Pit Stops

The 2024 BetRivers 200 NASCAR XFINITY Series pit stop performance data highlights the fastest pit stops, team efficiency, and crew performance from Dover Motor Speedway.

BetRivers 200

Saturday, April 27th, 2024

Dover Motor Speedway, Dover, DE

  • 26 Chevrolet
  • 6 Toyota
  • 7 Ford

  • Thursday, April 25th, 2024
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Holly Cain
Truex looks to go back-to-back at his home track

Much remains to be settled in Saturday’s BetRivers 200 at Dover Motor Speedway (1:30 p.m. ET on FS1, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) and the championship leaders bring a mixed bag of experience and success to the race.

There are only three former Dover winners in the fulltime field. Joe Gibbs Racing’s Ryan Truex led a dominating 124 of the 200 laps to earn an impressive 4.8-second win over Josh Berry last year – starting what would be a Truex sweep of the weekend with his older brother Martin winning the NASCAR Cup Series race a day later.

It’s not only a sentimental highlight for Truex, but a certifiable career highlight. He has four top-10 finishes in seven starts at the track – including the win and a pole position. His 9.1 average finish is tops among all series tracks for the 32-year old New Jersey native who considers Dover as his “home track.”

“Last year was one of the greatest days of my life and I’ll forever be grateful to Joe Gibbs Racing for helping me earn that moment,” said Truex, who will be driving the No. 20 JGR Toyota Saturday. “Considering Dover is also a home track for me, I’m filled with nostalgia, excitement and a ton of optimism towards what we can do on Saturday.”

Reigning series champion and current title contender Cole Custer won the 2019 Dover race and JR Motorsports’ Justin Allgaier has a pair of wins (2018 and 2020) highlighting a really impressive resume at the concrete mile.

Of course, there are other competitors highly motivated to join this short list too.

Xfinity Series driver standings leader Chandler Smith is coming off a rough 25th-place finish at Talladega last week – his worst showing of the season. But he still holds a 14-point edge over Custer atop the standings. Smith, driver of the No. 81 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, has two starts on the Dover mile, has never led a lap and his best finish is 13th-place last year.

Not only does Custer have that former win, he’s got six top-10 finishes in seven starts. The driver of the No. 00 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford has led 237 laps, including 155 of the 200-lap event in a fourth-place finish in 2019.

Austin Hill, a tough-luck victim of Talladega’s hard racing, has only a pair of Xfinity Series starts at Dover, with a best of fourth place last year. The driver of the No. 21 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet is right among the top trio, only 16 points behind Smith.

Hill’s RCR teammate, the 19-year old Californian Jesse Love claimed his first series win last week at Talladega. He’ll have an educational experience at Dover, making his first start of any kind at the famously challenging track. He’s proven himself up for the challenge, however. He’s ranked fourth in the championship and boasts the most stage wins (four) in the series.

Perhaps the one to watch this weekend is Allgaier, who is more than ready to put some rough luck behind him in 2024. The veteran driver of the JR Motorsports’ No. 7 Chevrolet has amazing statistics at Dover. He’s led a race best 514 laps, including laps out front in eight of the last nine races.

This week marks the final leg of the four-race Dash 4 Cash incentive. Love, Riley Herbst, Anthony Alfredo and Ryan Sieg will compete for that last $100,000 check from Xfinity – the highest finisher among them on Saturday claiming the money. Sieg won the bonus last week in Talladega in what ultimately turned into a dramatic and exciting late race two-car duel between him and A.J. Allmendinger.

  • Dover Motor Speedway
  • BetRivers 200
  • Pole Winner: Brandon Jones
  • Age: 27
  • Team : No 9 - Menards/Barracuda Chevrolet
  • Owner: Rick Hendrick
  • Crew Chief: Phillip Bell
  • Brandon Jones won the Pole Award for the BetRivers 200 with a lap of 2295 seconds, 156863 mph
  • This is his 10th pole in 279 NASCAR Xfinity Series races
  • This is his second pole and third top-10 start in 2024
  • This is his third pole in 14 races at Dover Motor Speedway
  • Riley Herbst (second) posted his fifth top-10 start of 2024 and his fourth in seven races at Dover Motor Speedway
  • Justin Allgaier (third) posted his 15th top-10 start at Dover Motor Speedway It is his seventh in ten races this season
  • Jesse Love (eighth) was the fastest qualifying rookie

  • Saturday, April 27th, 2024
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Holly Cain
Ryan Truex wins second straight Xfinity race at Dover

The hometown favorite, Ryan Truex prevailed in a thrilling double-overtime finish in the BetRivers 200 NASCAR Xfinity Series race Saturday at Dover (Del.) Motor Speedway, leading only the two final laps to earn back-to-back victories at the one-mile track.

