Truck Series Recap: 2020 Clean Harbors 200 (Kansas Speedway)
Brett Moffitt claimed the top spot, showcasing an impressive net gain rating. Sheldon Creed led early but settled for second, while Austin Hill climbed to 3rd. Consistency from key drivers marked an eventful race.
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Brett Moffitt secured the first position, rising two spots from his starting point, with an average running position (ARP) of 5.39. His net gain rating (GR-LR) reflected strong performance at 3.09, ending the race in the lead. Sheldon Creed dominated early with 32 laps led and sustained a high ARP of 3.65 but finished second. Creed's steady driving earned him a net gain rating of 2.22.
Austin Hill had a notable finish, climbing five positions from 8th to 3rd. Hill maintained an ARP of 8.28 and a gain rating of 2.43. Grant Enfinger and Chandler Smith also showed consistent performance, finishing 4th and 5th with gain ratings of 2.31 and 2.79, respectively. Christian Eckes, who started in 14th, moved up to finish 6th, achieving a commendable gain rating of 3.13.
Late-race incidents resulted in a wild finish for some drivers. Zane Smith, despite high ARP and leading the bonanza at various points, fell back to 11th after contact on lap 133, which invalidated his ARP. Ben Rhodes, who started second, declined significantly to 20th, affected by the stage caution on lap 39 involving multiple cars. Tyler Ankrum and Raphael Lessard's races were marred by accidents, resulting in finishes of 34th and 33rd, respectively.