B.J. McLeod got the ninth last-place finish of his NASCAR Cup Series vocation in Sunday’s Ambetter 301 at the New Hampshire Engine Speedway when his #78 My/Mochi Frozen yogurt Passage was gathered in a multi-auto crash after 4 of 301 laps.

The completion, which came in McLeod’s 101st beginning, was his fourth of the time and second straight, following his disaster area at Atlanta last week. In the Cup Series last-place rankings, it was the 29th for the #78, the 632nd from an accident, and the 772nd for Portage. Across NASCAR’s best three series, it was the 43rd for the #78, the 995th for Portage, and the 1,293rd from an accident.

On Lap 5, falling off Turn 2, Dillon got to within Haley, who was himself dashing under Pursue Briscoe in the #14 Mahindra Farm trucks Passage. Dillon and Haley connected, sending Dillon turning up the track. Caught in an unlucky spot was Alex Bowman, whose #48 Partner Chevrolet was struck in the left front as Dillon turned ease first into the wall.
McLeod turned into the primary driver to score two successive Cup Series last-place wraps up since Aric Almirola, who in May 2021 guaranteed consecutive runs at Darlington and Dover.

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