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Race Information: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series FR8 Auctions 200 at Atlanta

Race Info

Race: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series FR8 Auctions 200

Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway (1.54-Mile Oval)

Race Date: Saturday, March 20, 2021

Time: 2:30 PM ET

Green Flag Time: 2:43 PM ET

Broadcast: FS1 (TV) — MRN, Sirius XM NASCAR (Radio)

Laps: 130

Stage 1: 30 laps  —  Stage 2: 30 laps  —  Stage 3: 70 laps

To The Rear: 02 – Josh Berry (Driver Change), 45 – Brett Moffitt (Engine Change)

Stats and Information

Pre-Race

2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Driver/Team Chart
Pre-Race Driver Standings
Entry List
Starting Lineup
Team Rosters
Pit Stall Map

Post-Race

Race Results
In-Race Penalty Report
Post-Race Driver Standings
Post-Race Owner Standings
Loop Data

Weekend Schedule

No practice / qualifying

  • Saturday, March 20th — 2:30 PM ET — Race (Stages 30/60/130 Laps = 200.02 Miles)

Pre-Race Preview

 

John Hunter Nemechek’s gamble to drop from the NASCAR Cup Series back to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series with Kyle Busch Motorsports for the 2021 season, is already beginning to pay off. The 23-year old scored a win in just his third start with the organization in Las Vegas, and he’ll look to make it two in a row, starting from the pole in Atlanta.

Nemechek has led laps in every race this season and he has an average finish of 3.7 through the first three events of 2021.

If Nemechek is going to score the win though, he’ll more than likely have to deal with his boss Kyle Busch, who will start from the outside pole. Busch had a tire failure at Las Vegas and after spinning out, rallied to finish runner-up to Nemechek.

While you always expect Busch to be in the mix for the Truck Series win, he has been extremely potent at Atlanta in NCWTS competition. In 12 starts, Busch has five wins and eight top-three finishes at the 1.54-mile speedway. Busch, however, has finished outside the top-20 in three of his last four Truck Series races in Atlanta.

Another couple of drivers who could be considered favorites on Saturday would be last year’s winner of this race, Grant Enfinger and Austin Hill, who finished runner-up.

Hill, who is running a full-time schedule in 2021, has a much higher starting spot in sixth, while Enfinger will have to rally from 19th in the No. 98 ThorSport Racing truck, which he’s shared with Christian Eckes this season.

Race Stories / Video Highlights / Recap

Race Information: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series FR8 Auctions 200 at Atlanta

Kyle Busch Powers to Truck Series Win at Atlanta Over Austin Hill

Brett Moffitt Will Drop to Rear of Truck Series Field at Atlanta After Last Minute Engine Change

Kris Wright to Sit Out Atlanta Truck Race After Testing Positive For COVID-19, Josh Berry to Fill in

https://tobychristie.com/2021/03/17/marcus-lemonis-sponsoring-at-least-another-six-trucks-in-atlanta/

Todd Gilliland Will Have New Look on Truck at Atlanta With Primary Sponsor CP Compressors

Bill Lester Joins David Gilliland Racing for NASCAR Truck Series Return at Atlanta

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