NASCAR: Beyond All Reason

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Bristol Motor Speedway: Part One

200 Laps (Stage 1–2 55: laps; Stage 3: 90 laps)

Driver Reactions – Post-Qualifying
Logan Slayer (#40, DGR-Crosley) – Pole Winner
"This truck was hooked up, man. Bristol is one of my favorite tracks, and I knew if we nailed our qualifying run, we’d be in a great spot for the race. Now it’s all about staying out front and keeping the fenders clean."

Tommy Bedlam (#77, GMS Racing) – Qualified 2nd
"We were so close! Starting on the front row at Bristol is huge, and I think we have a truck that can win. Gotta be aggressive early and make sure we stay up here."

Juice Millar (#53, Halmar Friesen) – Qualified 3rd
"We’ve got the speed, now we just have to back it up in the race. These short tracks are where I feel most comfortable, and I think we’ll be in the fight all night."

Chris Southern (#20, McAnally-Hilgemann) – Qualified 5th
"Solid run for us. This track is a battle from start to finish, so the key will be patience and making the right moves at the right time."​

 

[OsBlaze]

Damn I got suspended or something.

 

[Spitfire]

Bristol Motor Speedway: Part Two

Stage 1 Recap
- Logan Slayer (#40) gets a strong jump from pole position and quickly clears Tommy Bedlam (#77).
- Juice Millar (#53) and Chris Southern (#20) battle door-to-door for 3rd place, giving the leaders room to pull away.
Sheldon Creed (#2), the highest-starting non-fantasy driver, tries to break up the short-track experts’ dominance early on.
First signs of tire wear as drivers start moving off the bottom groove in search of grip. (Lap 10)
- Johnny Sauter (#13) and Grant Enfinger (#98) make their way inside the top 10, showing veteran patience.
Caution #1! Incident: Ben Rhodes (#99) spins off Turn 2! Contact with Derek Kraus (#19) sends Rhodes sideways. (Lap 21)
- Restart (Lap 26) Logan Slayer (#40) and Tommy Bedlam (#77) still control the front row.
- Juice Millar (#53) gets aggressive, giving Bedlam a bump to move into 2nd place!
- Intense Battle for the Lead! Juice Millar (#53) dives under Logan Slayer! (Lap 38)
- Millar takes the lead!
- Slayer crosses over but can’t make it stick—Millar holds P1!
- Sheldon Creed Pressuring the Top 3! (Lap 44)
- Creed battles Bedlam for 3rd place as they navigate lapped traffic.
- Chris Southern (#20) holding steady in 5th but looking for an opening.

Stage 2 Recap
Lap 56 – Restart Order:
1️⃣ Juice Millar (#53) – Controls the restart but won’t defend too hard.
2️⃣ Logan Slayer (#40) – Looking to reclaim the lead.
3️⃣ Tommy Bedlam (#77) – Willing to bump if needed.
4️⃣ Sheldon Creed (#2) – Expect him to go all-in.
5️⃣ Chris Southern (#20) – A patient but calculated driver.

Lap 60: - Millar plays it safe, lets Slayer take the lead.
- Sheldon Creed moves past Bedlam into 3rd.
- Brett Moffitt jumps into the top 5, getting aggressive.

Lap 75: - Trouble for Blaze! Brandon Blaze (#83) makes a three-wide move on the inside, but loses grip!
- Slides up into Ben Rhodes (#99), causing a caution! Minimal damage, but Blaze restarts in the back.

Final Stage Recap
Lap 115: - Creed holds the lead, but Slayer is pushing him hard.
- Millar quickly moves past Southern into 4th—now it’s go time!
- Brett Moffitt (#23) surges forward, passing Southern for 5th.

Lap 130: - Caution! Trouble for Brandon Blaze!
- Brandon Blaze (#83) tries another aggressive dive but gets loose again! Spins into the wall, light damage.
- Tough night for Blaze, but he stays in the race.