The New Jersey native and defending race winner started alongside 20-year old Carson Kvapil on the front row for the final overtime re-start then pulled away to take the lead and ultimately the white flag – signaling one lap to go. An accident elsewhere on track officially ended the race under caution.

“I can’t believe it, our car was just good at the end when it mattered, I was so loose all day,” said Truex, 32, the younger brother of NASCAR Cup Series driver Martin Truex Jr.

“Shout out to Carson what an amazing run for what, his second race. I felt a little bad running him up the hill, but you’ve got to take these things when you can.

“I think I held my breath the last two laps. Love these fans. Love this track.”

While Truex hoisted and will certainly savor the Dover trophy, it was also a great day for Kvapil driving the No. 88 JR Motorsports Chevrolet. The son of former NASCAR driver Travis Kvapil, finished fourth in his only other series start – at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway earlier this year – giving him a very promising pair of top five results in as many Xfinity Series races he’s competed in.

“This is pretty incredible,” Kvapil said. “Definitely felt like we had a fast car going into the day, but to be competing for the win on a green-white-checkered is pretty amazing. We’ve been in this situation before just not quite at this level.”

For much of the final laps, the outcome looked like it was going to be decided between former Richard Childress Racing teammates, Austin Hill and Sheldon Creed. Hill, driver of the No. 21 RCR Chevrolet and Creed, who now drives the No. 18 JGR Toyota restarted door-to-door on the front row on a re-start with 11 laps remaining. As that pair raced aggressively side-by-side for the lead, Kvapil put his Chevy down low, three-wide and drove past the pair to take the lead with eight laps remaining.

On the final restart of regulation- with five laps remaining – Hill and Kvapil restarted alongside one another on the front row, but Hill spun out in tight-quarter action between them in Turn 1, necessitating overtime. Kvapil was able to fend off the field on that first re-start, only to have another caution come out. On the second re-start, he and Truex started alongside each other, but Truex was able to get around Kvapil at the start and pace the field for the final two laps.

The race was briefly halted under red flag conditions for a light rain with 34 laps remaining. Stewart-Haas Racing’s Cole Custer – who led a race best 95 of the 208 laps – was leading at the time and then decided to pit for tires and fuel during yellow flag laps just before the cars restarted. He had to restart at the tail end of the field, but the reigning series champion rallied back to a fifth-place finish – able to advance on three ensuing caution periods plus the double overtime.

JR Motorsports’ Sam Mayer finished third, with Creed fourth followed by Custer. Kaulig Racing’s A.J. Allmendinger was sixth, followed by JGR’s Chandler Smith, Kyle Weatherman Racing’s Kyle Weatherman, Our Motorsports’ Anthony Alfredo and Jordan Anderson Racing’s Parker Retzlaff.

The ninth-place finish was especially big for Alfredo, earning him the final Dash 4 Cash $100,000 prize – besting Riley Herbst, Jesse Love and Ryan Sieg – in the last of the four-race incentive program sponsored by Xfinity.

“Really coming into this race, that was our motivation, it wasn’t something to just be a part of, yeah, I mean this was huge,” Alfredo said. “You don’t understand how small our budget is compared to these bigger teams. People overlook it because we’ve been running so well. The last three weeks we’ve been running top-10, and everyone asks, ‘who’s your alliance with.’

“… Coming into this race we knew if we could pull it off, we could invest in our team to be that much better.”

JR Motorsports’ Justin Allgaier, a two-time Dover winner, won the opening stage of the race and ran up front – his 39 laps in the lead second only to Custer. He also pit in the waning laps and managed to rally back to a 17th-place finish.

