Playoff Points: Xfinity update leaving Richmond

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By Aaron Bearden, Motorsports Editor

Following each points race, Kickin’ the Tires takes a deep look at the current playoff grids for both the NASCAR XFINITY Series and Camping World Truck Series, evaluating the postseason picture for NASCAR’s second and third tours. 

Xfinity Series

Track: Richmond Raceway

Event: Go Bowling 250

Race Winner: Christopher Bell

Stage Winner(s): Daniel Hemric, Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Who Won Big

  • Christopher Bell: After spending the late summer watching on while Justin Allgaier established himself as the playoff favorite, Bell inserted himself back into the conversation with a playoff-opening win at Richmond. The Oklahoman now leads the points standings and has five more playoff points to carry with him into the next round.
  • Ross Chastain: He only had one final run with Chip Ganassi Racing, so Chastain knew he had to make it count. The Floridian did just that, finishing second and thrusting himself 18 points clear of the Round of 8 cutoff with two races left.
  • Daniel Hemric: This story might be growing old for him, but it should carry Hemric to the Championship 4 if it continues on. The Kannapolis, N.C. native fell just short of a victory again at Richmond, but won a stage and hauled in 52 points with a third-place showing.

 Who Hurt Their Odds:

  • Every Ford Driver: The opening playoff race was a disaster for Ford’s trio of playoff contenders. None of them finished higher than 10th (Ryan Reed), and as a result they all find themselves on or below the cut line heading to the Roval.
  • Justin Allgaier: He had a standard running going, but Allgaier found himself crashed after a run-in with Cole Custer late in the running at Richmond. The incident relegated Allgaier to a 32nd-place finish, and dropped the Illinoisan to within 21 points of the Round of 8 cutoff despite his healthy playoff point total.

Playoff Standings: 

RankDriverWins in RoundPointsVs. Cutoff
1Christopher Bell1209055
2Daniel Hemric0206227
3Justin Allgaier0205621
4Ross Chastain0205318
5Elliott Sadler0205116
6Matt Tifft0204712
7Tyler Reddick0204611
8 (tie)Brandon Jones020350
Round of  Cutoff
8 (tie)Cole Custer020350
10Ryan Truex02033-2
11Austin Cindric02028-7
12Ryan Reed02027-8

Playoff Points

Playoff Points Earned On-Track
RankDriverPlayoff Points
1Christopher Bell29
2Justin Allgaier24
3Ross Chastain9
4 (tie)Ryan Preece6
4 (tie)Tyler Reddick6
6 (tie)Spencer Gallagher5
6 (tie)Daniel Hemric5
8Elliott Sadler4
9John H. Nemechek2
10 (tie)Brandon Jones1
10 (tie)Cole Custer1
10 (tie)Matt Tifft1
10 (tie)Austin Cindric1
10 (tie)Dale Earnhardt Jr.1
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Christopher Bell won for the fifth time this season at Richmond Raceway. (Photo: NKP)
Total Playoff Points
RankDriverPlayoff Points
1Justin Allgaier39
2Christopher Bell37
3 (tie)Elliott Sadler11
3 (tie)Cole Custer11
3 (tie)Daniel Hemric11
6 (tie)Tyler Reddick10
6 (tie)Ross Chastain10
8Brandon Jones6
9 (tie)Matt Tifft3
9 (tie)Ryan Truex3
11Austin Cindric1

Stage Points

Richmond Results

Stage 1Stage 2
Pos.DriverPointsPos.DriverPoints
1Daniel Hemric10 (+1 Playoff Point)1Dale Earnhardt Jr.10 (+1 Playoff Point)
2Christopher Bell92Christopher Bell9
3Dale Earnhardt Jr.83Daniel Hemric8
4Matt Tifft74Ross Chastain7
5Justin Allgaier65Justin Allgaier6
6Elliott Sadler56Matt Tifft5
7Ryan Truex47Elliott Sadler4
8Tyler Reddick38Tyler Reddick3
9Austin Cindric29Cole Custer2
10Ross Chastain110Austin Cindric1

Season Totals

RankDriverTotalTotal
1Christopher Bell2724
2Justin Allgaier2685
3Daniel Hemric2245
4Cole Custer2171
5Elliott Sadler1884
6Tyler Reddick1671
7Brandon Jones1511
8Austin Cindric1401
9Matt Tifft1141
10Ryan Truex1050
11John H. Nemechek1022
12Ross Chastain834
13Ryan Preece651
14Ryan Reed510
15Spencer Gallagher320
16Kaz Grala190
17Dale Earnhardt Jr.181
18Michael Annett170
19Shane Lee160
20 (tie)Kyle Benjamin150
20 (tie)Jeremy Clements150
22Justin Marks120
23Ryan Sieg110
24 (tie)J.J. Yeley70
24 (tie)Jeb Burton70
24 (tie)Chase Briscoe70
27Andy Lally50
28Riley Herbst40
29 (tie)Garrett Smithley30
29 (tie)Katherine Legge30
31Joey Gase20

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