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Allgaier’s MOV over Bayne was almost four seconds.īehind Allgaier and Bayne came Landon Cassill and Noah Gragson (temporarily, at least), then Brandon Brown. His 47 laps in front trailed only Ty Gibbs, who dominated by leading 49 before have late-race issues that left him 23rd, four laps behind. He led 28 laps late in the race, gave up the point for two, then led the final 19. Kyle Busch leads the category with 102.Īfter starting third on Saturday, Allgaier led three times for 47 of the 200 laps. The 19 victories is good for 17th all-time in the Xfinity Series, one behind Greg Biffle. Except for the Toyota of runner-up Trevor Bayne, the top 10 finishes were in Chevrolets. It was the 19th victory of his Xfinity career, his third this year-after Darlington and Nashville-and his first at Loudon. Clearly, the man underestimates himself.Īllgaier, driving for JR Motorsports, pulled away in the final laps to win Saturday afternoon’s crash-filled Crayon 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

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Justin Allgaier said after an early-season Xfinity Series victory at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway that he always celebrates joyously because he never knows if he’s ever going to win again.

The 19 victories is good for 17th all-time in the Xfinity Series, one behind Greg Biffle.

It was the 19th victory of his Xfinity career, his third this year.

Justin Allgaier, driving for JR Motorsports, pulled away in the final laps to win Saturday afternoon’s crash-filled Crayon 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

The note left ringing through the beautiful o2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire was one of his timeless rasp, definitely his strongest asset going forward. The last chorus of his set was a capella a masterful move. This isn’t some soulless industry match-up, this pairing comes from creative intrigue and belief in one another’s abilities. It’s inspiring to hear touring artists speak so highly of each other. They both see the potential each other has, and they both see what each other has managed to master so far in their career. It’s clear there’s an artistic connection between the two. He tells us his story of convincing Cam to let him join her tour, which matches Cam’s more detailed retelling later on. But here the crowd are, bright and early, attentive and interested. Even the most attentive fan here can only know so much about Williams, given his lack of previous trips to England and his minimal amount of available material to sample on Spotify.

Not every support slot is blessed with a majority of the crowd in attendance, but I guess that’s a testament to the ticket buyers and their trust in Cam’s choice of artist to represent her. Given this assessment, I’m very pleased he’s announced it as his next single, out this week for streaming. He does a magnificent job of translating those electric guitar solos into an acoustic guitar, resulting in another round of goosebumps when Williams covers his father’s song ‘Weatherman’, a 1980s deep cut that slots right into his repertoire. A great choice was made in this talented instrumentalist, who very much makes the most of his limited support slot instrumental palate, where a trusty loop pedal does the heavy lifting.

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It’s clear he’s the star of his show.Īs much star power as Williams radiates, with his jacket so shiny and his voice so cutting, it has to be said that his lone band member was certainly pulling his weight, allowing the vocalist to place his full attention on exhibiting his songs to the crowd. Vibrato, rasp, power, falsetto he has it all, and uses it adeptly across all of his regrettably short set. His brutal vocal tone accentuates the song’s resident agony with proficiency and sensitivity. It’s his voice, a perfect fit for such melancholy. Sam Williams has never been to London before, and he quickly informs us of this before dropping into his latest single, the moody, haunting ‘Gemini’.

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