  • Drivers Entered: 39 (1 drivers will not make the race)
  • Laps Scheduled: 200
  • Laps Actual: 208 - NASCAR OVERTIME!
  • Margin of Victory: Under Caution Seconds
  • Time of Race: 2 Hours 22 Minutes 48 Seconds
  • Average Speed: 87.395
  • Cautions: 10 for 61 laps
  • Lead Changes: 11
  • Green Flag Passes: 944 (6.4 passes per green flag lap)

  • BetRivers 200
  • Race Winner: Ryan Truex
  • Age: 32
  • Team : No 20 - The Toyota Gazoo Racing Toyota
  • Owner: Joe Gibbs
  • Crew Chief: Tyler Allen
  • Ryan Truex won the BetRivers 200, his second victory in 95 Xfinity Series races
  • This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in 2024
  • This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in eight races at Dover Motor Speedway
  • Carson Kvapil (second) posted his first top-10 finish in one race at Dover Motor Speedway It is his second top-10 finish in 2024
  • Sam Mayer (third) posted his third top-10 finish in three races at Dover Motor Speedway
  • Shane Van Gisbergen (18th) was the highest finishing rookie
  • Chandler Smith leads the point standings by 1 points over Cole Custer
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Pit Stop Summary Report

Summary of each driver's pit stop during the race. Detailed Report is below the Summary Report.

Average Driver and Crew Pit Stop Time
BetRivers 200 at Dover Motor Speedway Pit Stop Summary
DRIVER ST FIN STATUS PIT STOPS AVG DRVR TIME DRVR RANK AVG CREW TIME CREW RANK AVG TTL TIME TTL RANK FST STOP SLW STOP
Cole Custer 11 5 Running 3 33.312 2 15.103 3 48.415 1 47.547 49.396
Riley Herbst 2 16 Running 3 33.853 17 14.691 1 48.545 2 47.919 49.765
Justin Allgaier 3 17 Running 3 33.049 1 15.914 6 48.963 3 47.693 50.484
Sammy Smith 13 33 Accident 2 34.081 20 15.030 2 49.111 4 48.146 50.076
Sam Mayer 20 3 Running 3 33.498 5 15.859 5 49.357 5 49.099 49.590
Ryan Truex 12 1 Running 2 33.789 11 15.714 4 49.503 6 48.332 50.673
Sheldon Creed 5 4 Running 3 33.746 10 15.980 8 49.726 7 49.626 49.884
Austin Hill 4 15 Running 4 33.813 12 15.956 7 49.769 8 48.083 53.574
AJ Allmendinger 10 6 Running 3 33.374 3 16.504 12 49.878 9 48.877 50.629
Shane van Gisbergen 31 18 Running 3 33.900 18 16.038 10 49.938 10 49.423 50.401
Taylor Gray 9 34 Accident 3 33.512 6 16.716 14 50.228 11 49.061 51.566
Chandler Smith 7 7 Running 3 34.151 21 16.181 11 50.333 12 49.719 51.049
Jeb Burton 19 11 Running 3 34.448 27 15.982 9 50.431 13 49.110 52.515
Jesse Love 8 24 Running 4 33.814 13 16.658 13 50.472 14 41.306 59.469
Corey Heim 22 35 Engine 1 33.823 15 16.781 15 50.604 15 50.604 50.604
Parker Retzlaff 17 10 Running 3 33.830 16 17.060 16 50.889 16 50.302 51.920
Brandon Jones 1 19 Running 4 33.972 19 17.150 17 51.121 17 41.196 63.776
Parker Kligerman 15 12 Running 3 33.601 7 17.717 18 51.318 18 48.928 52.962
Carson Kvapil 26 2 Running 3 33.625 8 17.994 20 51.619 19 50.337 52.756
Josh Williams 38 25 Running 3 34.427 25 18.462 21 52.889 20 51.614 54.645
Kyle Weatherman 6 8 Running 3 33.464 4 19.440 23 52.904 21 50.103 55.110
Hailie Deegan 29 31 Running 1 35.373 34 17.884 19 53.257 22 53.257 53.257
Ryan Ellis 23 13 Running 3 35.056 31 18.571 22 53.628 23 52.604 55.459
Daniel Dye 36 20 Running 3 34.388 24 19.623 24 54.011 24 51.500 56.222
Anthony Alfredo 21 9 Running 3 33.679 9 20.418 26 54.097 25 53.142 55.142
Jeremy Clements 25 14 Running 3 33.818 14 20.818 27 54.636 26 51.739 59.437
Brennan Poole 27 22 Running 3 35.118 32 20.228 25 55.346 27 53.734 58.054
Patrick Emerling 30 28 Running 3 34.574 29 20.897 28 55.471 28 54.889 55.867
Leland Honeyman Jr 28 21 Running 3 34.586 30 20.963 29 55.550 29 53.860 56.845
Kyle Sieg 24 27 Running 2 35.224 33 21.187 30 56.411 30 55.756 57.065
Kaden Honeycutt 18 23 Running 3 34.352 22 22.076 31 56.428 31 55.988 57.100
Dawson Cram 32 29 Running 2 34.435 26 22.485 32 56.920 32 55.479 58.360
Matt DiBenedetto 16 32 Running 3 34.364 23 23.154 34 57.518 33 51.991 63.979
David Starr 37 26 Running 4 36.555 35 23.061 33 59.616 34 54.696 62.709
Garrett Smithley 35 30 Running 2 34.550 28 26.457 35 61.007 35 59.983 62.030

