Bell wins again at Dover

DOVER, Del. – Rookie Christopher Bell captured another NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) victory on Saturday in the Bar Harbor 200 at Dover International Speedway in the elimination Playoffs race.  With this win, Bell became the winningest rookie in series history with six victories.

“It’s the means the world. To be able to have the season we had, it’s been a career year for me. It’s all credit to everyone at Joe Gibbs Racing and my crew chief Jason Ratcliff. Everyone that works at the shop to put these Camry’s together. We have really fast cars every time we go to the track. All of our partners deserve it.” Bell said.

Cole Custer finished second, Justin Allgaier third, Ryan Preece fourth and Spencer Gallagher finished fifth.

“Our car was pretty solid. It was a lot about track position and we had to work on our car throughout the day, but the car was awesome at the end. We just needed a tick more.” Custer said.

Bell also advances to the Round of 8 along with Custer, Justin Allgaier, Daniel Hemric (7th), Austin Cindric(8th) , Elliott Sadler(11th), Tyler Reddick(14th) and Matt Tifft(15th).

 

XFINITY Series Race
Unofficial Race Results for the 33rd Annual Bar Harbor “200” presented by Sea Watch International – Saturday, October 6, 2018
Dover International Speedway – Dover, DE – 1. – Mile Concrete
Total Race Length – 200 Laps – 200. Miles

Pos St Car Driver Team Make
1 2 20 Christopher Bell # (P) Rheem Toyota
2 7 00 Cole Custer (P) Haas Automation Ford
3 3 7 Justin Allgaier (P) BRANDT Professional Agriculture Chevrolet
4 11 18 Ryan Preece Craftsman Toyota
5 4 23 Spencer Gallagher Allegiant Chevrolet
6 5 19 Brandon Jones (P) Menards/Atlas Toyota
7 1 21 Daniel Hemric (P) South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet
8 8 22 Austin Cindric # (P) Discount Tire Ford
9 12 42 John Hunter Nemechek Chevrolet
10 19 11 Ryan Truex (P) LeafFilter Gutter Protection Chevrolet
11 6 1 Elliott Sadler (P) OneMain Financial Chevrolet
12 18 5 Michael Annett Pilot Flying J Chevrolet
13 15 4 Ross Chastain (P) DE Office of Hwy. Safety FALSE
14 14 9 Tyler Reddick # (P) BurgerFi Chevrolet
15 10 2 Matt Tifft (P) Surface Sunscreen Chevrolet
16 20 16 Ryan Reed (P) Drive Down A1C Lilly Diabetes Ford
17 9 3 Shane Lee Childress Vineyards Chevrolet
18 17 39 Ryan Sieg RSS Racing Chevrolet
19 13 60 Chase Briscoe Ford Ford
20 16 51 Jeremy Clements RepairableVehicles.com Chevrolet
21 21 36 Alex Labbe # stickystuff.com/James Carter Attorney Chevrolet
22 24 90 Brandon Brown Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes Chevrolet
23 28 0 Garrett Smithley Heroes Haven Chevrolet
24 34 52 David Starr ATS/Whataburger Chevrolet
25 39 78 Vinnie Miller # CorvetteParts.net Chevrolet
26 22 01 Landon Cassill teamjdmotorsports.com Chevrolet
27 29 66 Timmy Hill CrashClaimsR.Us Dodge
28 30 8 Matt Mills # J.F. Electric Chevrolet
29 35 55 Bayley Currey(i) Rollin Smoke Barbeque/Touched by Pros Toyota
30 25 35 Joey Gase SPARKS Chevrolet
31 38 45 Josh Bilicki # Prevagen Toyota
32 31 76 Spencer Boyd # Grunt Style Chevrolet
33 23 38 JJ Yeley RSS Racing Chevrolet
34 26 40 Chad Finchum # Smithbilt Homes/The Preserve Toyota
35 40 74 Mike Harmon Dodge
36 37 13 Carl Long OCR Gaz Bar Toyota
37 27 15 BJ McLeod teamjdmotorsports.com Chevrolet
38 36 89 Morgan Shepherd Visone RV Chevrolet
39 32 93 Jeff Green RSS Racing Chevrolet
40 33 99 Stephen Leicht Chevrolet
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