John Hunter Nemechek Wins Production Group Alliance 300

 

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John Hunter Nemechek wins his first race in 2023 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.  He captured a victory in the second race of the season and the last race for the series at Auto Club speedway.  The full results are below:

1. John Hunter Nemechek - #20
2. Sam Mayer - #1
3. Justin Allgaier - #7
4. Chandler Smith - #16
5. Josh Berry - #8
6. Austin Hill - #21
7. Riley Herbst - #98
8. Austin Dillon - #10
9. Brett Moffitt - #25
10. Parker Kligerman - #48
11. Joe Graf Jr. - #19
12. Daniel Hemric - #11
13. Kaz Grala - #26
14. Ryan Sieg - #39
15. Kyle Sieg - #38
16. Josh Williams - #92
17. Anthony Alfedo - #78
18. Jeremy Clements - #51
19. Sammy Smith - #18
20. Parker Retzlaff - #31
21. Rajah Caruth - #45
22. Jeb Burton - #27
23. Sheldon Creed - #2
24. Ross Chastain - #91
25. Brennan Poole - #6
26. Jeffrey Earnhardt - #44
27. Cole Custer - #00
28. Alex Labbe - #28
29. Joey Gase - #35
30. Bayley Currey - #4
31. Blaine Perkins - #07
32. Timmy Hill - #66
33. Brandon Jones - #9
34. Ryan Ellis - #43
35. David Starr - #02
36. Tyler Reddick - #24
37. CJ McLaughlin - #53
38. Gray Gaulding - #08

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