Grant Enfinger

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Ben Rhodes (second) posted his 10th top-10 finish in 2022. Zane Smith (third) posted his 14th top-10 finish in 17 2022 series starts. Corey Heim (fifth) was the highest finishing rookie. Polesitter John Hunter Nemechek led a race-high 75 laps and finished 10th in the 207 lap race. After the TSport 200, Zane Smith leads the Truck Series Playoffs Standings by 14 points over the 2021 series Champion Ben Rhodes.

He ran a quick lap of 109.575 mph. #4 John Hunter Nemechek (109.202 mph), #18 Chandler Smith (108.990 mph), #99 Ben Rhodes (108.812 mph) and #66 Ty Majeski (108.563 mph) round out the top five of the 36 trucks out on track for this practice. Blake Lothian in the #43 Chevrolet, at 102.588 mph, was the slowest.

This Chevrolet was built in 2020, and has raced at a few different types of tracks, including intermediates and flat tracks. This season, Enfinger has raced with this chassis twice, posting an eighth place finish at Martinsville, and most recently finishing 11th at Texas. It's been a few years since Grant Enfinger last visited Lucas Oil IRP, but he was no slouch in the races he ran. He competed in four ARCA Menards Series starts at IRP from 2011-2015, and posted top-10 finishes in all but one of those races. A short track racer by trade, Enfinger has had this race highlighted on his calendar since the day the race was announced. Grant looks to use this experience to his benefit, as he is one of only a handful of NCWTS drivers that have previously raced at the facility.