Video: Justin Haley Prevails In Wild Three-Wide Finish For Kaulig Racing in Xfinity Race at Daytona

WHAT. A. FINISH.

All day long during Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series Wawa 250 at Daytona International Speedway, the three Kaulig Racing drivers — Justin Haley, Jeb Burton and AJ Allmendinger — worked together flawlessly.

The trio stayed together all race long, and even finish 1-2-3 in the second Stage of the race. As the race came to the final lap, all three drivers fanned out and separated down the backstretch, and it was a drag race to the finish line, which resulted in a three-wide photo finish.

Here is video of the incredible finish:

In the end, it was Haley who prevailed by 0.023-sec. over Allmendinger. Burton would barely be edged out for third by Justin Allgaier.

Here is a slow-motion look at just how close the finish really was:

If that finish doesn’t get your blood pumping, I don’t know what would.

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