Lap 140: - The Big Move! Juice Millar powers past Bedlam and Slayer—NOW UP TO 2ND!
- It’s Millar vs. Creed for the win!

Lap 150: - Side-by-Side Battle for the Lead! Millar gets a run off Turn 4 and pulls alongside Creed!
- They trade paint down the straightaway—neither backing off!

Lap 163: - Caution! Wreck in the mid-pack! Bobby Rey (#00) gets turned by Raphael Lessard (#4).
- Jordan Anderson (#3) piles in! Creed and Millar will restart side by side!

Lap 175: - Millar finally clears Creed with a power move off Turn 2!
- Bedlam and Slayer go three-wide with Moffitt for 3rd!

Lap 190: - Lapped Traffic Adds Drama!
- Creed tries a bump-and-run but Millar hangs on!
- Slayer takes 3rd, Bedlam falls to 5th behind Moffitt.

Lap 199: - White Flag! Millar leads, Creed one last shot!
- Creed sends it into Turn 3 but can’t get there - Juice win at Bristol!

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#19 JF Valley - 25 pts
#20 Bobby Rey - 24 pts
#21 - Brandon Blaze - 23 pts​

 

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Martinsville Speedway: Part One

200 Laps (Stage 1–2 60: laps; Stage 3: 80 laps)

Stage 1 Recap (Laps 1-60)
- The race began under the lights at Martinsville Speedway, and the tight short track immediately brought action and drama. The field was set, and with Logan Slayer (#40) starting from pole, the competition was fierce right from the get-go.

- The race took off with Logan Slayer (#40) leading the field as the green flag waved. He quickly asserted control, maintaining the lead through the early laps. However, Juice Millar (#53) and Tommy Bedlam (#77) were hot on his tail, showing no signs of giving up the fight.

-The first signs of aggression came early, as Brett Moffitt (#23) pushed past Sheldon Creed (#2), moving up to 5th. The action heated up, with drivers jostling for position in the tight corners, making passing a premium. (Lap 10)

- Ben Rhodes (#99) began to struggle with handling, losing a few spots to Chris Southern (#20) and Zane Smith (#51). Rhodes's truck looked a bit loose, and he would need to make adjustments if he wanted to stay competitive. (Lap 20)

- A caution flag waved after Bobby Rey (#00) got loose in turn 2, and Grant Enfinger (#98) made contact with him, sending Rey spinning. This brought the field together, allowing for some strategy adjustments. Slayer, Millar, and Bedlam were all strong on the restart. (Lap 35)

- Restart chaos ensued as the field quickly tightened up. Drivers like Chris Southern (#20) and Zane Smith (#51) made big moves, getting past a struggling Brett Moffitt (#23), who was now back to 7th. The short track racing was on full display as drivers began to battle aggressively for position. (Lap 45)

- Tommy Bedlam (#77) was now in second, closely pursuing Logan Slayer (#40). Bedlam was applying heavy pressure on the leader, looking to make a move. But Slayer was solid on the bottom, using the short track's layout to his advantage. (Lap 50)

- Logan Slayer (#40) held off Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Juice Millar (#53) to take the Stage 1 win. The aggressive pace of the early laps rewarded Slayer with the stage win, but with tight racing behind him, it was clear that the rest of the field was right on his tail. (Lap 60)

Stage 2 Recap (Laps 61-120)
- The battle for second heated up between Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Juice Millar (#53). Both drivers were aggressive, trading positions multiple times. Meanwhile, Sheldon Creed (#2) had started to show signs of speed, climbing from his earlier 5th-place position to 4th. (Lap 65_

- Caution flag flew as Zane Smith (#51) was involved in a spin after contact with Grant Enfinger (#98). Smith’s truck went around in turn 4, but he managed to get it back going with minimal damage. The caution allowed the field to regroup and pit stops became a key moment for strategy. (Lap 70)

- Pit crews were on their toes as drivers scrambled for fresh tires and adjustments. Logan Slayer (#40) and Tommy Bedlam (#77) took two tires to keep track position, while others, like Sheldon Creed (#2), opted for four tires. The strategy difference would play a key role for the rest of the stage. (Lap 75)

