2023 - Camping World Truck Series - SpeedyCash.com 250 Race Results

2023 - Camping World Truck Series - SpeedyCash.com 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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2023 - Camping World Truck Series - SpeedyCash.com 250 Race Results

Race Name - SpeedyCash.com 250
Date - 4/1/2023
Race Track - Texas Motor Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 1.5 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 258 miles
Pole Speed - 185.51 mph
Number of Cautions - 12
Caution Laps - 36
Average Race Speed - 99.39 mph
Lead Changes - 7
Total Race Purse - $
Race Number - 5

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Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
1	5	Carson Hocevar	42	Worldwide Express (Al Niece)	172	Chevrolet	1	$
2	14	Chase Purdy	4	Bama Buggies (Kyle Busch)	172	Chevrolet	0	$
3	7	Stewart Friesen	52	Ferris Commercial Mowers (Chris Larsen)	172	Toyota	0	$
4	3	Ty Majeski	98	Road Ranger (Mike Curb)	172	Ford	0	$
5	9	Jake Garcia	35	Adaptive One Calipers (Bill McAnally)	172	Chevrolet	0	$
6	25	Hailie Deegan	13	Ford Performance (Duke Thorson)	172	Ford	0	$
7	4	Corey Heim	11	Safelite (David Gilliland)	172	Toyota	0	$
8	26	Ryan Vargas	30	Rangeline Group (Steven Lane)	172	Toyota	0	$
9	2	Jack Wood	51	Sevwins (Kyle Busch)	172	Chevrolet	0	$
10	10	Ben Rhodes	99	Kubota (Duke Thorson)	172	Ford	1	$
11	27	Mason Massey	33	Ripper Magoos (Josh Reaume)	172	Ford	0	$
12	23	Kris Wright	2	America's Auto Auction (Randy Young)	172	Chevrolet	0	$
13	21	Matt Crafton	88	Chi Chis/ Menards (Duke Thorson)	172	Ford	0	$
14	18	Zane Smith	38	Speedy Cash (Bob Jenkins)	172	Ford	0	$
15	6	Christian Eckes	19	NAPA AUTOCARE (Bill McAnally)	172	Chevrolet	2	$
16	1	Nick Sanchez	2	Gainbridge (Max Siegel)	171	Chevrolet	168	$
17	13	Grant Enfinger	23	Champion Power Equipment (Maury Gallagher)	171	Chevrolet	0	$
18	19	Lawless Alan	45	NIECE/MG Machinery, LLC (Al Niece)	170	Chevrolet	0	$
19	15	Rajah Caruth	24	Wendell Scott Foundation (Maury Gallagher)	169	Chevrolet	0	$
20	24	Colby Howard	9	Project Hope Foundation (Codie Rohrbaugh)	169	Chevrolet	0	$
21	29	Josh Reaume	22	JAG Metals LLC. (Kevin Cywinski)	168	Ford	0	$
22	34	Spencer Boyd	12	Ft. Worth Stockyards (Randy Young)	168	Chevrolet	0	$
23	12	Bret Holmes	32	Bret Holmes Racing (Stacy Holmes)	167	Chevrolet	0	$
24	17	Taylor Gray	17	JBL (David Gilliland)	166	Toyota	0	$
25	20	Daniel Dye	43	KIX Country 98.7 / Race to Stop Suicide (Maury Gallagher)	165	Chevrolet	0	$
26	8	Tyler Ankrum	16	LiUNA! (Shigeaki Hattori)	164	Toyota	0	$
27	11	Tanner Gray	15	Mobil 1 (David Gilliland)	161	Toyota	0	$
28	16	Dean Thompson	5	Thompson Pipe Group (David Gilliland)	143	Toyota	0	$
29	32	Armani Williams	46	Blue Sprig/Motivity (G2G Racing)	140	Toyota	0	$
30	30	Trey Hutchens	14	Quality Roof Seamers (Trey Hutchens)	137	Chevrolet	0	$
31	28	Matt Mills	20	J.F. Electric (Randy Young)	134	Chevrolet	0	$
32	33	Matt DiBenedetto	25	Rackley Roofing (Rackley W.A.R.)	122	Chevrolet	0	$
33	31	Keith McGee	34	Josh Reaume	39	Ford	0	$
34	22	Chad Chastain	41	GlobalTranz (Al Niece)	17	Chevrolet	0	$