Allgaier dominates Martinsville

Justin Allgaier started from the pole and led a race‑high 114 of 250 laps to record his third win of the 2026 season and the 31st of his national‑series career, boosting his points margin to 92 over Jesse Love and giving JR Motorsports its fifth straight victory — one shy of Joe Gibbs Racing’s 2008 streak. (nascar.com) A 19‑car pileup on a late restart forced NASCAR to deploy a 26‑minute red flag while crews cleared wreckage and fluid, a stoppage that dramatically narrowed the list of contenders. (nascar.com) Officials and team radio confirmed the wreck began when Lee Pulliam, making his first NASCAR national‑series start in the No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet, missed a shift on the restart and collected cars around him; Pulliam had led 40 laps in the event and later apologized to competitors over the radio. (nascar.com) Allgaier earned the pole after qualifying was washed out, won Stage 1, and spent much of the event managing pit cycles and tire strategy to protect clean air and fend off late restarts. (speedwaymedia.com) Grammy winner Darius Rucker officially joined Legacy Motor Club’s investor group in a March 25 announcement and confirmed his co‑ownership live on The Dan Patrick Show, with the club saying he will collaborate on initiatives that bridge sports, music and fan engagement. (legacymotorclub.com) Legacy Motor Club’s release also states the team will announce additional investors “in the near future” and notes the organization currently fields the No. 43 (Erik Jones) and No. 42 (John Hunter Nemechek) Cup cars while Jimmie Johnson competes part‑time in the No. 84 entry. (legacymotorclub.com)