- Juice Millar (#53), who had been saving his tires early, made an aggressive move on Tommy Bedlam (#77) for second place. Millar was ready to strike, taking advantage of Bedlam's slower pace after the pit stops. The battle between these two drivers for second was fierce. (Lap 85)

- Logan Slayer (#40) was still holding the lead, but Juice Millar (#53) had begun to cut into his gap. The battle for the lead was on as Millar closed in on the back bumper of Slayer. (Lap 100)

- Brett Moffitt (#23), who had been quietly working his way up, was now inside the top 5. Moffitt had found his rhythm and was moving forward with a strong truck, passing both Sheldon Creed (#2) and Ben Rhodes (#99) to get into 4th. (Lap 110)

- Caution flag waved once again, this time due to minor contact between Zane Smith (#51) and Ben Rhodes (#99), with Smith getting loose in turn 3. The incident led to another round of pit stops. (Lap 115)

- Logan Slayer (#40) managed to hold off Juice Millar (#53) in a dramatic finish to the stage, capturing the Stage 2 win. Millar finished second, while Tommy Bedlam (#77) was able to hang on to third after a tough battle. (Lap 120)

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Driver Comments Post-Stage 2:​

Logan Slayer (#40): “We’re in a great position right now. The truck’s feeling good, but we know the final stage will be tough. I’ve got to keep my cool and stay out front.”

Juice Millar (#53): “That was a strong run for us. We’ve been saving a bit, but I know we’re going to have to push in the final stage. The truck’s looking solid.

”Tommy Bedlam (#77): “We’re right where we need to be. It’s tight racing, but I think we’ve got the pace to fight for the win in the last stage.

”Brett Moffitt (#23): “We’re climbing up the field, and the truck’s getting better as we go. We’ve still got work to do, but we’re in a good spot now.”
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Martinsville Speedway: Part Two

Final Stage Recap (Laps 121-200)
- With the field poised for the final 80 laps, the drivers were fully focused on closing out the race strong. Logan Slayer (#40) had held off the competition in both Stage 1 and Stage 2, but with Juice Millar (#53) and Tommy Bedlam (#77) breathing down his neck, the final stage promised to be a showdown. The pressure was mounting, and everyone knew the finish would be intense.

- The field roared back to life as Logan Slayer (#40) led the field into the final stage. However, Juice Millar (#53) made an aggressive move early on, pulling alongside Slayer for the lead by lap 123. Bedlam (#77) wasn’t far behind, setting the stage for a three-way battle at the front.

- The leaders were starting to spread out a bit, with Logan Slayer (#40) maintaining the lead, but Juice Millar (#53) wasn’t letting up. Behind them, Tommy Bedlam (#77) was engaged in a fierce battle with Brett Moffitt (#23) and Sheldon Creed (#2) for third. (Lap 130)

- Caution flag came out after Bobby Rey (#00) made contact with Zane Smith (#51), sending Smith into the wall in turn 3. This set up a round of pit stops, where strategies varied. Slayer and Millar opted for two tires, while Bedlam took four tires in an effort to gain track position. (Lap 140)

- After the pit stops, Logan Slayer (#40) held onto the lead, but Tommy Bedlam (#77) had a strong restart, quickly moving up to second. Millar (#53) dropped to third, as the fresh tires gave Bedlam an edge. (Lap 150)

- Tommy Bedlam (#77) wasted no time, diving into the inside of Slayer (#40) for the lead. The two made contact off turn 2, but Slayer managed to keep his truck under control. Bedlam moved into the lead, but Slayer stayed right on his bumper, with Millar (#53) continuing to apply pressure from third. (Lap 155)

- As Tommy Bedlam (#77) started to pull away slightly, Brett Moffitt (#23) made a move on Juice Millar (#53) for third, clearing Millar by lap 170. The racing was heating up, with drivers getting more aggressive as they chased down the leader. (Lap 165)

