‘What the hell?’ Ty Gibbs claims his second Xfinity Series win this season when Noah Gragson crashed in Atlanta » FirstSportz

Ty Gibbs won the race by a margin of 0.178 seconds over the P2 finisher Austin Hill. The 19-year-old was only able to lead one lap in the entire race, the final lap of the race, but he made it all worthwhile as Ty Gibbs, with the help of a push from AJ Allmendinger, slipped between leaders Austin Hill and Ryan Victory and went into turn one Guide.

league leader Noah Gragson had to settle for a P26 finish after hitting the wall early in the second stage of the race, dropping a lap back. Though he fought back and got back in contention, the big wreck ended his chances of another strong finish.

Find out what Ty Gibbs had to say about his second win of the season

The young savage was over the moon with his victory in Atlanta as the 19-year-old said he and his crew would throw a party for the unexpected win. Ty Gibbs added that he learned a great lesson from his win, which is to never give up.

“What the hell? Oh my God! I hadn’t expected that at all. I learned a great lesson there – just never give up… Now I’m going to party with the boys – let’s go!said Ty Gibbs.

Austin Hill salvaged a second place after losing the lead to Ryan Sieg on the first attempt at overtime. Hill was quick to appreciate the efforts and victory of his rival TY Gibbs, saying the Gibbs 54 team made the right moves at the right time and deserved the win, adding that it was bad for his team to keep their heads up and keep going must.

“Hats off to the 54 boys. You did a good job today. He made the right moves at the right time and we have to move on to the next one. It hurts, but we have to keep our heads up.” said Austin Hill.

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