Pit Stop Detailed Report

Each 2- and 4-wheel pit stop during the race.

BetRivers 200 at Dover Motor Speedway Pit Stop Detail
DRIVER LDR LAP DRV LAP DRV TIME CREW TIME TOT TIME TYPE
AJ Allmendinger 93 93 33.229 15.648 48.877 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 47 47 33.413 16.715 50.128 4-wheel change
AJ Allmendinger 160 160 33.481 17.148 50.629 4-wheel change
David Starr 94 93 35.416 19.280 54.696 4-wheel change
David Starr 161 159 37.255 21.319 58.574 4-wheel change
David Starr 9 8 36.562 25.923 62.485 4-wheel change
David Starr 48 48 36.988 25.721 62.709 4-wheel change
Ryan Truex 93 93 33.585 14.747 48.332 4-wheel change
Ryan Truex 47 47 33.992 16.681 50.673 4-wheel change
Justin Allgaier 93 93 33.014 14.679 47.693 4-wheel change
Justin Allgaier 175 175 33.064 15.648 48.712 4-wheel change
Justin Allgaier 47 47 33.070 17.414 50.484 4-wheel change
Parker Kligerman 47 47 33.413 15.515 48.928 4-wheel change
Parker Kligerman 93 93 33.347 18.717 52.064 4-wheel change
Parker Kligerman 175 175 34.043 18.919 52.962 4-wheel change
Jeb Burton 160 160 33.828 15.282 49.110 4-wheel change
Jeb Burton 93 93 33.852 15.815 49.667 4-wheel change
Jeb Burton 29 29 35.665 16.850 52.515 4-wheel change
Matt DiBenedetto 93 93 33.807 18.184 51.991 4-wheel change
Matt DiBenedetto 47 47 34.433 22.151 56.584 4-wheel change
Matt DiBenedetto 161 149 34.852 29.127 63.979 4-wheel change
Ryan Ellis 93 93 34.754 17.850 52.604 4-wheel change
Ryan Ellis 161 160 34.871 17.949 52.820 4-wheel change
Ryan Ellis 47 47 35.544 19.915 55.459 4-wheel change
Kyle Weatherman 93 93 33.187 16.916 50.103 4-wheel change
Kyle Weatherman 47 47 33.215 20.285 53.500 4-wheel change
Kyle Weatherman 162 162 33.991 21.119 55.110 4-wheel change
Brennan Poole 47 47 34.717 19.017 53.734 4-wheel change
Brennan Poole 161 160 33.999 20.251 54.250 4-wheel change
Brennan Poole 94 94 36.638 21.416 58.054 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 93 93 33.133 14.414 47.547 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 47 47 33.222 15.079 48.301 4-wheel change
Cole Custer 167 167 33.581 15.815 49.396 4-wheel change
Garrett Smithley 94 93 34.324 25.659 59.983 4-wheel change
Garrett Smithley 47 47 34.776 27.254 62.030 4-wheel change
Austin Hill 47 47 33.404 14.679 48.083 4-wheel change
Austin Hill 93 93 33.551 14.980 48.531 4-wheel change
Austin Hill 160 160 33.607 15.280 48.887 4-wheel change
Austin Hill 203 203 34.688 18.886 53.574 4-wheel change
Brandon Jones 160 160 33.288 7.908 41.196 Right-sides only
Brandon Jones 47 47 33.388 16.348 49.736 4-wheel change
Brandon Jones 93 93 33.360 16.416 49.776 4-wheel change
Brandon Jones 175 174 35.850 27.926 63.776 4-wheel change
Jeremy Clements 47 47 33.891 17.848 51.739 4-wheel change
Jeremy Clements 93 93 33.616 19.117 52.733 4-wheel change
Jeremy Clements 161 160 33.947 25.490 59.437 4-wheel change
Josh Williams 161 159 35.200 16.414 51.614 4-wheel change
Josh Williams 30 29 34.456 17.951 52.407 4-wheel change