- The battle for the top 5 was intense. Brett Moffitt (#23) passed Sheldon Creed (#2) for fourth, and Chris Southern (#20) continued his solid run, now in 7th place, making a charge toward the front. (Lap 175)

- Logan Slayer (#40) began closing the gap to Tommy Bedlam (#77) once more. Slayer seemed to have saved just enough tire to make a final push, and he was able to make a strong dive into turn 1, retaking the lead from Bedlam. (Lap 190)

- The final five laps were full of drama. Slayer (#40) held off Bedlam, but Millar (#53) was lurking in third, closing in fast. A caution flag was expected, but the race remained green as drivers fought tooth and nail for position. (Lap 195)

- Logan Slayer (#40) held off a charging Tommy Bedlam (#77), capturing the win at Martinsville Speedway. The final laps were filled with hard racing, but Slayer stayed strong, bringing home the victory. (Lap 200)

Logan Slayer (#40): “This feels amazing. The truck was on point all night, and we kept pushing hard. I knew I had to fight through that final stage, but we had the strategy and the pace. We kept it clean, and it paid off with the win.”

Tommy Bedlam (#77): “What a race! We gave it everything we had, but just couldn’t get the pass done in those final laps. Logan had a strong truck, and we fought hard to keep up. Second place is still a great finish, and we’ll keep building on this.”

Juice Millar (#53): “We ran a solid race. I thought we had a shot to challenge for the win, but it just didn’t come together. We’ll take the third-place finish and keep our eyes on the next race.”

Brett Moffitt (#23): “The truck came alive in the second half of the race. We moved up and got a solid finish. We’ll keep working to get that win. Martinsville’s always tough, but I’m happy with how we executed today.”

 

[OsBlaze]

damn I’m having some sort of collapse

 

[Spitfire]

damn I’m having some sort of collapse

i mean you have a win

 

[OsBlaze]

i mean you have a win

True

 

[Spitfire]

True

this simulation is so spicy its unreal. and in a few races it becomes so savage

 

[Grim]

I assume I missed the chance to join?

 

[Spitfire]

I assume I missed the chance to join?

Nope. I can work magic

 

[Spitfire]

Eldora Speedway

150 Laps (Stage 1: 40 laps, Stage 2: 50 laps, Stage 3: 60 laps)

The Eldora Dirt Derby is one of the most anticipated races of the season, with its unique dirt track setting, providing exciting challenges for the drivers. On April 17, 2020, the weather played a major role as rain showers throughout the day made the track extremely muddy, adding even more unpredictability to what’s already a notoriously difficult race.

This race is unique, as it’s held on a dirt oval, and not all drivers are accustomed to these conditions, so some will need to dig deep to perform. With high humidity and wet conditions, it will be a test of patience and skill for the drivers.

Stage One – Eldora Dirt Derby (40 Laps)
- The track is still wet, and the rain continues to affect the grip and handling of the trucks. The drivers are getting settled into the muddy conditions and finding their rhythm as the green flag waves.

- Tommy Bedlam (#77) starts strong from pole position, taking the lead early.

- Juice Millar (#53) and Logan Slayer (#40) are battling for second, showing they’re both capable of handling the tricky track. (Lap 1)

- Brett Moffitt (#23) is pushing hard and moving up through the field, now in 4th. (Lap 5)

- Ben Rhodes (#99) is struggling to find grip, slipping back to 7th. (Lap 10)

- Juice Millar (#53) takes the lead after a bold move on the outside of Tommy Bedlam (#77).
Logan Slayer (#40) also makes the pass on Bedlam, moving into 2nd. (Lap 15)

- Tommy Bedlam (#77) loses some ground, but he’s staying in the fight, now in 4th.
Brandon Blaze (#83) is showing improvement, now in the top 10 after starting mid-pack. (Lap 20)

- Juice Millar (#53) is maintaining the lead but has Logan Slayer (#40) right on his tail. The battle for 1st is heating up.
Sheldon Creed (#2) is making some aggressive moves, now in 5th, while Zane Smith (#51) is quietly moving forward. (Lap 30)

