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Atlanta Race Results: February 21, 2026 (NASCAR O’Reilly Series) – Racing News
NASCAR O’Reilly race results from EchoPark Speedway
NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series drivers are on the grid in Hampton, Georgia. The 1.54-mile of EchoPark Speedway is set to host the Bennett Transportation & Logistics 250.
View Atlanta race results for the NASCAR O’Reilly Series below.
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Sam Mayer and Carson Kvapil set the front row. 163 laps of stock car racing are up next…
Atlanta O’Reilly
Stage 1 – Report
Laps: 45 (1-45 / 163)
Green flag, they run side-by-side for the lead off turn two. Mayer is clear via the outside lane with help from Sheldon Creed.
Lap 5, Corey Day makes it three wide through the middle off turn four. They’re out of room and we have a big crash in the tri-oval. Many cars are collected and the caution is out.
Green, Mayer and Taylor Gray run side-by-side at the front. They bang fenders and Mayer has a light tire rub! Several laps later, Mayer is clear via the outside lane.
Lap 27, Mayer has a flat tire, no caution. They form three wide for the lead as Mayer drops out of line. Caruth slides them for the lead.
Penalty: Mayer has been caught speeding on the pit lane. He’ll serve a pass-thru penalty under green.
Lap 31, Jesse Love clears Caruth. Caruth crosses under him and retakes the lead.
Lap 32, Love is shoved to the lead with a push from Sheldon Creed.
1 to go in stage one, Love blocks runs from both lanes behind him.
Jesse Love wins stage one at EchoPark Speedway!
Atlanta Results (Stage 1) : 1. Jesse Love; 2. Rajah Caruth; 3. Parker Retzlaff; 4. Taylor Gray; 5. Justin Allgaier; 6. Sheldon Creed; 7. Carson Kvapil; 8. Nick Sanchez; 9. Jeremy Clements; 10. Ross Chastain
Atlanta O’Reilly
Stage 2 – Report
Laps: 45 (46-90 / 163)
Green flag on stage two, Love and Creed run door-to-door for the lead. Lover is clear via the inside lane into turn three.
Lap 63, Creed works to the outside of Love. Creed is clear for the lead.
Lap 73, Caruth makes it three wide for the lead. Caruth is clear.
Lap 74, Gio Ruggiero picks up a flat tire and he heads to the pit lane under green.
Rajah Caruth wins stage two at EchoPark Speedway!
Atlanta Results (Stage 2) : 1. Rajah Caruth; 2. Justin Allgaier; 3. Carson Kvapil; 4. Corey Day; 5. Brandon Jones; 6. Sammy Smith; 7. Austin Hill; 8. Parker Retzalff; 9. Sheldon Creed; 10. Jesse Love
Atlanta O’Reilly
Stage 3 – Report
Laps: 73 (91-163 / 163)
Caruth leads the field to the pit lane. Sawalich wins the race to the pit exit with just two tires.
Green flag on stage three, Allgaier shoves Kvapil to the lead on the inside.
59 to go, Day dives inside of Kvapil. Day misses the bottom and he’s into the side of Kvapil. Allgaier and others are collected. The caution is out as Austin Hill is handed the lead.
Green, Creed shoves Hill clear out front.
42 to go, Jeremy Clements spins and clips the inside wall, no caution.
38 to go, caution for debris.
Green, Creed shoves Hill clear once more. Love clears Creed into turn three for 2nd.
27 to go
27 to go, Love dives inside of Hill but he can’t clear him. They rub bumpers and Hill is loose! Creed clears them both for the lead!
25 to go, Ross Chastain makes it three wide for the lead off turn two! Chastain is clear!
22 to go, Sammy Smith spins with a flat tire! Multiple cars are collected, caution.
Green, Chastain and Hill form side-by-side at the front. Laps later, Creed shoves Chastain clear.
12 to go, Rajah Caruth nearly spins off turn two with a flat tire. Josh William gets turned and he bounces off the wall, caution.
Green with 6 to go, Creed shoves Chastain to the lead. off turn two.
4 to go, Nick Sanchez climbs to 2nd. He looks to the outside, Chastain throws a block.
2 to go, Chastain leads Hill and Creed. Hill dives inside of Chastain and he clear him.
1 to go, Creed gives a shove to Chastain. Chastain dives inside, Hill throws a huge block! Hill is turned into the apron. Creed leads off turn four!
Sheldon Creed picks up his first career win via EchoPark Speedway!
