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Nick Sanchez Victorious In The ARCA Menards Series Reese's 150 At Kansas Speedway, Ty Gibbs Second

Ty Gibbs won the ARCA Menards Series Championship by simply starting the Reese's 150. Nick Sanchez had to battle in a green-white-checkered finish to earn his first career victory in the series by beating the champ.


While Gibbs may have led the first 93 laps of the event, a late caution switched things up and an amazing finish was about to occur.



Sanchez, restarting in third place on the bottom of Row 2, took advantage of a battle between Gibbs and Corey Heim and snuck underneath the leaders entering Turn 1. He was able to hold off a charging Gibbs on the final lap to take his first checkered flag in his 22nd ARCA Menards Series start dating back to last season.


“I just tried to take the air from them. Just tried to have a good restart. My guys, I can’t say enough about this group. They gave me a hell of a piece. We were in it all day. The last restart just played in our favor," said Sanchez.


“It took us all 20 races to get here, but we got it. Doing some Xfinity racing for B.J. next year. I couldn’t be happier. Now I have a lot more confidence and a lot more to look forward to," Sanchez added.


Both Sanchez and Rajah Caruth, teammates at Rev Racing, have announced plans to run part-time schedules in the NASCAR Xfinity Series next season while competing full-time in the ARCA Menards Series.


Sanchez finished the 2021 ARCA Menards Series season third in points behind Gibbs and Heim.


Final Results:


  1. Nick Sanchez

  2. Ty Gibbs

  3. Corey Heim

  4. Drew Dollar

  5. JP Bergeron

  6. Kris Wright

  7. Kyle Sieg

  8. Dean Thompson

  9. Rajah Caruth

  10. Parker Chase

  11. Connor Mosack

  12. Scott Melton

  13. Andy Jankowiak

  14. Greg Van Alst

  15. Ron Vandermeir Jr

  16. Toni Breidinger

  17. Zachary Tinkle

  18. D L Wilson

  19. Eric Caudell

  20. Arnout Kok

  21. Kyle Lockrow

  22. Tony Cosentino

  23. Brad Smith

  24. Wayne Peterson

See the full race recap by Tadd Haislop:



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