Jeremy Clements Racing

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Jeremy Clements Racing
Jeremy Clements Racing logo.png
Owner(s) Jeremy Clements
Tony Clements
Base Spartanburg, South Carolina
Series NASCAR Xfinity Series
Race drivers51. Jeremy Clements
Sponsors51. All South Electric, 1-Stop Convenience Stores, First Pacific Funding, Wings Etc. Grill & Pub, Impel Union, Nordic Logistics, Alliance Driveaway Solutions
Manufacturer Chevrolet
Opened 2008
Career
Debut 2008 Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 (Gateway)
Latest race 2024 ToyotaCare 250 (Richmond)
Races competed444
Drivers' Championships 0
Race victories2
Pole positions 0

Jeremy Clements Racing, formerly known as Jeremy Clements Motorsports, is an American professional stock car racing team. The team currently fields the No. 51 Chevrolet Camaro SS full-time for Jeremy Clements in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with crew chief Mark Setzer. [1] Based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, the team was founded in 2010, [1] and is owned by driver Jeremy Clements and his father Tony. [2] The team has fielded cars in the Xfinity Series for Clements, Ty Dillon (loaning the No. 51 entry to Richard Childress Racing), and Ryan Sieg. [3]

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History

Car No. 51 history

In 2008, Jeremy Clements attempted the Dollar General 300 but failed to qualify. He did, however, qualify for the next race, the Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, and debuted for Jeremy Clements Motorsports in the No. 50 car. He finished 22nd. 2009 would see them increase in made races from the previous years. In six starts, Clements would improve on the team's best career finish, from 22nd to 16th at Gateway, where the team had debuted the year earlier. 2010 would see the Clements family step away from fielding an independent team to collaborate with JD Motorsports. Clements would miss six of his twenty-two attempts in the No. 04, but he would also get his first top 10, again at Gateway. 2011 would see him go back to fielding his team. He would attempt the full schedule for the first time, in a new No. 51. He would succeed, attaining three top 15's on the way to a top 15 points finish.

In 2012, for both the Virginia 529 College Savings 250, and the Lilly Diabetes 250, Jeremy Clements fielded the No. 4 entry for Jeremy Clements Racing, the successor to Jeremy Clements Motorsports, in place of the regular 51, as Richard Childress Racing used it for Ty Dillon. Ty finished 3rd and 7th, respectively. Clements would improve over last season with two top 10's and five top 15's, finishing 14th in the points standings. In 2013, Jeremy Clements missed both the Dollar General 200 and the Sam's Town 300. Ryan Sieg filled in the No. 51 for both races, with the events being his first two Xfinity Series starts. He finished 21st and 18th, respectively. Clements would continue to perform, with two top 10's and three top 15's. Despite missing two races and having fewer stellar finishes, he would only fall to 16th in the standings. 2014-15 would see Clements accumulate three top 10's, almost finishing in the top 5 at Elkhart Lake in 2014. His best points finish during this stretch tied the team's best of 14th. By this point, the No. 51 had become known for their consistency in both race and season points finishes.

In the inaugural season of the Xfinity Series Chase (2016), Clements finished 15th in points, just 3 positions outside of the lowest spot in the Chase, 12th. This season would also see Clements Racing finish top 5 for the first time, a 4th at the spring Talladega race. They would also finish top 10 two additional times On August 27, 2017, Clements won the Johnsonville 180 at Road America, after a collision with Matt Tifft while coming to the white flag. This victory was the first victory for Clements, JCR, and the 51 team, and locked the 51 into the first round of the 2017 Xfinity Series Chase, the Round of 12. However, Clements would miss the round of 8 and finish last in the Chase. Despite this relative disappointment, the win and subsequent points finish was the breakout moment that JCR had been looking for after only finishing top 10 once up until that point in the season and never finishing higher than 14th in the points. 2018 would be a return to business as usual, as Jeremy Clements would have two more top 10 finishes en route to another top 15 points finish. Their best finish was an 8th at Richmond.

Before the 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series season, JCR purchased chassis from the shuttered Chip Ganassi Racing Xfinity Series program, intending to run top-fifteen to top-ten consistently with the new cars. [4] This prediction would prove accurate, as the No. 51 team would see a marked increase in production. With one top 5 and four top 10's, including a 6th at the fall Kansas race, the highs were certainly higher. However, the team would again finish in 14th for the final points standings.

