Hemric earned his career-best finish of second while Cole Custer, Ryan Reed, and Paul Menard rounded out the top five. The race was delayed and didn't get started till around 5 p.m./ET. Rain continued to threaten the area and ultimately forced NASCAR to call the race with 34 laps remaining.
Results from Michigan
- Austin Dillon
- Daniel Hemric
- Cole Custer
- Ryan Reed
- Paul Menard
- Kyle Busch
- Tyler Reddick
- Kevin Harvick
- Justin Allgaier
- Ryan Truex
- Christopher Bell
- Kaz Grala
- John Hunter Nemechek
- Ross Chastain
- Jeremy Clements
- Matt Tifft
- Michael Annett
- Brandon Jones
- Ryan Sieg
- JJ Yeley
- Alex Bowman
- Spencer Boyd
- Austin Cindric
- Tommy Joe Martins
- Vinnie Miller
- Garrett Smithley
- Josh Bilicki
- B.J. McLeod
- Chad Finchum
- Elliott Sadler
- Timmy Hill
- Josh Williams
- David Starr
- Caesar Bacarella
- Brandon Hightower
- Matt Mills
- Alex Labbe
- Morgan Shepherd
- Joey Gase
- Jeff Green
There were 10 cautions for 37 laps. 14 lead changes among nine drivers highlighted Saturday's event with Kyle Busch leading the most laps at 29 laps. Elliott Sadler continues to lead the points standings by 41 points over Cole Custer. Daniel Hemric, Tyler Reddick, and Christopher Bell round out the top five in points.
The NASCAR XFINITY Series heads to Newton, Iowa next Sunday evening for a Father's Day Classic for the Iowa 250 presented by Enogen. William Byron is the defending race winner and as of this writing, he will not defend his victory. Sunday's event begins at 5 p.m./ET and will be live on FS1, the final XFINITY Series event of the year on FOX. (Koelle,2018)
Photo Credit: Daniel Shirley/Getty Images/NASCAR Media
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