- Logan Slayer (#40) makes a move to pass Juice Millar (#53) for the lead!
Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Brett Moffitt (#23) are now fighting for 3rd, with only a few laps remaining in the stage. (Lap 35)

Stage Two – Eldora Dirt Derby (50 Laps)
- Logan Slayer (#40) retains the lead after Stage 1, but Juice Millar (#53) isn’t far behind, pushing hard.
Brett Moffitt (#23) is moving up, making quick progress through the field and now in 4th.
Sheldon Creed (#2) looks aggressive, improving from his previous stage and now in 5th. (Lap 45)

- Juice Millar (#53) makes a move on Logan Slayer (#40) to take the lead! Millar’s experience in the wet conditions shows as he’s able to handle the track better. (Lap 58)

- Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Zane Smith (#51) are battling for 3rd, with Moffitt trailing just behind in 5th. (Lap 60)

- Juice Millar (#53) is maintaining a solid lead, but Logan Slayer (#40) is not letting up. The two are exchanging fast laps.
Zane Smith (#51) passes Tommy Bedlam (#77) for 4th, continuing his march toward the top.
Ben Rhodes (#99) is struggling a bit in 8th, unable to find a rhythm on the muddy track. (Lap 65)

- Juice Millar (#53) continues to hold onto the lead, but Logan Slayer (#40) is closing in, maintaining pressure for the top spot.
Brett Moffitt (#23) makes an aggressive move to pass Zane Smith (#51) for 4th.
Arthur D'Tea (#8), a bit of a surprise, is quietly working his way through the pack into the top 10. (Lap 70)

- Logan Slayer (#40) has caught up to Juice Millar (#53) and is applying more pressure as the two trucks begin to slide through the turns.
Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Brett Moffitt (#23) are still fighting for position, now in 5th and 6th respectively.
Ben Rhodes (#99) is getting a solid grip and works his way back into the top 6. (Lap 85)

Final Stage – Eldora Dirt Derby (60 Laps)
- Juice Millar (#53) holds onto the lead from Stage 2, but Logan Slayer (#40) is aggressive right off the bat, staying close behind.
Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Zane Smith (#51) are in a battle for 4th when Zane Smith spins out after getting a little too close to the wall. The caution flag flies.
- Brett Moffitt (#23) and Ben Rhodes (#99) are caught in the mid-pack, avoiding the wreck but losing valuable time. (Lap 95)

- Juice Millar (#53) leads again, but Logan Slayer (#40) is quick to pounce on the restart, passing him for the lead as the trucks fight for grip.
Zane Smith (#51), still recovering from his spin, now finds himself back in 18th after the restart.
The rain continues to pour, and visibility gets worse, adding more pressure for drivers. (Lap 105)

- Brett Moffitt (#23) and Ben Rhodes (#99) collide in Turn 2 while battling for 6th, sending both trucks into the wall. The caution flag waves again, and both drivers are forced to pit for repairs.
Tommy Bedlam (#77) takes advantage of the caution and moves up to 3rd.
Arthur D'Tea (#8), meanwhile, is quietly moving up and into the top 10. (Lap 115)

-The track is even wetter, making every restart a gamble. Logan Slayer (#40) holds onto the lead, but Juice Millar (#53) is keeping him honest. (Lap 120)

- Sheldon Creed (#2), who’s been consistent, is now in 5th and challenging for a top 3 finish.
Another spinout by Bobby Rey (#00) brings out yet another caution, causing frustration among the drivers. (Lap 125)

- Juice Millar (#53) takes the lead back after a fierce battle with Logan Slayer (#40), using the outside line to get a better grip in the corners.
Brett Moffitt (#23) and Zane Smith (#51) are back in the mix, racing hard to recover their positions after their earlier issues.
Tommy Bedlam (#77) now in 4th, stays patient but seems to be waiting for the final push. (Lap 130)

