How to Watch Call 811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200, Qualifying: Stream NASCAR Xfinity Series Live, TV Channel

Sammy Smith defends his title at Phoenix Raceway this weekend, with qualifying for the NASCAR Xfinity Series Call 811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200 set for Saturday.

Author:
Phil Watson
Publish date:
Mar 9, 2024

Austin Hill didn't win a NASCAR Xfinity Series race last week, the first time this season he hadn't, but he still takes an early 22-point lead in the standings into Saturday's Call 811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200. Raceday qualifying is set for Saturday morning at Phoenix Raceway, where Sammy Smith won last year's event. Call 811.com took over the title sponsor role this year after the race was known as the United Rentals 200 the last two years on Phoenix's one-mile, low-banked tri-oval. Practice was held immediately before qualifying. Defending series champion Cole Custer comes off a second-place finish in Las Vegas last week, his best run of the season so far as he moved up from 12th to fifth in the season standings.

How to Watch Call 811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200, Qualifying, in NASCAR Xfinity Series Today:

Date: March 9, 2024

Time: 12:30 p.m. ET

TV: FOX Sports 2

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John Hunter Nemechek, now driving full-time on the NASCAR Cup Series, led 99 laps en route to taking the checkered flag in Las Vegas last week, with Custer the top-finishing Xfinity Series car in the field. Chandler Smith, who led for 74 laps, finished third while Hill and Riley Herbst rounded out the top five.

Hill, who won the first two races of the new season, leads Chandler Smith by 22 points in the standings, with Herbst 27 points back. A.J. Allmendinger trails by 43 points and Custer is 49 points in arrears. Hill remains the only provisional qualifier for the playoffs.

Sammy Smith led 92 of the 200 laps last year to beat Ryan Truex by 0.641 seconds. Kyle Busch has won the Phoenix spring race a record seven times, most recently in 2019, while Greg Biffle's victories in 2005 and 2009 make him the only other multiple-time winner of the event, which has been run since 2005.

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