Lebanon, Tenn. – Justin Angier jokingly said before the start of Saturday’s Tenasi Lottery 250 that he needs to win the race for his second NASCAR XFINITY series in the Nashville Superspeedway so that he can earn another guitar trophy and is one for each of his two young daughters.
Hours later, his main work in the race was actually sweet music for his title hopes. For the second time in his career, veteran Angier swooped both at the stages of both and claimed victory at the 1.33-mile concrete Oval-their third win of the 2025 season.
The champion of the reign series had to catch his 18 -year -old Ruki Junior Motorsports team partner Connor Zilisk in laps, however, eventually, before winning his number 7 Chevrolet to win from 1.289 seconds.
Prior to the lapted traffic, the two were separated for 20 laps in less than half a second time, which helped the Angier to pull into the longest green flag run -48 laps. Among all, he led the race to 188-laps race high 101.
The 39 -year -old Allagier said, “These people are here, they deserve more than anything.” “I had spoiled him by building a (wrong) pit call with a good car equally a (in Charlotte) last week. But this time it was Chevrolet, which was absolutely untrue. (His wife) Ashley and children are here and great to win a win in Nashville here. Fans here are untrustable. This place is special for me.
“I said that before the race I really wanted to get a second guitar so that both children would have a guitar. So they can fight on them. I really hurt JR Motorsports.”
It will be hard to tell you that it was actually the first race of zilisk in the concrete Nashville Oval. He earned points in both stages, there were good pits stops, and went through the ground and went to the top five by lap 70. He led 18 laps, but his run out front was carefully disrupted with 53 laps. Olgier proceeded to move forward in a three-wide fight on the upcoming resurrection with 48 and never looked back.
“I felt that I could be able to get back from him, but clean air is everything and the first 20 laps of a run. If you had clean air, you will be strong for a long time, just keep your belongings cooler and not as difficult,” Zilisk said. “Congratulations to Justin. He did a really good job on that restart.
“I’m really happy with the progress we are doing and disappointed with the other (place) is a good thing,” he combined with a smile.
Sam Mayor’s No. 41 Ford of the Has Factory Team finished third in the number 00 Ford in front of his team partner Sheldon Creed and a third Junior Motorsports Chevi, who was the last week’s NASCAR Cup series winner, number 9 run by Ross Chastain.
Eric Almarola, Austin Hill, Jessie Love and crooks Daniel Die and Carson Quapil scored in the top 10.
This marks the first win for a full -time Xfinity series driver in the last three races and expands the lead of an outground points for 92 points on Richard Children Racing Hill.
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NASCAR Xfinity Series Race – Tency Lottery 250
Nashville supersedway
Nashville, Tennessee
Saturday, May 31, 2025
1. (4) Justin Angier, Chevrolet, 188.
2. (10) Connor Zilisk #, Chevrolet, 188.
3. (3) Sam Mayor, Ford, 188.
4. (5) Sheldon Creed, Ford, 188.
5. (9) Ross Chastain (i), Chevrolet, 188.
6. (8) Eric Almarola, Toyota, 188.
7. (2) Austin Hill, Chevrolet, 188.
8. (15) Jessie Love, Chevrolet, 188.
9. (19) Daniel Die #, Chevrolet, 188.
10. (6) Carson Quapil #, Chevrolet, 188.
11. (14) Sammy Smith, Chevrolet, 188.
12. (21) Corey Day, Chevrolet, 188.
13. (17) Harrison Burton, Ford, 188.
14. (13) Brandon Jones, Toyota, 188.
15. (7) Nick Sanchez #, Chevrolet, 188.
16. (16) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, 188.
17. (31) Brainon Pole, Chevrolet, 188.
18. (26) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, 188.
19. (18) Jeremy Clement, Chevrolet, 188.
20. (34) Jeffrey Arnhard, Toyota, 188.
21. (30) Thomas Annunjiata, Chevrolet, 187.
22. (11) Ryan Seig, Ford, 187.
23. (36) Myat Sainder, Chevrolet, 187.
24. (37) Logan Bairaden, Chevrolet, 187.
25. (38) Mason Masi, Chevrolet, 187.
26. (24) Taylor Gray #, Toyota, 187.
27. (28) Kyle Seig, Ford, 187.
28. (33) Nick Leetz, Chevrolet, 187.
29. (32) Mason Magio, Ford, 187.
30. (23) Anthony Alfredo, Chevrolet, 187.
31. (27) Blain Perkins, Chevrolet, 187.
32. (35) Chris Wright, Chevrolet, 187.
33. (22) Matte Debateneto, Chevrolet, 186.
34. (20) Dean Thompson #, Toyota, 184.
35. (1) William Solich #, Toyota, Engine, 163.
36. (12) Christian Acase #, Chevrolet, Accident, 98.
37. (25) Ryan Ellis, Chevrolet, Accident, 98.
38. (29) Parker Ratezlaf, Chevrolet, Accident, 35.
Average speed of race winner: 111.006 mph.
Race time: 2 hours, 15 minutes, 9 seconds. Victory margin: 1.289 seconds.
Warning flags: 6 for 39 laps.
Lead changes: 8 out of 8 7 drivers.
Lap Leaders: W. Solich # 1-37; J. Allgaare 38; D. Dye # 39-41; J. Clements 42; J. AllGier 43-94; s. Panth 95–119; C. Zilisk # 120–137; B. Jones 138–140; J. AllGier 141–188.
Leader Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps LED): Justin Angier 3 times for 101 laps; William Solich # 1 time for 37 laps; Sheldon Creed 1 time for 25 laps; Connor Zilisk # 1 time for 18 intervals; Daniel dye # 1 time for 3 laps; Brandon Jones 3 for Laps 1 time; 1 time for Jeremy Clement 1 lap.
Stage #1 top ten: 7,51,99,21,10,00,00,41,1,20,88
Stage #2 Top Ten: 7,00,19,88,9,41,21,16,10
-Holi Can, NASCAR Wire Service. Special for field level media