- The wet weather is taking a heavy toll. Juice Millar (#53) and Logan Slayer (#40) continue to dominate, but they’ve started to lap drivers who are struggling to keep their trucks in line. (Lap 135)

- Ben Rhodes (#99) has worked his way back into the top 10, but is in 9th and trying to pass Arthur D'Tea (#8) for 8th.
Brett Moffitt (#23) has gotten back into 7th, showing incredible resilience after his earlier damage. (Lap 140)

- Logan Slayer (#40) takes the lead again, but Juice Millar (#53) doesn’t back down. The battle for 1st is neck and neck with only a few laps left.
On the final lap, Brett Moffitt (#23) tries a daring move on Tommy Bedlam (#77) to steal 3rd, but he spins out and hits the wall, bringing out the final caution. (Lap 145)

- Logan Slayer (#40) crosses the finish line to win the Eldora Dirt Derby!
Juice Millar (#53) finishes in 2nd, just inches behind.
Tommy Bedlam (#77) claims 3rd, holding off the charging pack behind him. (Lap 150)

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[Spitfire]

Dover International Speedway: Part One

200 Laps (Stage 1–2 45: laps; Stage 3: 110 laps)

The Monster Mile Awaits!
The NASCAR Truck Series heads to Dover International Speedway, also known as "The Monster Mile," for Round 7 of the season. This high-banked, one-mile concrete oval is known for aggressive racing, tire wear, and hard hits when things go wrong. With its unique surface and high speeds, Dover is a driver’s track that rewards skill and punishes mistakes.

Drivers to Watch at Dover
Brandon Blaze (#83) – Momentum Building?
Brandon Blaze is showing flashes of brilliance but hasn’t quite put together a complete race. Dover’s high-speed corners suit aggressive drivers, and he’ll need to be on top of his game to secure a breakthrough performance.

Logan Slayer (#40) – Can He Stay Hot?
After a win at Eldora, Slayer is carrying big momentum. While dirt racing is a different beast, his confidence could carry over, making him a dark horse contender.

Juice Millar (#53) – The Short Track Expert on Concrete
Millar is typically dominant on short tracks, but Dover’s unique concrete surface presents a new challenge. If he can conserve tires and stay patient, he could be a factor in the final stage.

Brett Moffitt (#23) & Sheldon Creed (#2) – The GMS Duo
Both drivers have been aggressive early in races, often leading to strong stage finishes but inconsistent final results. At Dover, they’ll need to balance speed with strategy to challenge for the win.

Chris Southern (#20) – The Underdog Fighter
Southern has been fighting for points all season but hasn’t had the one race to stand out. Dover’s grueling conditions could create chaos, giving him a shot at stealing a top finish.

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[Spitfire]

Dover International Speedway: Part Two

Stage One (45 Laps)

Green Flag – Lap 1
- Sheldon Creed leads the field to green with Brett Moffitt alongside. As the trucks roar into Turn 1, Creed gets a solid launch, but Juice Millar and - Tommy Bedlam immediately battle for third place, showing aggressive intent early.

Lap 10 – Early Battles
- Brandon Blaze is on the move, passing Chris Southern for 7th place as the field begins to stretch out.
- Logan Slayer is holding steady in 5th place, waiting for an opportunity to move forward.
- Bobby Rey and Arthur D'Tea are fighting hard for 9th place, exchanging the position multiple times.
- JF Valley struggles with handling issues, dropping to 15th place after a tight battle with Tyler Ankrum.

Lap 22 – Trouble for Barbie Stellar!
- Contact between Barbie Stellar (#27) and Zane Smith (#51) sends Stellar sideways off Turn 4. She keeps it off the wall, but the spin brings out the first caution of the race.

- Pit Strategy: A few mid-pack drivers pit for fresh tires, including JF Valley and Raphael Lessard, hoping to gain an advantage on the restart.

