The phrase “all hell broke loose” gets thrown around a lot at Daytona International Speedway and Talladega Superspeedway.
But seriously. All hell broke loose.
In a NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Daytona that saw completely destroyed racecars finish inside the top 10, Jeremy Clements led just the final three laps and was out front on the final lap when the caution ended the Wawa 250 18 laps past the scheduled distance.
It was Clements’ second career win in the Xfinity Series, and his first since Road America in 2017.
By winning, Clements locked himself into the playoffs.
Finishing right behind Clements was Timmy Hill, who recorded the best Xfinity Series finish of his career.
Points leader AJ Allmendinger came back from a late crash to finish third with heavy damage, while Brandon Brown finished fourth in an equally damaged car.
Sage Karam rounded out the top five in fifth for his first top 10 of his Xfinity career with a front end that was completely bent.
Ryan Vargas scored his best career Xfinity Series finish in sixth, while Ty Gibbs, Alex Labbe, JJ Yeley and Kyle Sieg rounded out the top 10.
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