Despite starting at the back for a battery change, Justin Allgaier led 76 of 147 laps, including the final two in overtime to win at Darlington for the second straight year.
From William Byron honouring Jeff Gordon to Dean Thompson paying tribute to another Dean Thompson, NASCAR is turning back the clock with throwback weekend at Darlington for the eighth season.
Josh Berry passed JR Motorsports team-mate Justin Allgaier with 55 laps remaining to win at Dover and take his first NASAR Xfinity victory of 2022.
Stefan Parsons, who recently reduced to a part-time NASCAR Xfinity slate for B.J. McLeod Motorsports, has joined Alpha Prime Racing beginning with Texas in May.
MBM Motorsports will field the #13, which had attempted five races so far in 2022, for the rest of the NASCAR Xfinity season. Drivers include Timmy Hill, Chad Finchum, and Natalie Decker.
JR Motorsports will field the #88 HendrickCars Camaro for parent team Hendrick Motorsports’ drivers William Byron (Texas, Loudon), Chase Elliott (Darlington), and Kyle Larson (Watkins Glen, Darlington 2).
Three overtimes and a last-ditch effort by Jeffrey Earnhardt could not stop Noah Gragson as he won his second race of the NASCAR Xfinity season and first at Talladega.
After planning to run the full 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series for B.J. McLeod, Stefan Parsons has downscaled to a limited slate but has an offer that could be “potentially be highly beneficial to [his] career long term.”
NASCAR Truck Series regular Chandler Smith will race in the Xfinity Series for the first time as he signs a three-race contract with Sam Hunt Racing at Talladega, Dover, and Homestead.
Hoping to light a fire in the #48 car, Big Machine Racing Team has replaced full-time driver Jade Buford with Kaz Grala for the NASCAR Xfinity races at Talladega and Dover.
An Earnhardt in the #3 car? It’s happening again.
Jeffrey Earnhardt will drive Richard Childress Racing’s #3 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Talladega.
Brandon Jones’ first win of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season came in wild fashion as he held off team-mate Ty Gibbs, but it was overshadowed by Gibbs brawling with Sam Mayer over contact coming to the finish.
An aggressive push in the final turn gave Ty Gibbs the win at Richmond over Joe Gibbs Racing team-mate John Hunter Nemechek.
Jesse Iwuji Motorsports will field the #34 for Kyle Weatherman at Richmond. The team’s eponymous owner was the car’s primary driver.
SQR Development was initially going to run a part-time NASCAR Xfinity schedule with Raphaël Lessard beginning this Saturday at Richmond, but those plans have been abandoned due to an “unfortunate personal matter” involving owner J.C. Stout.
DGM Racing, who fields the #90, #91, and #92 on a full-time basis, has dropped the #92 to a limited schedule. The #92, mainly driven by Kyle Weatherman with Ross Chastain in it for COTA, is not in the next Xfinity race at Richmond.
A.J. Allmendinger dominated the final stage at Circuit of the Americas to win his seventh NASCAR Xfinity road race. Coupled with his two Cup wins, he ties Jeff Gordon for the most national series road course victories ever.
