Kyle Benjamin Scores First K&N Pro Series Win At Bristol

Kyle Benjamin celebrates his first career NASCAR K&N Pro Series East win at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday. Photo by Getty Images for NASCAR

At 17 years old, making only his seventh K&N Pro Series East start, Kyle Benjamin, driver of the No. 27 Eibach Ford, raced side-by-side with William Byron, driver of the No. 9 Liberty University Chevrolet, with less than 30 laps remaining. But the pressure didn’t break him.

Benjamin was able to hold off Byron on the last restart and went to score his first career win in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East taking the checkered flag in the PittLite 125 Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway.

The win was the first in seven career starts in the series and also the third different winner in as many races this season.

Benjamin, who is a Roush Fenway development driver, won by 0.910-seconds over Byron who entered the race as the most recent winner in the series at Greenville Pickens Speedway last month.

Scott Heckert followed in third with Kaz Grala and Atlanta, GA’s Brandon Jones completing the top five.

Eddie MacDonald, last year’s winner of this race, rebounded from a spin early in the race to finish sixth with Winston, GA’s Austin Hill, Daniel Hemric, J.J. Haley and Rico Abreu completing the top 10.

Bryon takes over the points lead by three points over Hill (128-125) with Benjamin third with 119 points. Gray Gaulding and Grala complete the top five in the standings.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Bristol Motor Speedway – Bristol, TN
PittLite 125 – April 18, 2015

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	B/Points	Status
1	8	27	Kyle Benjamin *	Eibach Ford	125	48	5	Running
2	4	9	William Byron *	Liberty University Chevrolet	125	43	1	Running
3	6	34	Scott Heckert	Project Lifesaver Chevrolet	125	41		Running
4	12	3	Kaz Grala	Kiklos Toyota	125	40		Running
5	2	33	Brandon Jones	MasterForce Tool Storage Chevrolet	125	39		Running
6	16	71	Eddie MacDonald	Grimm Contracting Chevrolet	125	38		Running
7	11	22	Austin Hill	A&D Welding / Don Rich Ford Ford	125	37		Running
8	3	20	Daniel Hemric	California Clean Power Chevrolet	125	36		Running
9	5	5	J.J. Haley *	Braun Auto Chevrolet	125	35		Running
10	7	98	Rico Abreu *	Accudoc Solutions/Go-Pro Motorplex/Curb Records	125	34		Running
11	19	12	Gray Gaulding	Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Toyota	125	33		Running
12	20	31	David Garbo, Jr. *	Whelen Engineering Chevrolet	125	32		Running
13	10	15	Nick Drake	NAPA Auto Parts Toyota	125	31		Running
14	15	40	Travis Miller	Linkbelt Chevrolet	125	30		Running
15	14	4	Ronnie Bassett, Jr.	Bassett Gutters Ford	125	29		Running
16	13	14	Trey Hutchens	Wix Filters Chevrolet	125	28		Running
17	23	17	Chad Finchum	Texas Roadhouse/A-1 Finchum Heating & Cooling	125	27		Running
18	28	44	Dillon Bassett *	Citrus Pest Management	125	26		Running
19	24	49	John Holleman, IV *	Midway Mobile Storage Chevrolet	125	25		Running
20	26	18	Sarah Cornett-Ching *	Drive Technology Toyota	124	24		Running
21	21	42	Jay Beasley	Special Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Toyota	122	23		Running
22	9	7	Codie Rohrbaugh *	Grant County Mulch Chevrolet	122	22		Running
23	27	19	Chuck Buchanan, Jr.	Spring Drug Chevrolet	117	21		Running
24	22	2	Collin Cabre *	UTI/NTI Toyota	100	20		Accident
25	1	97	Jesse Little	NASCAR Technical Institute/PFC Brakes Toyota	63	19		Electrical
26	17	51	Dalton Sargeant *	GALT Chevrolet	61	18		Accident
27	18	4	Kenzie Ruston	Rev Racing Toyota	52	17		Engine
28	25	6	Devon Amos *	Max Siegel, Inc. Toyota	36	16		Accident

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RACE STATISTICS
Fastest Qualifier: Jesse Little Time: 15.891 Seconds Speed: 120.748 mph
Failed to Qualify: (1) Brandon Glover * (#63).
Time of Race: 57 mins, 8 secs Average Speed: 69.968 mph Margin of Victory: .910 Seconds
Caution Flags: Laps 37-44 (# 6 Sping Turn 4 – FP #44); 49-53 (#71 Frontstretch – FP #14); 62-67 (#51 Turn 1 Spin + Break – FP #71); 76-80 (#2 – Backstretch – FP #49); 91-96 (Debris on Frontstretch – FP #2); 102-107 (#2 Turn 4 – FP #44). 6 for 36 laps.
Lap Leaders: William Byron * 1-44, Kyle Benjamin * 45-125.
Total Laps Led: Kyle Benjamin * 81, William Byron * 44. 1 changes involving 2 drivers.