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Race Results
February 21, 2026
NASCAR O’Reilly Series
Pos | Driver
1. Sheldon Creed
2. Parker Retzlaff
3. Nick Sanchez
4. Corey Day
5. Jesse Love
6. Ross Chastain
7. Sam Mayer
8. Rajah Caruth
9. Taylor Gray
10. Brandon Jones
11. Dean Thompson
12. Austin Hill
13. Patrick Staropoli
14. Garrett Smithley
15. Josh Bilicki
16. Jeb Burton
17. Chad Finchum
18. Nick Leitz
19. Brennan Poole
20. Luke Fenhaus
21. Austin Green
22. Ryan Ellis
23. William Sawalich
24. Giovanni Ruggiero
25. Anthony Alfredo
26. Mason Maggio
27. Josh Williams
28. Lavar Scott
29. Jeremy Clements
30. Sammy Smith
31. Cody Ware
32. Carson Kvapil
33. Justin Allgaier
34. Joey Gase
35. Harrison Burton
36. Blaine Perkins
37. Ryan Sieg
38. Kyle Sieg
NASCAR O’Reilly Series
Point Standings
Pos | Driver | Points
1. Austin Hill
104
2. Rajah Caruth
-22
3. Sheldon Creed
-24
4. Jesse Love
-24
5. Parker Retzlaff
-30
6. Justin Allgaier
-35
7. Carson Kvapil
-40
8. Corey Day
-54
9. Sammy Smith
-56
10. Ryan Ellis
-58
11. Taylor Gray
-60
12. Brennan Poole
-61
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Philadelphia Phillies lose fifth straight game to end homestand, swept by Atlanta Braves
Michael Harris II homered and had three hits as the streaking Atlanta Braves defeated the slumping Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 on Sunday night to complete a three-game sweep of their NL East rivals.
Ozzie Albies hit an RBI double and Austin Riley also drove in a run for the Braves, who have won five in a row and nine of 11. It was Atlanta’s first series sweep of at least three games at Philadelphia in 10 years.
Kyle Schwarber went deep for the Phillies, who have lost five straight and 10 of 13. They were outscored 56-33 on a 2-7 homestand against the Diamondbacks, Cubs and Braves, leaving Philadelphia 6 1/2 games behind first-place Atlanta in the division standings.
Raisel Iglesias escaped trouble in the ninth inning for his fifth save. Philadelphia put runners on first and second with one out, but Trea Turner struck out and Schwarber lined out to right field on an excellent running catch by Ronald Acuña Jr.
Tyler Kinley (3-0) pitched a scoreless sixth for the win.
Schwarber’s two-run shot in the first gave Philadelphia a 2-0 lead.
Harris homered leading off the third before the Braves went ahead in the fifth with three runs against rookie starter Andrew Painter (1-1) and lefty reliever Tim Mayza.
Painter was lifted after he opened the inning by allowing singles to Harris and Acuña. Mayza loaded the bases with a walk, and the Braves tied the game on Matt Olson’s groundout. Riley’s dribbler to third went for an RBI infield single, and Albies’ double to the left-field wall made it 4-2.
Riley saved at least one run while ending a Philadelphia threat in the bottom of the fifth with a stellar defensive play at third base.
Braves starter Grant Holmes allowed two runs in 4 2/3 innings.
On a chilly night, Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto sat out after leaving Saturday’s game with lower back tightness.
Up next
Braves: Begin a four-game series Monday night at Washington. RHP Bryce Elder (2-1, 0.77 ERA) opposes Nationals RHP Jake Irvin (1-2, 6.16).
Phillies: Open seven-game trip Monday night with the first of four games against the Cubs. RHP Aaron Nola (1-4, 4.03 ERA) faces Chicago RHP Colin Rea (2-0, 3.63).
Atlanta Hawks (46-36, sixth in the Eastern Conference) vs. New York Knicks (53-29, third in the Eastern Conference)
New York; Monday, 8 p.m. EDT
LINE: Knicks -5.5; over/under is 216.5
EASTERN CONFERENCE FIRST ROUND: Knicks lead series 1-0
BOTTOM LINE: The New York Knicks host the Atlanta Hawks in the Eastern Conference first round with a 1-0 lead in the series. The Knicks won the last matchup 113-102 on Saturday, led by 28 points from Jalen Brunson. CJ McCollum led the Hawks with 26.
The Knicks are 35-17 in Eastern Conference games. New York has a 9-4 record in one-possession games.
The Hawks are 27-25 in Eastern Conference play. Atlanta is third in the league scoring 18.1 fast break points per game. McCollum leads the Hawks averaging 5.0.
The Knicks are shooting 47.8% from the field this season, 0.4 percentage points higher than the 47.4% the Hawks allow to opponents. The Hawks are shooting 47.4% from the field, 1.4% higher than the 46.0% the Knicks’ opponents have shot this season.
TOP PERFORMERS: Karl-Anthony Towns is averaging 20.1 points and 11.9 rebounds for the Knicks. Brunson is averaging 19.9 points over the last 10 games.
Dyson Daniels is scoring 11.9 points per game and averaging 6.8 rebounds for the Hawks. Nickeil Alexander-Walker is averaging 21.3 points and 2.9 rebounds over the last 10 games.
LAST 10 GAMES: Knicks: 6-4, averaging 110.4 points, 40.7 rebounds, 26.2 assists, 8.4 steals and 3.3 blocks per game while shooting 49.4% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 106.9 points per game.
Hawks: 5-5, averaging 117.2 points, 43.5 rebounds, 27.7 assists, 8.4 steals and 4.7 blocks per game while shooting 47.2% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 112.0 points.
INJURIES: Knicks: Tyler Kolek: day to day (oblique), Mitchell Robinson: day to day (ankle), Karl-Anthony Towns: day to day (elbow).
Hawks: Jock Landale: out (ankle).
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The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.
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