Race Information: NASCAR Xfinity Series Super Start Batteries 188 at Daytona RC

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Race Info

Race: NASCAR Xfinity Series Super Start Batteries 188

Track: Daytona International Speedway Road Course (3.61-mile layout)

Race Date: Saturday, February 20, 2021

Time: 5:00 PM ET

Green Flag Time: 5:14 PM ET

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

Laps: 52

Stage 1: 15 laps  —  Stage 2: 15 laps  —  Stage 3: 22 laps

Race Preview

No driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series is on a hot of a streak as Austin Cindric. The 2020 series champion scored the victory in last week’s season-opening event at Daytona on the superspeedway layout. Now, he returns to Daytona on the 3.61-mile road course layout — where he won last season — and he’ll attempt to defend his race win from the second starting position (determined by NASCAR’s performance metric formula).

Starting on pole for Saturday’s race will be Brett Moffitt in the No. 02 Our Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro. Moffitt, the 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion, has never scored a NASCAR Xfinity Series win in 33 previous starts, however last week, he scored a career-best finish of second. Moffitt scored a runner-up finish at the Daytona Road Course race in the truck series a season ago.

AJ Allmendinger, who starts sixth, is expected to be one of Cindric’s toughest competitors for the victory. Allmendinger, who drives the No. 16 machine for Kaulig Racing, finished fourth in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at the Daytona Road Course last season. Overall, four of Allmendinger’s five-career NXS wins have come at road courses, including last season at the Charlotte Roval.

Brandon Jones and Noah Gragson, who were swept up in crashes last week at Daytona, finished second and third respectively on the Daytona Road Course last season. They could replicate those results this time around, but they’ll have to do so from deep in the field. Gragson will start 26th, while Jones will start next to last in 39th.

Race Recap / Highlights

Daniel Hemric Fails Pre-Race Tech Three Times, Will Start at Rear

Video: Austin Cindric and AJ Allmendinger Crash Running For the Stage 1 Win

“I Want Peanut Butter Crackers” : 18-Year-Old Ty Gibbs Wins Stage 2 in First Xfinity Start

Race Information: NASCAR Xfinity Series Super Start Batteries 188 at Daytona RC

Pre/Post-Race Stats and Information

Pre-Race

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, February 20th — 5:00 PM ET — Race (Stages 15/30/52 Laps = 187.72 Miles)

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