NASCAR

Harbin/Gravitt win in New Hampshire in the eNASCAR Heat Pro League

First segment of the eNASCAR Heat Pro League ended this Wednesday with two races of 55 laps on the virtual New Hampshire Motor Speedway
The New Hampshire eNASCAR Heat Pro League stage closed the first segment of the virtual championship. Competitors on PS4 and Xbox One produced major battles on the Magic Mile.

PS4
Brandyn Gritton, of Stewart-Haas eSports, led the first of the 55 laps of the night.
He held the position until Joe Gornick put the bumper in front of him, taking the lead with ten laps of the race.
Most of the peloton entered the pits in the middle of the race, with a green flag, with Gritton retaking the lead.
In the remaining 18 laps, a yellow flag changed everything. Joey Stone and Nick Jobes took the lead with a strategic bet, but they couldn't take it, as they were quickly swallowed up after the restart.
Gritton managed to return to the lead, but Josh Harbin was chasing him.
With seven laps to go, he managed to complete the maneuver and take the lead. From that point on, the battle was really for second place, while Cody Giles, Gritton and Maxwell Castro strove for it.
Despite the contacts, they maintained their positions and Gritton came in second just ahead of Castro, who leads the classification at the conclusion of the first segment.

Xbox one
Justin Brooks of JTG Daugherty Throttlers led the way at the start of Race 2, but a streak of yellow would change the event.
There were two in the first ten laps, with the lead changing hands between Brooks, Luis Zaiter and even Diego Alvarado, before Daniel Buttafuoco led.
Buttafuoco remained in control after another yellow streak, going to the pits with nine spins to go.
This paved the way for Slade Gravitt to lead and win over Zaiter, having started in the last row of the grid. Tyler Dohar, Jose Ruiz and Nick Walker completed the top five.
The championship returns to mixed circuits next week in Mid-Ohio.

Source: Nick DeGroot