Lap 28 – Restart
- Creed and Moffitt restart side-by-side, but Millar gets a strong push from Bedlam to briefly challenge for the lead.
- Brandon Blaze makes a bold three-wide move, passing Ben Rhodes and Logan Slayer for 5th place.
- Chris Southern holds onto the top 10, defending against Bobby Rey and Arthur D’Tea.

Lap 40 – Sprint to the Finish
- With just five laps to go, the battle for the stage win intensifies:
- Creed and Moffitt trade sliders in the corners, swapping the lead multiple times.
- Millar sits in third, waiting for them to make a mistake.
- Blaze and Slayer fight for 5th, while Bedlam pressures Millar for 3rd.
- Creed holds off a last-lap charge from Moffitt to claim 10 stage points.

Stage 2 – Dover International Speedway (45 Laps)


Lap 46 – Big Wreck Early!
- As the field takes the green flag to start Stage 2, things go wrong immediately in the middle of the pack!
- Incident: Coming into Turn 1, Derek Kraus (#19) gets loose underneath JF Valley (#4), sending both trucks spinning up the banking. Jordan Anderson (#3) and Raphael Lessard (#4) have nowhere to go and pile in.

Drivers Involved & Status:
Derek Kraus (#19) – Out of Race (Suspension Damage)
Jordan Anderson (#3) – Out of Race (Heavy Front-End Damage)
Raphael Lessard (#4) – Out of Race (Radiator Damage)
JF Valley (#4) – Continues with Minor Damage

Caution Flag – Lap 46-52
- Teams take advantage of the yellow to adjust their trucks. JF Valley pits for repairs but stays in the race.

Lap 53 – Restart & Another Huge Wreck!
- Just as the race restarts, another multi-truck accident unfolds!
- Matt Crafton (#88) and Ben Rhodes (#99) make contact, sending Rhodes spinning in front of the field.
- Barbie Stellar (#27) and Stewart Friesen (#52) both slam into Rhodes, with Stellar taking the hardest impact into the inside wall.
- Bobby Rey (#00) locks up but barely avoids the wreck.

Drivers Involved & Status:
Ben Rhodes (#99) – Out of Race (Heavy Damage)
Barbie Stellar (#27) – Out of Race (Severe Front-End Damage)
Stewart Friesen (#52) – Out of Race (Rear Suspension Damage)
Matt Crafton (#88) – Continues with Left-Side Damage

Lap 60 – Green Flag Racing Resumes
- After two major wrecks eliminate five trucks, the race finally gets into a rhythm. Sheldon Creed and Brett Moffitt continue to control the front, but behind them:
- Tommy Bedlam moves past Juice Millar for 3rd, showing great long-run speed.
- Brandon Blaze is once again aggressive, battling Logan Slayer for 5th.
- Chris Southern runs 7th, staying in touch with the leaders.
- Arthur D'Tea is holding onto the Top 10, while JF Valley fights back from his earlier damage.

With 10 laps to go, the battle intensifies:
- Moffitt takes the lead from Creed, sliding past in Turn 3.
- Juice Millar closes in on Bedlam for 3rd, but seems more focused on saving tires for the long Final Stage (110 Laps).
- Brandon Blaze pulls off a fantastic outside pass on Logan Slayer, grabbing 5th place.
- Moffitt holds on to secure 10 more points and a valuable 1 playoff point.

Final Stage (110 Laps)

Lap 91 – The Long Green Flag Run Begins
- After a wreck-filled Stage 2, the final 110-lap stage begins with a much cleaner restart. Brett Moffitt leads the way, but he’s being hunted by:
- Sheldon Creed (#2) – hungry for redemption after losing Stage 2 late.
- Juice Millar (#53) – saving tires early for a late-race charge.
- Tommy Bedlam (#77) and Brandon Blaze (#83) – aggressive and keeping pace.
- Logan Slayer (#40) – lurking in 6th, waiting for his moment.

