Cole Custer Wins Rain-shortened Downtown Chicago NASCAR Xfinity Race
NASCAR decides to end race before halfway mark and call it a day instead of possibly coming back on Monday.
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NASCAR decides to end race before halfway mark and call it a day instead of possibly coming back on Monday.
Drenching rain and standing water on the Chicago Street Course forced NASCAR to declare Cole Custer the winner of The Loop 121 NASCAR Xfinity Series race three laps short of halfway and five laps short of the completion of Stage 2.
Drenching rain and standing water on the Chicago street course forced NASCAR to declare Cole Custer the winner of The Loop 121 NASCAR Xfinity Series race three laps short of halfway and five laps short of the completion of Stage 2.
The 25-year-old Custer from Ladera Ranch, California, led all 25 laps en route to being named the inaugural victor of the Xfinity Series' Chicago Street Course event due to inclement weather.
Cole Custer was declared the winner of this weekend’s rain-shortened inaugural Loop 121 on the streets of Chicago.