The Black’s Tire 250 at Richmond Raceway showcased the resilience of Niece Motorsports drivers. Landen Lewis finished 14th after a series of adjustments to improve truck handling. Parker Eatmon came in 16th, maintaining a steady pace throughout the race despite a tough beginning. Andrés Pérez de Lara faced challenges with long-run speed, resulting in a 23rd-place finish, while Connor Hall struggled after starting from the back, ending in 28th. Overall, the team collectively learned valuable lessons for their next race at New Hampshire.

By the Numbers
  • Landen Lewis started 24th, finished 14th, and gained 10 positions in the final stage.
  • Parker Eatmon's best qualifying effort was 6th, finishing the race in 16th place.
State of Play
  • Niece Motorsports is currently ranked 8th in owner points amid a challenging season.
  • The team is preparing for an upcoming race at New Hampshire, with specific adjustments planned for improved performance.
What's Next

The next race at New Hampshire presents an opportunity for the Niece Motorsports team to apply the lessons learned from Richmond. They aim to enhance truck handling and qualifying efforts in preparation for the challenge ahead. Improved performance is crucial as they seek to rise in the points standings.

Bottom Line

Niece Motorsports demonstrated perseverance in the face of racing challenges. With a focus on refining their strategies and setups, the team is poised for a stronger performance in New Hampshire, reinforcing their commitment to continuous improvement.