He may drive for Richmond Raceway eSports, but there’s something about the Magic Mile that really agrees with Jimmy Mullis.

For the third straight time, an eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series event from New Hampshire Motor Speedway ended with Mullis taking the checkered flag on Tuesday night. He scored his first career victory from the track three years ago, dominated in his return in 2020 after the series skipped the year before, and survived a flurry of late-race restarts and overtime once again this year to hold off Mode Motorsports’ Jake Nichols and JR Motorsports’ Michael Conti. Matching the real-world NASCAR Cup Series total, Mullis is now the 11th different winner in the 2021 season so far, guaranteeing that at least one race winner won’t make it into the playoffs simply by virtue of scoring a victory.

At just over a mile but with flat corners, NHMS isn’t technically a short track, but most drivers agree that it tends to race like one. That’s why, for the second year in a row, there were quite a few cautions in the planned 151-lap race; while the field managed to get the total count down to 32 yellow flag laps from last year’s 53, thanks in part to lengthy green-flag stretches in the first half of the race, there were multiple wrecks that involved large portions of the field, including one coming to the checkered flag.

Many drivers in the playoffs, or on the cusp of a berth, took their share of lumps in those late-race wrecks. Among those impacted by the late-race carnage was Las Vegas winner Ryan Luza of XSET, who was involved in the biggest wreck of the night after trying to blend back into the field coming off of Turn 4. Top rookie Steven Wilson of Roush Fenway Racing, who is still looking for his breakthrough win to establish a playoff berth, also took damage from multiple incidents, while Atlanta winner Logan Clampitt of William Byron eSports was involved in the final yellow flag of the night to set up overtime.

Full results from eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series action at New Hampshire were as follows:

Fin.

St.

No.

Name

Manufacturer

Laps

Interval

Led

Best

Pts

1 12 46 Jimmy Mullis Toyota 152 54 29.312 40
2 15 24 Jake Nichols Ford 152 -0.453 0 29.527 35
3 3 8 Michael Conti Chevrolet 152 -0.528 24 29.347 34
4 6 90 Zack Novak Toyota 152 -0.685 0 29.367 33
5 8 10 Graham A. Bowlin Ford 152 -0.709 0 29.555 32
6 19 88 Brad Davies Chevrolet 152 -0.873 0 29.592 31
7 16 51 Ray Alfalla Toyota 152 -0.902 0 29.471 30
8 24 9 Michael Guest Ford 152 -1.194 0 29.652 29
9 18 3 Corey Vincent Chevrolet 152 -1.203 0 29.651 28
10 21 23 Mitchell deJong Toyota 152 -1.555 0 29.701 27
11 2 32 Keegan Leahy Toyota 152 -1.705 0 29.500 26
12 39 25 Nick Ottinger Chevrolet 152 -1.892 0 29.508 25
13 23 14 Blade Whitt Ford 152 -1.942 0 29.648 24
14 33 38 Casey Kirwan Ford 152 -1.948 0 29.712 23
15 38 44 Anthony Burroughs Chevrolet 152 -2.180 0 29.802 22
16 32 15 Caine Cook Ford 152 -2.234 0 29.650 21
17 35 29 Zack Nichols Ford 152 -2.944 0 29.735 20
18 4 33 Taylor Hurst Chevrolet 152 -3.310 0 29.602 19
19 36 77 Bob Bryant Chevrolet 152 -3.390 0 29.750 18
20 14 21 Garrett Lowe Ford 152 -3.454 0 29.681 17
21 27 37 Derek Justis Chevrolet 152 -3.479 0 29.763 16
22 13 41 Dylan Duval Ford 152 -3.510 0 29.636 15
23 1 36 Chris Shearburn Chevrolet 152 -3.525 51 29.419 14
24 30 67 Allen Boes Chevrolet 152 -3.526 3 29.725 13
25 37 18 Femi Olat Toyota 152 -3.560 0 29.701 12
26 11 83 Bobby Zalenski Chevrolet 152 -3.582 0 29.694 11
27 10 2 Garrett Manes Toyota 152 -3.610 0 29.460 10
28 22 17 Steven Wilson Ford 152 -3.679 0 29.708 9
29 40 47 Brian Schoenburg Chevrolet 152 -4.068 3 29.835 8
30 31 66 Blake Reynolds Chevrolet 152 -4.224 0 29.705 7
31 9 97 Logan Clampitt Chevrolet 152 -5.626 0 29.661 6
32 7 55 Vicente Salas Ford 152 -5.843 17 29.419 5
33 5 4 Ryan Michael Luza Ford 152 -6.921 0 29.523 4
34 25 75 Matt Bussa Ford 152 -7.453 0 29.682 3
35 28 52 Jake Matheson Ford 143 -9 L 0 29.744 2
36 29 6 Nathan Lyon Ford 135 -17 L 0 29.378 1
37 34 16 John Gorlinsky Ford 93 -59 L 0 29.548 1
38 17 79 Ryan Doucette Ford 44 -108 L 0 29.837 1
39 26 11 Malik Ray Ford 43 -109 L 0 29.782 1
40 20 1 Ashton Crowder Toyota 24 -128 L 0 29.903 1

 

The eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series playoff grid after 12 races is as follows:

  1. Mitchell deJong, 2 wins, 272 points
  2. Keegan Leahy, 1 win, 297 points
  3. Bobby Zalenski, 1 win, 270 points
  4. Michael Conti, 1 win, 266 points
  5. Vicente Salas, 1 win, 247 points
  6. Bob Bryant, 1 win, 241 points
  7. Logan Clampitt, 1 win, 241 points
  8. Jimmy Mullis, 1 win, 229 points
  9. Ryan Luza, 1 win, 227 points
  10. Chris Shearburn, 1 win, 210 points

The eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series heads into its All-Star Race in two weeks’ time, visiting Nashville Superspeedway for a showdown in the NASCAR Next Gen cars on July 27. As always, coverage begins with iRacing Countdown to Green at 8:30PM ET, with the racing action picking up at 9PM ET on eNASCAR.com/live and iRacing’s social media channels. For more information on iRacing and for special offers, visit www.iRacing.com.

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