Allgaier Puts Finishing Touches on Dominate Performance for Chevrolet.
Justin Allgaier, driving for JR Motorsports, pulled away in the final laps to win Saturday afternoon’s crash-filled Crayon 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.17th all-time in the Xfinity SeriesJustin Allgaier said after an early-season Xfinity Series victory at Darlington Raceway that he always celebrates joyously because he never knows if he’s ever going to win again. Clearly, the man underestimates himself.
After starting third on Saturday, Allgaier led three times for 47 of the 200 laps. He led 28 laps late in the race, gave up the point for two, then led the final 19. His 47 laps in front trailed only Ty Gibbs, who dominated by leading 49 before have late-race issues that left him 23rd, four laps behind. Allgaier’s MOV over Bayne was almost four seconds.
But a couple of post-race inspection issues resulted in the disqualification of two top-5 runners. The front of Gragson’s car was too low and the rear of Cassill’s car was too low, and they were dropped to last and next-to-last on the rundown. Mason Massey was moved from 11th to 10th and Bayley Currey was moved from 12th to 10th.for the Cup Series. Reddick has already been introduced as the third driver with Kurt Busch and Bubba Wallace at the Hamlin/Jordan 23XI Racing Team in 2024.
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