NASCAR Xfinity Series

Reigning NASCAR Trucks champion Sheldon Creed will move up to the Xfinity Series in 2022 with Richard Childress Racing.

It is perhaps fitting that on 9/11, cars 9 and 11 finished first and second as Noah Gragson held off Justin Haley to win his second straight race.

A day after announcing he will drive in the NASCAR Trucks for McAnally-Hilgemann Racing in 2022, Colby Howard has lost his Xfinity ride with JD Motorsports. Bayley Currey will fill his seat for Richmond.

Due to an illness he suffered on the way to last week’s NASCAR Xfinity race at Darlington, Brett Moffitt will have to skip this weekend’s event at Richmond. Ty Dillon, who replaced him in the Our Motorsports #02 at Darlington, will return for Richmond.

Noah Gragson finally scored his first NASCAR Xfinity win of 2021 when he led the two overtime laps to triumph at Darlington.

Alpha Prime Racing, formed from Martins Motorsports, will race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2022 with Tommy Joe Martins, Caesar Bacarella, and newcomer Rajah Carruth.

In a three-abreast finish, Justin Haley held off Kaulig Racing team-mates A.J. Allmendinger and Jeb Burton to win at Daytona for his fourth career NASCAR Xfinity victory and first of the year.

NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Jesse Iwuji and legendary NFL running back Emmitt Smith have joined forces to form Jesse Iwuji Motorsports, a team that will race full-time in 2022 with Iwuji as driver.

Six days after winning the NASCAR Cup race at the Indianapolis Road Course, A.J. Allmendinger held off Brandon Jones to win the Xfintiy race at Michigan and further entrench himself in the championship fight.

Ty Gibbs continues to show his stuff as he held off A.J. Allmendinger to win his third NASCAR Xfinity Series race in just his tenth career start.

Cup driver Erik Jones will run his first Xfinity Series race since 2019 when he enters Saturday’s Watkins Glen event for Jordan Anderson Racing.

IndyCar driver Sage Karam, who finished seventh in the Indianapolis 500 in May, returns to the Brickyard in a stock car for the first time next month when he runs the NASCAR Xfinity race on the road course for Jordan Anderson.

NASCAR Cup Series regular Christopher Bell won in his first Xfinity race since 2019 when he led every lap from the start of Stage 2 to the finish.