Victory Lane Racing

Janet Sebern narrowly beat Jamie Dyke to the line to win the season-finale at Phoenix on Saturday, but Jamie will get all of the headlines as he was crowned the 2021 Victory Lane Racing Xfinity Series Champion! Jamie, a rookie in the series, just won his first Truck Series title on Friday night, and will add not only the Xfinity Series Championship, but also 2021 Rookie of the Year to his resume as well.

Steve Ruth, who will finish second overall in points, finished third in the race, while Kevin Sullivan (18th) and Terry Smith (27th) will finish out the season third and fourth in points, respectively.

Janet Sebern's win was her second win of the season, and will help her secure the 6th overall position in final points, her best season finish since her back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019.

Wayne Sebern finished the race in 4th, and Greg Miller rounded out the top five at Phoenix.

Our 15th season of Xfinity Series racing has come and gone, and we are proud to crown Jamie Dyke the series champion. For sure he will be a threat to repeat in 2022!

Just two races ago, Gary Dadey began the season turnaround he needed by picking up the win in Atlanta, and now he is the first two-time winner on the season following a close win at Talladega. Gary pulled his #12 Sirius Satellite Radio Chevrolet into victory lane by finishing 4 points ahead of second place.

Al Allison scored his second top five finish of the season, crossing the line in second. Todd Oliver finished third, Corey Hardison was fourth and Matt Minnich rounded out the top five in the Ag-Pro 300 at Talladega.

Britten Steinfels finished 10th, his fourth top ten finish of the season's first eight races, and extended his points lead to 36 points over new second place man Matt Fladeland.

Andrew Thornton has now won at least one race in six of his eight seasons as an Xfinity Series player after coming home victorious in the Beef. It's What's For Dinner 300 on Saturday night! It was a great race that saw him only win by 3 points, but that's all he needed! His 9th career win starts the season strong, and he will hope to make the playoffs for the third time in his career.

Jim VanDeventer scored a runner-up finish, a great start to the season after finishing 38th in overall points in 2020. Britten Steinfels finished third, Janet Sebern was fourth and Todd Oliver rounded out the top five at Daytona.

Defending Champion Conan Hultgren picked up a 9th place finish to begin the season, a night after picking up the Truck Series season-opening win as well.

Conan Hultgren drove his #35 Game Two Records Ford to a championship following a 13th place finish at Phoenix! Conan had a great season, notching 2 wins, 7 top-5s, and 11 top-10s to claim his first ever not only championship, but also his first ever top 10 finish in points. His previous best was 16th place back in 2013 and 2016. Congrats!

Coming up short for the championship were Matt Fladeland, who finished 25th at Phoienix, Greg Miller-31st, and rookie Rob Kuczmarski- 40th.

Winning the race was Todd Oliver, who narrowly missed out on the playoffs as he was third in points at the cutoff without a win. He finally gets his first win in the last race of the season, but has the potential momentum heading into the off-season and into Daytona!