After 93 NASCAR Xfinity Series starts, Sheldon Creed has 11 runner-up finishes — and zero wins. Saturday, he ran down his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell from three seconds back and passed him for the lead with just nine laps to go. It appeared he was driving away with that elusive win when the caution flag flew for A.J. Allmendinger slamming the outside wall, and forced the race into overtime.
The entire field filed down pit road to get fresh tires for the two-lap shootout. However, a slow stop cost Creed dearly, dropping him from the lead down to third. He restarted behind the duo of Bell and Cole Custer. Exiting Turn 2, Bell and Custer became locked together. The two cars shot down the track and it seemed as though a wreck was unavoidable, but they managed to escape unscathed. Somehow, they didn't lose any positions either.
