REPORT - benrhodes wins the CLTMotorSpdwy NASCAR_Trucks race, earning his first victory of the season and taking a nice 💰 bonus with it. NASCAR
Ben Rhodes’ No. 99 Ford came to life in the second half, and he cruised to his first NASCAR Truck win of the 2023 season at Charlotte Motor Speedway.Rhodes, 26, had to overcome a sub-par qualifying effort but had moved into the lead for the first time on Lap 89 of 134.
“It came to life at night. I had so much fun. Charlotte is a track we come to, ThorSport Racing, we’re based in Sandusky, Ohio, we come to the North Carolina guys’ house and we like to win. Completing the top-10 were Christian Eckes, Christian Eckes, Matt DiBenedetto, Nick Sanchez and Taylor Gray.Heim held off a fast-approaching Hocevar by 0.146 seconds to claim the Stage 1 win. Thompson was third, Rajah Caruth was fourth and Zane Smith rallied from 14th to fifth.Hocevar got around Heim with 15 of 30 laps remaining and cruised to the Stage 2 win.Following the break between Stages 2 and 3, the lead-lap trucks all pit with Heim first off of pit road.
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