Xfinity Series Recap: 2022 Andy's Frozen Custard 300 (Texas Motor Speedway)
Noah Gragson dominated the 200-lap race, led the most laps, and secured first place, with Austin Hill and Ty Gibbs finishing second and third. Incidents towards the end reshaped the final standings dramatically.
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Noah Gragson had a bonanza of laps led in this 200-lap race. Starting from the second position, Gragson dominated the event, leading for a substantial portion and securing a first-place finish. His average running position (ARP) was 3.66, and he exhibited a net gain rating (GR-LR) of 3.23. Notable for his consistency and performance, Gragson capitalized on his strong start to remain competitive throughout.
Austin Hill moved from 9th to finish in second place with an ARP of 7.5 and a net gain rating of 3.69. Ty Gibbs, starting in the 8th spot, rounded out the top three, ending with an ARP of 8.40 and the highest net gain rating in the top finishers at 4.2. Meanwhile, AJ Allmendinger had an ARP of 5.92 to finish 4th but was hampered by incidents involving other drivers towards the race end.
A wild moment emerged late in the race involving multiple incidents, which nullified the competitive positions of several top drivers. John Hunter Nemechek, who showed early and extensive race leadership, ended in 28th after an incident compromised his performance. His ARP of 1.87 was indicative of his early dominance before the race trajectory changed drastically due to the accidents, affecting his final outcome.