Season Series Stats Update: 2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series, Following Race 9 (April 28, 2018)

Season statistics following the ninth race of the 2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series season April 28 at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama.

2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series Statistics

- Races: 9

  - By State: Florida (1), Georgia (1), Nevada (1), Arizona (1), California (1), Texas (1), Tennessee (1), Virginia (1), Alabama (1)

  - By Track Length: 1.5 miles (2), 2.5 miles (1), 2 miles (1), 1.54 miles (1), 1 mile (1), .533 miles (1), .750 miles (1), 2.66 miles (1)

- Race Winners (Drivers): Tyler Reddick (1), Kevin Harvick (1), Kyle Larson (1), Brad Keselowski (1), Joey Logano (1), Ryan Blaney (1), Ryan Preece (1), Christopher Bell (1), Spencer Gallagher (1)

- Race Winners (States): California (3), Connecticut (2), Michigan (1), Ohio (1), Oklahoma (1), Nevada (1)

- Race Winners (Ages): 25-29 years old (4), 20-24 years old (3), 40 years old plus (1), 30-39 years old (1)

- Most Top Threes: Justin Allgaier (5)

- Most Top Fives: Elliott Sadler (7)

- Most Top 10s: Elliott Sadler (9)

- Laps Completed: 1,721

- Miles Completed: 2,361.8

- Race Winners (Manufacturers): Ford (4), Chevrolet (3), Toyota (2)

- Most Wins (Manufacturer): Ford (4)

- Most Laps Led, Race: Kyle Larson (203)

- Most Races Led: Christopher Bell (8)

- Drivers to Lead at Least One Race: 33

- Most Races Led All Laps: None

- Most Race Laps Led in a Win: 142 – Kyle Larson (March 3 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway)

- Fewest Race Laps Led in a Win: 1 – Spencer Gallagher (April 28 at Talladega Superspeedway)

- Most Race Laps Led Without Winning: 106 – Brandon Jones (April 14 at Bristol Motor Speedway)

- Number of Drivers to Compete in At Least One Race: 65

- Number of Drivers to Compete in Every Race This Season: 26

- Most Races: Tyler Reddick (9), Elliott Sadler (9), Ryan Reed (9), Kaz Grala (9), Garrett Smithley (9), Spencer Gallagher (9), Ryan Truex (9), Ross Chastain (9), Brandon Jones (9), Jeff Green (9), Cole Custer (9), Jeremy Clements (9), David Starr (9), J.J. Yeley (9), Matt Tifft (9), Vinnie Miller (9), Ryan Sieg (9), Alex Labbe (9), Spencer Boyd (9), Daniel Hemric (9), Chad Finchum (9), Justin Allgaier (9), Joey Gase (9), Michael Annett (9), Christopher Bell (9), Austin Cindric (9)

- Victories By Starting Position: 1st (1), 2nd (4), 3rd (1), 5th (1), 7th (1), 9th (1)

- Pole Positions: Christopher Bell (3), Cole Custer (2), Daniel Hemric (2), Justin Allgaier (1), Ryan Blaney (1)

- Hard Chargers: Tyler Reddick (2), Kaz Grala (1), Alex Labbe (1), Vinnie Miller (1), Austin Dillon (1), Daniel Hemric (1), Jeremy Clements (1), Garrett Smithley (1)

- Most Cars Entered: 46 (February 17 at Daytona International Speedway)

- Fewest Cars Entered: 40 (four times)

- Largest Field: 40 (nine times)

- Smallest Field: 40 (nine times)

- Drivers to Complete Every Lap This Season: None

- Driver to Complete Most Laps This Season: Elliott Sadler (1,720)

- Widest Margin of Victory: 4.183 seconds (Kevin Harvick over Joey Logano; February 24 at Atlanta Motor Speedway)

- Narrowest Margin of Victory: 0.152 seconds (Spencer Gallagher over Brandon Jones; April 28 at Talladega Superspeedway)

- Most Cautions, One Race: 12 (February 17 at Daytona International Speedway; April 14 at Bristol Motor Speedway)

- Fewest Cautions, One Race: 4 (February 24 at Atlanta Motor Speedway; March 10 at ISM Raceway)

- Most Lead Changes, One Race: 19 (February 17 at Daytona International Speedway)

- Fewest Lead Changes, One Race: 4 (March 3 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway)

- Most Leaders, One Race: 11 (twice)

- Fewest Leaders, One Race: 3 (February 24 at Atlanta Motor Speedway)

- Most Cars Running at Finish: 36 (March 3 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway)

- Fewest Cars Running at Finish: 26 (April 7 at Texas Motor Speedway; April 14 at Bristol Motor Speedway)

- Most Cars Finishing on Lead Lap: 23 (February 17 at Daytona International Speedway)

- Fewest Cars Finishing on Lead Lap: 7 (February 24 at Atlanta Motor Speedway)

- Points Standings: 1. Elliott Sadler (356); 2. Tyler Reddick (316); 3. Justin Allgaier (309); 4. Christopher Bell (307); 5. Cole Custer (299); 6. Daniel Hemric (297); 7. Spencer Gallagher (277); 8. Brandon Jones (269); 9. Ryan Truex (251); 10. Matt Tifft (235).