Xfinity Series Recap: 2023 Pit Boss 250 presented by USA Today (Circuit of The Americas)
AJ Allmendinger dominated, leading 37 of 46 laps to win from pole. William Byron came second, advancing seven positions. Ty Gibbs secured third, maintaining a strong performance. The race featured intense midfield battles and significant position shifts.
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AJ Allmendinger dominated the race, leading 37 of 46 laps and finishing in first place after starting from pole position. His Average Running Position (ARP) was 4.95, and he posted a net gain rating (GR-LR) of 1.43, indicating steady performance throughout the race. William Byron showed a strong performance, gaining seven positions to finish second. He had an ARP of 4.56 and a net gain rating of 2.05. Ty Gibbs maintained his starting position to finish third with an ARP of 4.97 and a net gain rating of 1.75.
Midfield battles saw significant shifts in positions. Daniel Hemric moved up from 11th to 6th, despite an ARP of 12.44, and posted a modest GR-LR of 0.87. Josh Berry had a tough race, slipping from 8th to 15th, with an ARP of 17.4 and a minimal net gain rating of 0.05. The bonanza at the tail end featured intense action; Parker Retzlaff climbed from 34th to 17th with an ARP of 24.38 and GR-LR of 0.50.
Cautions impacted various drivers. Notably, Parker Kligerman faced issues after Lap 29, dropping from 5th to 31st with an ARP of 15.86 and GR-LR of -1.29. John Hunter Nemechek also lost ground, finishing 27th despite a strong ARP of 9.22, likely due to the wild caution in the final laps. Cars of Brendan Poole and Brett Moffitt suffered mechanical issues, affecting their overall stats and resulting in their early exits from the race.