"I've been dreaming about this ever since I was a little kid," said Haley. "Every time you start doubting yourself, you get in a situation like this. I'm about to cry, man. That was amazing."
Todd Gilliland battled it out with Haley during the final restarts of the race, he earned his career-best finish of second. Johnny Sauter finished the race in third while Myatt Snider and Zane Smith rounded out the top-five.
Grant Enfinger started from the pole and earned the first stage victory of the night but he'd finish 21st after two flat tires plagued his night late. Christian Eckes would win the second stage and look to be the driver to beat but after Stewart Friesen made contact with him, he'd hit the wall ending his night.
Results from Gateway
- Justin Haley
- Todd Gilliland
- Johnny Sauter
- Myatt Snider
- Zane Smith
- Chad Finley
- Jesse Little
- Riley Herbst
- Cody Coughlin
- Noah Gragson
- Austin Hill
- Kevin Donahue
- Stewart Friesen
- Brett Moffitt
- Wendell Chavous
- Austin Wayne Self
- Tyler Matthews
- Josh Reaume
- Ben Rhodes
- Matt Crafton
- Grant Enfinger
- Jennifer Jo Cobb
- Jordan Anderson
- Norm Benning
- John Hunter Nemechek
- Justin Fontaine
- Tate Fogleman
- Christian Eckes
- Ross Chastain
- Dalton Sargeant
- Bryant Barnhill
- Joe Nemechek
With the victory, Justin Haley punches his ticket to the playoffs and joins Johnny Sauter, Brett Moffitt, and Noah Gragson as race winners this season. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series heads to the Chicagoland Speedway on Friday Night for the Overton's 225. Johnny Sauter won that event last season and will look to earn his fifth victory of 2018. (Koelle,2018)
Photo Credit: Jonathan McCoy/Jonathan McCoy Photography
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