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Christopher Bell, in a spot start inside the No. 20 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, won his fourth NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race in four starts at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) with an overtime victory in the SciAps 200 on Saturday afternoon.

Cole Custer (Started 1st / Finished 3rd, Running, completed 203 of 203 laps)

Christopher Bell and Sheldon Creed battled with race leader Cole Custer at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on the final overtime restart, and it was Bell that came out on top.

Cole Custer, No. 00 Haas Automation Ford Mustang Dark Horse (Finished 3rd)

In three previous starts, Burton holds an average finish of 17.0 with an 87.5% lap completion rate logging 530 laps of the possible 606.

The Steele Group returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway on June 22nd as the primary sponsor for Anthony Alfredo. Anthony and the number 5 Our Motorsports team are currently 14th in the NASCAR Xfinity Series playoff points standings.

Hailie Deegan NASCAR Xfinity Series New Hampshire Motor Speedway Stats: Saturday afternoon’s SciAps 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will mark Deegan’s inaugural Xfinity Series start at the 1.058-mile track nestled in Loudon, New Hampshire.

JR Motorsports has competed at New Hampshire Motor Speedway a combined 47 times in the NXS since its first trip there in 2006. In those starts at the 1.058-mile-oval, the organization has recorded one win, seven top-fives and 23 top-10s, with an average finish of 13.9.

Cole Custer is excited to head back to New England for Saturday’s Sci Aps 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon.

In a race of tire management and hurt feelings, Sam Mayer held off Riley Herbst in overtime to win Saturday’s Hy-Vee Perks 250 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ return to Iowa Speedway after a four-year hiatus.