During the 2020 season, the team was fined $10,000 for an undisclosed violation of NASCAR's COVID-19 protocols; the penalty was upheld after an appeal by the team. [5] On September 23, 2020, JCR announced it has parted ways with longtime sponsor RepairableVehicles.com, ending a partnership that lasted for 10 years. The team will look for new sponsors for the remainder of the season and 2021. [6] None of this seemed to slow down the JCR team, however, as they would hold strong with one top 5 and five top 10's. His season-best finish of 3rd at Pocono was the best finish for the No. 51 since his win three years earlier, but they would just miss out on the Playoffs by finishing 13th in the final points standings. 2021 would see Clements get off to one of the hottest starts in his career, as through the first eight races he would accumulate three top-10's while finishing an astonishing 99.8% of the scheduled laps. This hot streak would help solve his previous sponsorship woes, as First Pacific Funding would sign on to sponsor him for the rest of the season. [7]

During the 2022 season, Clements scored his second career win at the Daytona night race. [8] However, NASCAR issued the team an L2 penalty four days later after the post-race inspection discovered an illegally modified intake manifold. Clements kept the win, but was declared ineligible for the playoffs. In addition, crew chief Mark Setzer was fined US$60,000 and the team was docked 75 owner and driver points, plus 10 playoff points should the team qualify for the postseason. [9] Clements's appeal was heard on September 13; panel members Tom DeLoach, Richard Gore and Dixon Johnston found in Clements's favor, rescinding the penalty and revoking the punishments. [10] As a result, he regained his eligibility for the 2022 playoffs. [10] On October 18, Setzer was suspended for one race and fined US$25,000 for an L1 Penalty under Section 14.4.B.E, which deals with the modification of a composite body part following the Las Vegas race. In addition, the No. 51 has been docked 40 driver and owner points. [11]

