Josh Berry took home his second NASCAR Xfinity Series win of the year at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the Alsco Uniforms 300 on May 28 after beating Ty Gibbs by a whopping 18.039 seconds.
Sam Mayer, Noah Gragson and Ryan Preece rounded out the rest of the top five, with Berry and Justin Allgaier taking home stages one and two, respectively.
You know the drill by now, though. That’s not all that went down in the heartland of stock car racing.
The Winners
I bet you thought I would say JR Motorsports again, huh? Nope. Our first winner of the week is Preece.
On a day when JRM most definitely did capture the attention of the masses, Preece ran up front with the leaders all day long. As the lone Ford inside the top 10, the most impressive part of that might be that Preece did it with little to no help. Preece is also starting in the NASCAR Cup Series this week after competing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series a day before (May 27), making it a busy weekend for the 31-year-old driver.
Then there’s Sheldon Creed. After appearing on our Losers list just one week ago, Creed bounced back in a big way with a top-10 finish, bringing his No. 2 Chevy home in eighth place. Creed needed a good race, as his rookie Xfinity season hasn’t quite gone as planned. However, there’s still plenty of racing left, and he has plenty of talent to grab at least one win this year and a playoff spot with it.
#AlscoUniforms300 results: pic.twitter.com/CySnatBcpe
— RCR (@RCRracing) May 28, 2022
The Losers
Let’s start with whomever is Nick Sanchez‘s jackman.
After a mid-race pit stop, Sanchez decided to take a little bit of the pits out on the track with him.
Did anyone have “jack still attached” on their bingo card? pic.twitter.com/q84aDbMyUl
— NASCAR Xfinity (@NASCAR_Xfinity) May 28, 2022
I actually think it’s a touching act of remembrance. Sanchez didn’t let it drag him down too much, though (see what I did there?), as he did wind up bringing his No. 99 Chevy…
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