It was a wild and crazy weekend for NASCAR at Darlington Raceway with a triple header weekend that featured a double overtime finish and two first time Darlington winners.

Voltage issues,  a battery change, and no cooling equipment didn’t slow Tyler Reddick down on his way to winning his fourth race of the season and becoming just the third driver to win four of the first six races.  He joins NASCAR Hall of Fame legends Bill Elliott and Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Reddick not only holds on to the point lead, he has increased that lead to 95 points over second place driver Ryan Blaney.  After a bad day on the track teammate Bubba Wallace drops to third in the points; but all was not lost last week when he and wife Amanda welcomed a baby girl – Cameren Jade – into the family.

Cup Series Point Standings:
Tyler Reddick – 325
Ryan Blaney – 230
Bubba Wallace – 205
Denny Hamlin – 203
Chase Elliott – 194
William Byron – 191
Chris Buescher – 188
Christopher Bell – 182
Brad Keselowski – 182
Kyle Larson – 176
Ty Gibbs – 173
Ryan Preece – 154
Carson Hocevar – 151
Daniel Suarez – 150
Shane van Gisbergen – 140
Joey Logano – 139
Michael McDowell – 139
AJ Allmendinger – 124
Zane Smith – 123
Ross Chastain – 115
Austin Cindric – 109
Chase Briscoe – 108
Kyle Busch – 106
Erik Jones – 103
John Hunter Nemechek – 101
Austin Dillon – 93
Riley Herbst – 88
Ty Dillon – 86
Noah Gragson – 84
Todd Gilliland – 82
Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 80
Josh Berry 76
Connor Zilisch – 69
Cole Custer – 61
Cody Ware – 53
Alex Bowman – 23
Casey Mears – 9
BJ McLeod – 3

Justin Allgaier became the first multi-race winner on Saturday at Darlington when he won the race.

Allgaier holds on to his points lead over Jesse Love and extends that lead to 52 points  Allgaier also leads the field in stage points with 94.

O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Point Standings:
Justin Allgaier – 306
Jesse Love – 254
Carson Kvapil – 222
Sheldon Creed – 218
Austin Hill – 210
Sammy Smith – 192
Corey Day – 188
Brandon Jones – 170
Parker Retzlaff – 169
Rajah Caruth – 151
Sam Mayer – 149
Taylor Gray – 132
William Sawalich – 119
Brennan Poole – 116
Jeb Burton – 115
Anthony Alfredo – 113
Ryan Sieg – 105
Patrick Staropoli – 95
Blaine Perkins – 88
Jeremy Clements – 83
Josh Bilicki – 81
Nick Sanchez – 77
Austin Green – 74
Dean Thompson – 73
Kyle Sieg – 73
Harrison Burton – 67
Ryan Ellis – 62
Lavar Scott – 61
Brent Crews – 59
Josh Williams – 47
Garrett Smithley – 41
Joey Gase – 35
Jordan Anderson – 33
Luke Fenhaus – 31
Mason Maggio – 26
Alex Labbe – 25
JJ Yeley – 21
Carson Ware – 18
Nathan Byrd – 14
Preston Pardus – 10
Natalie Decker – 4
Myatt Snider – 4
Austin J Hill – 4
Sage Karam – 2
Dawson Cram – 1
Baltazar Leguizamon – 1

After two weeks off the Craftsman Truck Series returns and gets the weekend started off with a double overtime finish.  Coming back to the Truck Series for a few races, Corey Heim continued to make his mark in the Truck Series by pulling a “where did he come from” move to win the race, edging out the Melon Man.

Chandler Smith holds on to the points lead by 33 points over Kaden Honeycutt.

Craftsman Truck Series Point Standings:
Chandler Smith – 172
Kaden Honeycutt – 139
Layne Riggs – 131
Gio Ruggiero – 127
Ty Majeski – 121
Christian Eckes – 119
Ben Rhodes – 119
Corey Heim – 114
Andres Perez – 90
Justin Haley – 89
Brenden Queen – 83
Tyler Ankrum – 82
Stewart Friesen – 82
Daniel Hemric – 75
Jake Garcia – 74
Tanner Gray – 74
Grant Enfinger – 71
Connor Mosack – 54
Daniel Dye – 64
Cole Butcher – 61
Frankie Muniz – 59
Kris Wright – 53
Mini Tyrrell – 48
Landen Lewis – 47
Tyler Reif – 41
Adam Andretti – 39
Dawson Sutton – 37
Spencer Boyd – 34
Josh Reaume – 32
Nick Leitz – 31
Colin Braun – 28
Timmy Hill – 28
James Hinchcliffe – 27
Ben Maier – 26
Travis Pastrana – 22
Clayton Green -22
Conner Jones – 21
Clay Greenfield – 19
Dario Franchitti – 18
Carter Fartuch – 16
Caleb Costner – 14
Justin S Carroll – 13
Tyler Tomassi – 8
Jackson Lee – 8
Jason Kitzmiller – 7
Jason M White – 4
Nathan Nicholson – 3
Derek White – 2
Wesley Slimp – 1
Tony Stewart – 1
Cleetus McFarland (Garrett Mitchell) – 1