It was a triple header weekend at Martinsville that was filled with overtime finishes, anniversaries, and plenty of $2 hot dogs!

While William Byron won his third race of the season to help Rick Hendrick celebrate 40 years as a car owner.  Back in 1984, Hendrick had one final shot being a car owner in NASCAR.  Geoff Bodine got behind the wheel and won the race for win number one; since then HMS has won over 300 races.

Not only did William Byron win the race in overtime fashion for the special weekend, three of the four HMS drivers made history by finishing 1-2-3…a first at Martinsville.

Kyle Larson took over the point standings with 309 points. Martin Truex Jr drops to second 14 points back.

NASCAR Cup Series point standings:
Kyle Larson – 309
Martin Truex Jr – 295
Denny Hamlin – 292
William Byron – 261
Ryan Blaney – 261
Chase Elliott – 254
Ty Gibbs – 254
Ross Chastain – 232
Tyler Reddick – 229
Alex Bowman – 227
Christopher Bell – 221
Bubba Wallace – 216
Chis Buescher – 207
Joey Logano – 191
Kyle Busch – 189
Chase Briscoe – 188
Daniel Suarez – 178
Brad Keselowski – 176
John Hunter Nemechek – 157
Erik Jones – 154
Austin Cindric – 147
Michael McDowell- 146
Josh Berry – 129
Todd Gilliland – 126
Carson Hocevar – 125
Ryan Preece – 112
Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 112
Corey LaJoie – 105
Noah Gragson – 101
Daniel Hemric – 95
Austin Dillon – 93
Justin Haley – 85
Kaz Grala – 82
Harrison Burton – 72
Zane Smith – 67
David Ragan – 17
Derek Kraus – 11
Jimmie Johnson – 9
Kamui Kobayashi – 8

Returning to the Xfinity Series as a part time driver, Aric Almirola took home the famous grandfather clock trophy in the race at Martinsville…and a $100,000 prize in the Dash-4-Cash competition.

After his win last week at Richmond, Chandler Smith holds the points lead with 302.

Xfinity Series point standings:
Chandler Smith – 302
Cole Custer – 267
Austin Hill – 261
Jesse Love – 226
Justin Allgaier  – 223
Riley Herbst – 206
Parker Kligerman – 202
AJ Allmendinger – 192
Sammy Smith – 191
Sheldon Creed – 182
Aric Almirola – 160
Anthony Alfredo – 158
Shane van Gisbergen – 156
Brandon Jones – 154
Ryan Sieg – 153
Sam Mayer – 139
Brennan Poole – 133
Parker Retzlaff – 129
Jeremy Clements – 119
Leland Honeyman – 108
Blaine Perkins – 100
Ryan Ellis – 94
Josh Williams -90
Kyle Weatherman – 90
Hailie Deegan – 76
Jeb Burton – 73
BJ McLeod – 69
Garrett Smithley – 67
Ryan Truex – 64
Kyle Sieg – 58
Dawson Cram – 49
JJ Yeley – 44
Nick Leitz – 41
Carson Kvapil – 40
Sage Karam – 38
Partrick Emerling – 35
Matt DiBenedetto – 35
Jordan Anderson – 34
Josh Bilicki- 34
Bubba Pollard – 31
Jeffrey Earnhardt – 29
Joey Gase – 27
Logan Bearden – 23
Alex Labbe – 20
Natalie Decker – 19
Brad Perez – 19
Myatt Snider – 18
Dexter Bean – 17
Daniil Kvyat – 16
Patrick Gallagher – 12
Frankie Muniz – 11
RC Enerson -9
CJ McLaughlin – 6
Ed ones – 2
Ryan Vargas – 2
Akinori Ogata – 1

In the Craftsman Truck Series, Ty Majeski has the points lead but it was Christian Eckes who notched win number two to become the first driver to win multiple races.

Craftsman Truck Series point standings:
Ty Majeski – 248
Corey Heim – 241
Tyler Ankrum – 241
Christian Eckes – 237
Taylor Gray – 212
Nick Sanchez – 209
Rajah Caruth – 208
Matt Crafton – 173
Grant Enfinger – 154
Ben Rhodes – 148
Tanner Gray – 142
Jake Garcia – 125
Daniel Dye – 123
Bayley Currey – 120
Stewart Friesen – 120
Chase Purdy – 118
Bret Holmes – 116
Timmy Hill – 103
Dean Thompson – 101
Kaden Honeycutt – 94
Ty Dillon – 94
Layne Riggs – 91
Mason Massey – 82
Spencer Boyd – 81
Jack Wood – 77
Stefan Parsons – 68
Lawless Alan – 64
Matt Mills – 60
Thad Moffitt – 50
Conner Jones – 49
Jack Hawksworth – 39
Connor Zilisch – 38
Keith McGee – 37
Bryan Dauzat – 28
William Sawalich – 28
Jason M White – 25
Mason Maggio – 21
Colby Howard – 20
Connor Mosack – 18
Johnny Sauter – 18
Carter Fartuch – 16
Cory Roper – 15
Codie Rohrbaugh – 14
Dale Quarterley – 11
Toni Breidinger – 10
Stephen Mallozzi – 9
Cam Waters – 7
Marco Andretti – 6
Justin S Carroll – 6
Vicente Salas – 3
Blake Lothian – 3
Threy Hutchens III – 2