Friday
At Phoenix Raceway
Avondale, Ariz.
Lap length: 1.00 miles
(Start position in parentheses)
1. (1) Ty Majeski, driving a Ford, dominated the race by completing 150 laps and accrued 59 points, showcasing his exceptional skill on the track.
2. (2) Corey Heim, representing Toyota, also finished the race with a strong run of 150 laps, earning himself 54 points in the competitive field.
3. (4) Christian Eckes, in his Chevrolet, pushed hard to complete all 150 laps, finishing with a respectable 48 points.
4. (7) Nicholas Sanchez, piloting another Chevrolet, displayed tenacity by completing all 150 laps and grabbing 47 points, solidifying his place in the race.
5. (5) Grant Enfinger, also in a Chevrolet, managed to drive the full distance of 150 laps and secured 42 points for his efforts.
6. (14) Taylor Gray, representing Toyota, completed 150 laps, earning 34 points and contributing to a strong showing for his team.
7. (8) Kaden Honeycutt, who drove a Chevrolet, finished the race with a total of 150 laps and earned 30 points as a result of his performance.
10. (11) Layne Riggs, piloting a Ford, completed all 150 laps of the race and accumulated 38 points, demonstrating his racing prowess.
12. (10) Chase Purdy, racing in a Chevrolet, also reached the finish line after 150 laps, securing 25 points in the fiercely competitive race.
13. (19) Rajah Caruth, aboard a Chevrolet, finished strong with all 150 laps completed, earning 24 points in the process.
14. (27) Jake Garcia, who drove a Ford, completed 150 laps and earned 23 points, solidifying his position in the race standings.
18. (3) Stewart Friesen, driving a Toyota, completed the full race distance of 150 laps, resulting in 22 points as he fought throughout the event.
19. (22) Matt Crafton, representing Ford, managed to complete 150 laps and finish with 18 points, showcasing his consistency on the track.
22. (29) Timmy Hill, in a Toyota, completed 150 laps and earned 15 points, reflecting his steady performance in the race.
24. (16) Daniel Dye, racing in a Chevrolet, finished just shy of the full distance, completing 149 laps and earning 13 points.
25. (28) Matt Mills, also in a Chevrolet, fell short after 148 laps, receiving 12 points for his efforts in the race.
Race Statistics were not immediately available.
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NASCAR Driver Rating Formula
A maximum of 150 points can be attained in a race, reflecting the competitors’ performances comprehensively.
The formula combines the following categories: Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Finishes, Average Running Position While on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most Laps, Lead-Lap Finish.
**Interview with Ty Majeski After Victory at Phoenix Raceway**
**Interviewer:** Congratulations on your dominant performance tonight at Phoenix Raceway, Ty! You really set the pace out there. What was your mindset coming into this race as you aimed for a spot in the Championship 4?
**Ty Majeski:** Thank you! My mindset was really about staying focused and executing the game plan. We had a strong car all weekend, and I knew if I could get a good start and maintain my position, we would be in a great spot. I just tried to be consistent and not let the pressure get to me.
**Interviewer:** You led the entire race and completed all 150 laps. What do you think was the key factor in your success tonight?
**Ty Majeski:** Honestly, it came down to teamwork. My crew did an incredible job in the pits, making sure I had what I needed throughout the race. And the car was just really dialed in; I felt comfortable making adjustments and was able to move around the track as needed. It was truly a team effort.
**Interviewer:** You finished the race with 59 points, a significant haul that puts you in a strong position for the championship. How do you plan to carry this momentum into the next races?
**Ty Majeski:** It’s all about maintaining this focus. We have to look at the data from this race, figure out what worked well, and keep building on that. I think the key is to stay humble and keep putting in the work. The championship is close, but we have to take it one race at a time.
**Interviewer:** You’ve been making a name for yourself in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. What does it mean for you personally to be in the Championship 4 discussion?
**Ty Majeski:** It means everything to me. Being in this position is a dream come true. I’ve worked so hard to get here, and being able to compete for a championship is what every driver aspires to. I’m excited to see what the next few races bring and hope we can keep this momentum rolling.
**Interviewer:** Thanks for your time, Ty! Best of luck in the upcoming races.
**Ty Majeski:** Thank you! Appreciate it!