NASCAR Xfinity Series at Dover 2016 Results: Winner, Standings and Reaction

Daniel Suarez won his second race of the year Sunday morning, taking the checkered flag at the Drive Sober 200 at the Dover International Speedway.

Suarez celebrated with that flag after the win, via NASCAR: 

He and his pit crew had a celebration of their own, via NASCAR on NBC:

Here are the full results:

Place	Driver	Laps	Start	Led	Points
1	Daniel Suarez	200	5	123	45
2	Ty Dillon	200	7	0	39
3	Justin Allgaier	200	6	3	39
4	Ryan Blaney	200	3	0	0
5	Alex Bowman	200	4	0	36
6	Corey LaJoie	200	19	1	36
7	Elliott Sadler	200	8	3	35
8	J.J. Yeley	200	25	0	33
9	Brendan Gaughan	200	13	0	32
10	Ryan Reed	200	22	0	31
11	Darrell Wallace Jr.	200	9	0	30
12	Ross Chastain	199	11	0	29
13	Regan Smith	199	10	0	0
14	Blake Koch	199	20	15	28
15	Brennan Poole	199	12	0	26
16	Erik Jones	198	1	54	26
17	Brandon Jones	198	16	0	24
18	Ryan Preece	198	18	0	23
19	Ryan Sieg	198	14	0	22
20	Dakoda Armstrong	197	21	0	21
21	Drew Herring	196	2	0	20
22	Jeremy Clements	196	17	0	19
23	Mario Gosselin	196	29	0	18
24	Ray Black Jr.	195	23	1	18
25	Brandon Hightower	194	28	0	16
26	Garrett Smithley	191	33	0	15
27	Joey Gase	191	35	0	14
28	David Starr	190	31	0	13
29	Derrike Cope	184	38	0	12
30	Mike Harmon	160	40	0	11
31	Justin Marks	137	15	0	10
32	Jeff Green	103	26	0	9
33	B.J. McLeod	75	24	0	8
34	Morgan Shepherd	65	34	0	7
35	Matt Waltz	64	39	0	6
36	Ryan Ellis	58	32	0	5
37	Jordan Anderson	57	37	0	0
38	Timmy Hill	44	36	0	0
39	Josh Wise	1	30	0	0
40	Matt DiBenedetto	1	27	0	0

The race was originally scheduled for Saturday, but inclement weather forced a postponement until Sunday morning, creating a doubleheader at Dover with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race to follow. For Suarez, the win secured his placement in the next round of the Xfinity Series. 

He'll join Elliott Sadler in the round of eight, as both drivers have now advanced. Sunday's race was the second in the round of 12 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Chase.

Erik Jones opened on the pole Sunday morning, but Suarez raced to the lead by the fifth lap and largely controlled things from there, leading a total of 123 of the 200 laps. Justin Allgaier, who finished third, mounted a stiff challenge around the 150-mile mark and held the lead, but Suarez was too strong on the day.

Fox Sports: NASCAR shared Suarez crossing the finish line:

Ty Dillon, meanwhile, finished second after starting in the back of the pack.

But the morning belonged to Suarez. Danielle Trotta of Fox Sports was pleased to see him earn the win:

And as Dustin Long of NASCAR Talk noted: "[Suarez] had the dominant car. It helped with teammate Erik Jones struggling with his car’s handling and Dillon having to start at the rear because of an unapproved adjustment."

Jones was less than pleased with his showing.

"Just kind of an embarrassing day," he said of his 16th-place finish, per Long.

He won't be the only driver upset after Sunday morning. Jeff Gluck of USA Today noted that several drivers now find themselves in danger of being eliminated from the Chase: 

The next race in the Xfinity Series Chase takes place at the Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday evening at 8 p.m. ET. That race will eliminate four drivers, which will ramp up the intensity as a number of drivers look to survive to the next round.

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