Car No. 51 results

NASCAR Xfinity Series results
YearDriverNo.Make1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435OwnersPts
2008 Jeremy Clements 50 Chevy DAY CAL LVS ATL BRI NSH TEX PHO MXC TAL RCH DAR CLT DOV NSH KEN MLW NHA DAY CHI
DNQ		 GTY
22		 IRP CGV GLN MCH
DNQ		 BRI CAL RCH DOV KAN CLT MEM TEX PHO HOM
30		N/A170
2009 DAY CAL LVS BRI TEX NSH
39		 PHO TAL RCH DAR CLT
27		 DOV NSH KEN MLW NHA DAY CHI
35		 GTY
16		 IRP IOW GLN MCH
25		 BRI CGV ATL
36		 RCH DOV KAN CAL CLT MEM TEX PHO HOM N/AN/A
2011 Jeremy Clements 51 Chevy DAY
16		 PHO
22		 LVS
27		 BRI
16		 CAL
35		 TEX
21		 TAL
24		 NSH
23		 RCH
23		 DAR
26		 DOV
24		 IOW
14		 CLT
26		 CHI
29		 MCH
26		 ROA
32		 DAY
32		 KEN
31		 NHA
19		 NSH
21		 IRP
18		 IOW
17		 GLN
24		 CGV
39		 BRI
32		 ATL
14		 RCH
14		 CHI
21		 DOV
18		 KAN
23		 CLT
29		 TEX
26		 PHO
24		 HOM
18		22nd696
2012 DAY
25		 PHO
22		 LVS
21		 BRI
20		 CAL
20		 TEX
29		 RCH
33		 TAL
29		 DAR
33		 IOW
23		 CLT
18		 DOV
10		 MCH
31		 ROA
25		 KEN
21		 DAY
11		 NHA
17		 CHI
22		 IOW
21		 GLN
19		 CGV
25		 BRI
33		 ATL
15		 CHI
30		 KEN
15		 DOV
27		 CLT
19		 KAN
35		 TEX
16		 PHO
33		 HOM
22		21st725
Ty Dillon 1 IND
3		 RCH
7
2013 Jeremy Clements DAY
33		 BRI
33		 CAL
21		 TEX
35		 RCH
37		 TAL
9		 DAR
20		 CLT
22		 DOV
19		 IOW
17		 MCH
13		 ROA
23		 KEN
25		 DAY
22		 NHA
23		 CHI
25		 IND
35		 IOW
21		 GLN
20		 MOH
10		 BRI
22		 ATL
23		 RCH
26		 CHI
24		 KEN
20		 DOV
20		 KAN
36		 CLT
20		 TEX
22		 PHO
26		 HOM
30		21st687
Ryan Sieg PHO
21		 LVS
18
2014 Jeremy Clements DAY
29		 PHO
21		 LVS
32		 BRI
18		 CAL
36		 TEX
18		 DAR
31		 RCH
22		 TAL
23		 IOW
22		 CLT
23		 DOV
20		 MCH
20		 ROA
6		 KEN
30		 DAY
8		 NHA
20		 CHI
13		 IND
26		 IOW
25		 GLN
16		 MOH
22		 BRI
23		 ATL
22		 RCH
21		 CHI
33		 KEN
21		 DOV
18		 KAN
17		 CLT
22		 TEX
21		 PHO
11		 HOM
13		21st757
2015 DAY
14		 ATL
21		 LVS
22		 PHO
16		 CAL
24		 TEX
22		 BRI
13		 RCH
14		 TAL
17		 IOW
15		 CLT
13		 DOV
10		 MCH
31		 CHI
19		 DAY
28		 KEN
26		 NHA
19		 IND
15		 IOW
21		 GLN
11		 MOH
17		 BRI
14		 ROA
28		 DAR
20		 RCH
34		 CHI
20		 KEN
19		 DOV
21		 CLT
20		 KAN
19		 TEX
17		 PHO
30		 HOM
22		20th801
2016 DAY
15		 ATL
17		 LVS
20		 PHO
28		 CAL
21		 TEX
24		 BRI
33		 RCH
22		 TAL
4		 DOV
22		 CLT
20		 POC
31		 MCH
21		 IOW
16		 DAY
16		 KEN
16		 NHA
13		 IND
17		 IOW
17		 GLN
25		 MOH
34		 BRI
6		 ROA
25		 DAR
8		 RCH
17		 CHI
16		 KEN
12		 DOV
22		 CLT
22		 KAN
28		 TEX
18		 PHO
31		 HOM
24		20th693
2017 DAY
35		 ATL
37		 LVS
26		 PHO
19		 CAL
22		 TEX
21		 BRI
17		 RCH
15		 TAL
27		 CLT
17		 DOV
23		 POC
17		 MCH
23		 IOW
7		 DAY
15		 KEN
22		 NHA
21		 IND
31		 IOW
28		 GLN
35		 MOH
37		 BRI
18		 ROA
1		 DAR
21		 RCH
16		 CHI
20		 KEN
22		 DOV
22		 CLT
20		 KAN
25		 TEX
22		 PHO
23		 HOM
23		23rd515
2018 DAY
16		 ATL
27		 LVS
22		 PHO
20		 CAL
15		 TEX
16		 BRI
40		 RCH
8		 TAL
35		 DOV
18		 CLT
35		 POC
15		 MCH
15		 IOW
20		 CHI
17		 DAY
34		 KEN
18		 NHA
18		 IOW
20		 GLN
14		 MOH
17		 BRI
13		 ROA
13		 DAR
16		 IND
14		 LVS
13		 RCH
16		 CLT
18		 DOV
20		 KAN
10		 TEX
14		 PHO
17		 HOM
19		18th619
2019 DAY
36		 ATL
18		 LVS
15		 PHO
13		 CAL
14		 TEX
26		 BRI
13		 RCH
35		 TAL
27		 DOV
18		 CLT
13		 POC
16		 MCH
15		 IOW
12		 CHI
13		 DAY
9		 KEN
13		 NHA
15		 IOW
30		 GLN
11		 MOH
11		 BRI
4		 ROA
8		 DAR
12		 IND
11		 LVS
20		 RCH
16		 CLT
11		 DOV
36		 KAN
6		 TEX
28		 PHO
18		 HOM
16		16th699
2020 DAY
28		 LVS
31		 CAL
9		 PHO
36		 DAR
12		 CLT
32		 BRI
8		 ATL
13		 HOM
12		 HOM
27		 TAL
24		 POC
3		 IND
13		 KEN
12		 KEN
11		 TEX
11		 KAN
12		 ROA
29		 DAY
6		 DOV
13		 DOV
19		 DAY
20		 DAR
32		 RCH
17		 RCH
17		 BRI
11		 LVS
13		 TAL
20		 CLT
16		 KAN
15		 TEX
27		 MAR
15		 PHO
10		16th666
2021 DAY
22		 DAY
10		 HOM
9		 LVS
17		 PHO
10		 ATL
12		 MAR
14		 TAL
14		 DAR
6		 DOV
12		 COA
23		 CLT
10		 MOH
33		 TEX
14		 NSH
11		 POC
13		 ROA
28		 ATL
8		 NHA
15		 GLN
16		 IND
14		 MCH
11		 DAY
24		 DAR
8		 RCH
26		 BRI
13		 LVS
39		 TAL
24		 CLT
12		 TEX
29		 KAN
17		 MAR
9		 PHO
18		15th748
2022 DAY
37		 CAL
17		 LVS
11		 PHO
18		 ATL
37		 COA
24		 RCH
20		 MAR
10		 TAL
23		 DOV
29		 DAR
29		 TEX
16		 CLT
22		 PIR
34		 NSH
22		 ROA
9		 ATL
17		 NHA
4		 POC
32		 IND
19		 MCH
31		 GLN
10		 DAY
1		 DAR
21		 KAN
21		 BRI
16		 TEX
36		 TAL
20		 CLT
14		 LVS
15		 HOM
26		 MAR
17		 PHO
27		12th2069
2023 DAY
17		 CAL
18		 LVS
25		 PHO
20		 ATL
15		 COA
14		 RCH
36		 MAR
32		 TAL
19		 DOV
19		 DAR
14		 CLT
19		 PIR
22		 SON
17		 NSH
22		 CSC
20		 ATL
15		 NHA
15		 POC
15		 ROA
27		 MCH
26		 IRC
19		 GLN
37		 DAY
26		 DAR
21		 KAN
15		 BRI
24		 TEX
18		 ROV
23		 LVS
30		 HOM
21		 MAR
17		 PHO
20		21st533
2024 DAY
29		 ATL
6		 LVS
25		 PHO
15		 COA
19		 RCH
24		 MAR TEX TAL DOV DAR CLT PIR SON IOW NHA NSH CSC POC IND MCH DAY DAR ATL GLN BRI KAN TAL ROV LVS HOM MAR PHO

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