Grant Enfinger, No. 23 Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet Silverado RST
START: 6TH
FINISH: 13TH
POINTS: 3RD
Post-Race Quote: “Overall, it was a pretty rough night all the way around in Nashville. We couldn’t really catch any breaks and couldn’t really make anything happen on our end too. It was unfortunate, because we felt like we had a pretty good truck after practice; we were just on the tight side. We fired off in the race a little bit loose, and then we kind of got stuck back in some bad traffic after a series of bad restarts and pit road mistakes and everything else. Then, we got in a wreck on pit road, and it drove a fair amount worse after that. Then, somehow we got involved in another incident off turn four there at the end. Honestly, after everything that we had happen to us tonight we were fortunate to salvage a 13th place finish. It was just a little bit of a frustrating day.
I did feel pretty confident in what we had in practice and feel like there is some promise there that we can take away with this truck, but we just missed some stuff in the race. We’ll take a look at it when we get back and regroup and get ready for Mid-Ohio.”
Rajah Caruth, No. 24 Born Driven Chevrolet Silverado RST
START: 3RD
FINISH: 32ND
POINTS: 16TH
Post-Race Quote: “Our Born Driven / Wendell Scott Foundation Chevy Silverado was really good tonight, just had some mechanical problems there when we were got the lead and started stumbling. Thanks to my team for getting it back going and salvaging so we could pick up some spots. I’m really disappointed because I feel like we could have gotten a win there for Mike Beam, Maury Gallagher, and Ron Booth, GM, Chevy, ButlerBuilt Seats, Alpinestars and everyone that supports me. Definitely really dissappointed, but we were fast.”
Daniel Dye, No. 43 Champion Container Chevrolet Silverado RST
START: 9TH
FINISH: 22ND
POINTS: 17TH
Post-Race Quote: “It felt really good to have speed for honestly, the whole day today at Nashville. We had a good qualifying effort and I had a ton of high hopes for the race. Our team kind of fought the handling on our truck tonight, but Blake made some good adjustments and we were getting better. It’s unfortunate that we had that incident in turn one which ultimately ruined our night, but I’m going to try and take as many positives away as I can tonight. I’m thankful to Champion Container for their support of me, as well as all of our other partners that help our program at GMS Racing. I’ve been to Mid-Ohio before, so next race will be fun for us. We’ll get back to it after a weekend off.”
ABOUT GMS RACING:
GMS Racing competes full-time in the NASCAR Truck Series operating the No. 23, No. 24, and No. 43 Chevrolet Silverado RSTs for drivers Grant Enfinger, Rajah Caruth, and Daniel Dye. Since the team was formed in 2012, GMS Racing has won five titles across multiple series, including the 2016 and 2020 NASCAR Truck Series championship, the 2015 ARCA Racing Series championship, as well as the 2019 & 2020 ARCA East championships. GMS has grown to occupy several buildings located in Statesville, N.C. including operations for GMS Fabrication. The GMS Racing campus also houses operations for LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, a team that competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series.
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