got to Custer’s bumper on the final lap, he couldn’t make a clean pass for the win. Custer won the drag race to the finish line by .142 seconds to score his first victory of the season in the No. 00 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford.

“I was just trying not to make mistakes,” Custer said of the final restart. “I did the exact same thing (that Kligerman did). I saw him drive in so deep, and I did the same thing two restarts ago.

“Man, I’m just so happy. I’ve never won a road course race before. I’ve been so close so many times, and it’s just so awesome to win this… I’m pumped for the rest of the year. We’ve got fast cars.”

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Custer, who won the second stage in a drag race against John Hunter Nemechek, led five laps to claim his 11th career victory. Allgaier led 23 and held a comfortable four-second advantage when Riley Herbst pulled off the track in Turn 9 with flames shooting from his front wheel wells.

That incident caused the fourth caution on Lap 68, but a strong restart kept Allgaier in the lead until the final debris caution and subsequent overtime.

Allgaier was philosophical about Kligerman’s change into the first corner.

“I saw a guy that decided he wanted to win his first race and just missed the braking zone,” said Allgaier, who picked up his first victory of the season in Monday’s rain-delayed Alsco Uniforms 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. “I understand it. I don’t blame him for being aggressive. I just hate it for everybody on this team.

“I felt like we did everything we needed to do today. These guys put an absolutely incredible Camaro underneath me. We were able to get up there and mind our business and not make anybody mad and have good, solid laps. And then there at the end, to have it taken away like that and finish second is really tough.

“Hats off to Cole. He did what he needed to do—he made Turn 1.”

WATCH: Creed slips, Custer wins Stage 2 by a nose | Creed turns Nemechek at Portland

Allgaier’s JR Motorsports teammates, Sam Mayer and Josh Berry, finished third and fourth, respectively. Austin Hill was fifth, followed by Myatt Snider, Creed, Connor Mosack, Chandler Smith and Nemechek.

The Xfinity Series will travel south to race in the DoorDash 250 at Sonoma Raceway on June 10 (8 p.m. ET, FS1, PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

Note: Post-race inspection in the Xfinity Series garage is complete with no issues, confirming Custer as the race winner.