Lap 120 – Green Flag Pit Stops Begin!
- With 90 laps to go, the leaders begin peeling off for green flag stops.
- First to pit: Tommy Bedlam (Lap 122) – takes 4 tires, fuel.
- Juice Millar waits until Lap 126 – maximizing tire wear.
- Brandon Blaze pits on Lap 129, hoping to undercut the leaders.
- Brett Moffitt & Sheldon Creed pit together on Lap 132!

Lap 140 – Shakeup After Stops
- After the cycle, Millar’s strategy pays off – he jumps to 2nd! Moffitt holds the lead, but Creed, Bedlam, and Blaze are all right behind.

Lap 170 – Caution! Tight Racing Leads to Contact
- Chris Southern (#20) and Arthur D’Tea (#8) collide on the backstretch, sending Southern spinning. Bobby Rey (#00) and Tyler Ankrum (#26) barely avoid the wreck!

Lap 180 – Restart & Wild Battles!
- Green flag flies!
- Millar gets a great jump and challenges Moffitt for the lead!
- Bedlam and Creed go door-to-door for 3rd!
- Brandon Blaze takes them 3-wide, diving to the bottom in Turn 3!
- With 20 laps to go, it’s a five-truck war at the front!

Final 5 Laps – An Unforgettable Finish!
- Lap 196 – Three-Wide for the Lead!
- Juice Millar, Brett Moffitt, and Tommy Bedlam go three-wide down the backstretch! Millar holds the inside, Moffitt in the middle, and Bedlam is riding the top lane.

Lap 199 – Coming to the White Flag!
- Millar noses ahead into Turn 1!
- Moffitt fights back on the exit!
- Bedlam gets a huge run on the outside, making it three-wide again!

Final Lap – Photo Finish!
- Down the backstretch for the final time, all three trucks are still side by side!
- Turn 3 – Millar sends it deep on the inside!
0 Turn 4 – Bedlam gets a push from Brandon Blaze!
- At the line – Three-wide finish!

Official Results – By Inches!
1️⃣ Tommy Bedlam (#77) – WINS by 0.003 seconds!
2️⃣ Juice Millar (#53) – 2nd, 0.001 ahead of Moffitt!
3️⃣ Brett Moffitt (#23) – 3rd, just inches behind!

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[Spitfire]

Tommy Bedlam on His First Career Win in the Jack Daniel’s Chevy​

*"Man, this is unbelievable! First career win, and to do it like that? A three-wide photo finish? That’s the kind of race you dream about. This Jack Daniel’s Chevrolet was hooked up all day, and my crew gave me the best truck I’ve ever had. We fought hard, stayed patient, and when it came down to those last few laps, I just sent it.

I gotta give credit to Juice [Millar] and Brett [Moffitt]—those guys raced me clean, but they weren’t giving an inch either. I knew if I could get one last push off Turn 4, I might have a shot. When I saw that checkered flag, I didn’t even know if I had it.

This is for my team, my family, and everyone who stuck with me. We’ve been close before, but now we got that first win. And trust me, it won’t be the last!"*

Tommy Bedlam gets his first career win in dramatic fashion, putting his Jack Daniel’s Chevy in Victory Lane at Dover!
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Juice Millar (#53) – Runner-Up:
"That’s a heartbreaker. I thought I had it, but Tommy just got the right run at the end. Still, a great points day for us."

Brett Moffitt (#23) – 3rd Place:
"I gave it everything. We had the best truck all day, but when you get in a three-wide battle, it’s anyone’s race. Fun to be part of!"

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JF Valley Departs Jordan Anderson Racing, Drops to ARCA​

After struggling with funding issues, JF Valley (#4) has officially parted ways with Jordan Anderson Racing and will move down to the ARCA Menards Series for the remainder of the season.
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What Happened?​

Valley, who was balancing a partial Truck Series schedule with Jordan Anderson Racing, faced increasing financial hurdles. Despite some promising runs early in the season, sponsorship concerns forced the team to shut down his entry.

JF Valley on the Move:
"It’s tough, but right now, ARCA is the best place for me. I just need to get more experience and find the right backing to make a full-time return to Trucks. I’m not done yet."
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