2016 - Camping World Truck Series - NextEra Energy Resources 250 Race Results

2016 - Camping World Truck Series - NextEra Energy Resources 250 Race

For 2023 (Stanley Black & Decker) Craftsman returned as the primary sponsor of the NASCAR Truck Series replacing Camping World. The Truck Series is a modified production pickup truck racing series of NASCAR. In 1947 Bill France gathered promoters from Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest to the Ebony Bar atop the Streamline Inn in Daytona, and drew up the initial rules and regulations of the modern day NASCAR.- the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The first "true" NASCAR race, in the division that would lead to the present-day Sprint Cup Series, and the Nationwide Series was held at the Charlotte (N.C.) Fairgrounds on June 19, 1949.

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2016 - Camping World Truck Series - NextEra Energy Resources 250 Race Results

Race Name - NextEra Energy Resources 250
Date - 2/19/2016
Race Track - Daytona International Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 2.5 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 250 miles
Pole Speed - 180.752 mph
Number of Cautions - 7
Caution Laps - 29
Average Race Speed - 129.03 mph
Lead Changes - 26
Total Race Purse - $
Race Number - 1

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Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
32	28	Tommy Joe Martins	44	Diamond Gusset Jeans (Craig Martins)	11	Chevrolet	0	$
31	9	Cody Coughlin	18	JEGS Spill Fix (Kyle Busch)	41	Toyota	0	$
30	27	Jordan Anderson	66	JAB Construction Columbia SC Famously Hot (Jeff Bolen)	75	Chevrolet	0	$
29	16	Rico Abreu	98	Safelite Auto Glass US FM 1035 (Mike Curb)	92	Toyota	0	$
28	5	Daniel Suarez	51	Arris (Kyle Busch)	92	Toyota	0	$
27	4	Austin Theriault	2	Gogo (Brad Keselowski)	92	Ford	31	$
26	7	John Wes Townley	5	Bad Boy Mowers (Tony Townley)	92	Chevrolet	0	$
25	14	Cameron Hayley	13	Cabinets by Hayley (Duke Thorson)	92	Toyota	4	$
24	10	Cole Custer	0	Haas Automation (JR Motorsports)	93	Chevrolet	0	$
23	31	Ben Kennedy	11	Jacob Companies (Tom DeLoach)	93	Toyota	0	$
22	17	Chris Fontaine	78	Glenden Enterprises (Chris Fontaine)	95	Toyota	0	$
21	11	Spencer Gallagher	23	Allegiant Travel (Maury Gallagher)	96	Chevrolet	0	$
20	1	Grant Enfinger	33	Champion Power Equipment (Maury Gallagher)	98	Chevrolet	4	$
19	19	Austin Wayne Self	22	AM Technical Solutions (Tim Self)	99	Toyota	0	$
18	12	Tyler Reddick	29	Cooper Standard CareersForVeteransorg (Brad Keselowski)	99	Ford	12	$
17	15	John Hunter Nemechek	8	farbe technik (Joe Nemechek)	99	Chevrolet	0	$
16	8	Christopher Bell	4	JBLcom (Kyle Busch)	99	Toyota	0	$
15	3	Timothy Peters	17	SRI Performance (Tom DeLoach)	100	Toyota	15	$
14	30	Timmy Hill	49	Hormone Therapeutics (Jay Robinson)	100	Chevrolet	1	$
13	13	William Byron	9	Liberty University (Kyle Busch)	100	Toyota	0	$
12	25	Bobby Gerhart	36	Lucas Oil Racing TV (Mike Mittler)	100	Chevrolet	0	$
11	29	Michel Disdier	7	Pray for Paris (Bobby Dotter)	100	Chevrolet	0	$
10	6	Matt Crafton	88	Menards Slim Jim (Duke Thorson)	100	Toyota	5	$
9	26	Scott Lagasse Jr	14	Alert Today Florida Boy Scouts of America (Bob Newberry)	100	Chevrolet	0	$
8	18	Daniel Hemric	19	DrawTite (Brad Keselowski)	100	Ford	0	$
7	24	Ben Rhodes	41	Alpha Energy Solutions (Duke Thorson)	100	Toyota	0	$
6	21	Tyler Young	2	Randco Youngs Building Systems (Randy Young)	100	Chevrolet	0	$
5	32	Travis Kvapil	50	MAKE Motorsports (Mark Beaver)	100	Chevrolet	2	$
4	22	Brandon Brown	86	NCaseIt Sports Displays (Jerry Brown)	100	Chevrolet	0	$
3	23	Parker Kligerman	92	Valvoline Advance Auto Parts BTS Tire (Ricky Benton)	100	Ford	0	$
2	20	Ryan Truex	81	Goodyear (Shigeaki Hattori)	100	Toyota	14	$
1	2	Johnny Sauter	21	Smokey Mountain Herbal Snuff (Maury Gallagher)	100	Chevrolet	12	$