Top-Ten Finish for Anderson in Daytona Opener – Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport

Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport No. 32 NASCAR Xfinity Series Race Report – Daytona International Speedway; February 15, 2025

Track: Daytona International Speedway– Superspeedway (2.5-Miles)

Race: United Rentals 300; 120 Laps –30/30/60; 300 Miles

Date: Saturday; February 15, 2025

Format; 120 Laps –30/30/60; 300 Miles

No. 32 Volpi Foods Chevrolet – Jordan Anderson

Start: 38

Stage 1: 22

Stage 2: 25

Finish: 7

Status: Running

Laps Completed: 126 of 126 (6 Laps of Overtime)

NASCAR Xfinity Series Race Recap:

– #2-Jesse Love won the season-opening United Rentals 300 Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway. Love took the white flag as the leader as drivers in the pack wrecked coming across the finish line. Love led 30 laps, pushing Richard Childress Racing’s record to wins in four straight Daytona races in February.

– #41-Sam Mayer finished runner-up in his debut with Haas Factory Team. #00-Sheldon Creed placed third, with #1-Carson Kvapil and #54-Raylot Gray rounding out the top five.

– #25-Harrison Burton, #32-Jordan Anderson, #26-Dean Thompson, #51-Jeremy Clements and #07-Patrick Emerling filled out the rest of the top 10.

– #21-Austin Hill won the opening two stages and led a race-high 56 laps before having a rear-gear issue during the final stage.

– #32- On Lap-126 Anderson would work his way thru the accident coming across the finish line right as the leaders would take the white flag. After NASCAR review Anderson would be scored in the 7^th position.

– There were 24 lead changes among 11 drivers and eight cautions for 39 yellow flag laps.

– The average speed of the race was: 123.301 mph.

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