Results: 2021 Camping World SRX Racing Series at Lucas Oil Raceway – Heat 1

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Here are the race results from the 2021 Camping World SRX Racing Series at Lucas Oil Raceway Speedway Heat 1. Race 4 of 6.

Date: July 3, 2021
12-minute heat race
Indianapolis, IN
0.686-mile paved oval
Victory Margin: Unknown

FinStCarDriverCar ColorLapsLedStatusIncidentsPts
1141Scott SpeedGold2323Running012
2348Tony KanaanMagenta230Running011
3215Michael WaltripLight Blue230Running010
4514Tony StewartOrange230Running09
5422Bobby Santos IIIPatriotic Camo230Running08
6618Bobby LabonteTeal230Running07
7102Ernie Francis Jr.Yellow230Running06
81298Marco AndrettiBlack230Running05
9113Helio CastronevesRed230Running04
1089Bill ElliottPurple230Running03
11713Paul TracyLime Green230Running02
12917Willy T. RibbsDark Blue230Running01

Lap Leaders / Lead Changes

Lead ChangeCarDriverLap FromLap ToTotal
41Scott Speed12323

Cautions / Incidents

Caution No.TimeReasonCarDriver
108:23TV / CompetitionNone

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