Josh Williams 94 93 33.624 21.021 54.645 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 93 93 33.472 14.447 47.919 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 160 160 34.170 13.780 47.950 4-wheel change
Riley Herbst 47 47 33.918 15.847 49.765 4-wheel change
Anthony Alfredo 47 47 33.794 19.348 53.142 4-wheel change
Anthony Alfredo 160 160 33.656 20.351 54.007 4-wheel change
Anthony Alfredo 93 93 33.588 21.554 55.142 4-wheel change
Patrick Emerling 94 93 34.037 20.852 54.889 4-wheel change
Patrick Emerling 161 158 34.503 21.154 55.657 4-wheel change
Patrick Emerling 47 47 35.183 20.684 55.867 4-wheel change
Sheldon Creed 93 93 33.511 16.115 49.626 4-wheel change
Sheldon Creed 47 47 34.166 15.503 49.669 4-wheel change
Sheldon Creed 160 160 33.562 16.322 49.884 4-wheel change
Kyle Sieg 93 93 35.637 20.119 55.756 4-wheel change
Kyle Sieg 175 175 34.810 22.255 57.065 4-wheel change
Sam Mayer 160 160 33.650 15.449 49.099 4-wheel change
Sam Mayer 93 93 33.500 15.881 49.381 4-wheel change
Sam Mayer 47 47 33.344 16.246 49.590 4-wheel change
Dawson Cram 161 158 34.327 21.152 55.479 4-wheel change
Dawson Cram 94 93 34.542 23.818 58.360 4-wheel change
Chandler Smith 93 93 33.570 16.149 49.719 4-wheel change
Chandler Smith 168 168 34.950 15.280 50.230 4-wheel change
Chandler Smith 47 47 33.934 17.115 51.049 4-wheel change
Hailie Deegan 161 153 35.373 17.884 53.257 4-wheel change
Corey Heim 47 47 33.823 16.781 50.604 4-wheel change
Taylor Gray 93 93 33.947 15.114 49.061 4-wheel change
Taylor Gray 160 160 33.340 16.717 50.057 4-wheel change
Taylor Gray 47 47 33.250 18.316 51.566 4-wheel change
Parker Retzlaff 160 160 33.756 16.546 50.302 4-wheel change
Parker Retzlaff 29 29 34.197 16.249 50.446 4-wheel change
Parker Retzlaff 93 93 33.536 18.384 51.920 4-wheel change
Kaden Honeycutt 29 29 34.200 21.788 55.988 4-wheel change
Kaden Honeycutt 93 93 34.811 21.386 56.197 4-wheel change
Kaden Honeycutt 161 160 34.045 23.055 57.100 4-wheel change
Sammy Smith 93 93 33.933 14.213 48.146 4-wheel change
Sammy Smith 47 47 34.229 15.847 50.076 4-wheel change
Leland Honeyman Jr 161 160 33.942 19.918 53.860 4-wheel change
Leland Honeyman Jr 93 93 35.424 20.520 55.944 4-wheel change
Leland Honeyman Jr 47 47 34.393 22.452 56.845 4-wheel change
Daniel Dye 161 161 34.785 16.715 51.500 4-wheel change
Daniel Dye 47 47 34.429 19.883 54.312 4-wheel change
Daniel Dye 93 93 33.950 22.272 56.222 4-wheel change
Jesse Love 103 102 33.965 7.341 41.306 Left-sides only
Jesse Love 93 93 33.505 16.416 49.921 4-wheel change
Jesse Love 29 29 33.940 17.250 51.190 4-wheel change
Jesse Love 161 159 33.846 25.623 59.469 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 161 160 34.042 15.381 49.423 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 93 93 33.007 16.983 49.990 4-wheel change
Shane van Gisbergen 29 29 34.652 15.749 50.401 4-wheel change
Carson Kvapil 93 93 33.655 16.682 50.337 4-wheel change
Carson Kvapil 160 160 33.781 17.982 51.763 4-wheel change
Carson Kvapil 47 47 33.439 19.317 52.756 4-wheel change