NASCAR racer Brandon Brown caught his first Xfinity Series race triumph at Talladega Superspeedway on October 2, 2021. 

The success came after Brandon and a few different players radioed claims that it was too dim to even think about seeing, making NASCAR call the race. 

Who is Brandon Brown? 

Brandon is from Woodbridge Virginia and is a full-time NASCAR Xfinity Series contender. 

The 28-year-old drives the No. 68 Chevrolet Camaro for the Brandonbilt Motorsports stock vehicle hustling group. 

Brandon began dashing when he was 10 years of age, beginning with go-karts and afterward continued to soil track hustling. 

He then, at that point, started contending in the Whelen All-American Series (presently known as the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series), with Brandonbilt Motorsports, which is possessed by his dad, Jerry Brown. 

The racer made his Xfinity Series debut in 2016, expanding his timetable the next year. In 2019, he lived up Xfinity Series plan for two groups. In 2020, he showed up in the NASCAR Xfinity series end-of-the-season games. 

Did Brandon Brown win an Xfinity Series race? 

Brandon acquired his first public series triumph on October 2, 2021, when he won the Xfinity Series race Talladega Superspeedway. 

The race was abbreviated by haziness, as NASCAR called the race with six laps remaining. 

Brandon played out a few burnouts to praise his triumph and expressed gratitude toward his dad over his group radio. 

During his post-race meet, the racer hollered "Father, we did it, we should go!" to the camera. 

What is Brandon Brown's part in Brandonbilt Motorsports? 

As of January 2019, Brandon had played a chief job with Brandonbilt. 

The racer at present drives the No. 68 Car full-time. He recently drove Car No. 86 and Car No. 90. Brandon likewise contended in truck races with the group, donning Truck No. 44 and Truck No. 86. 

Brandonbilt Motorsports has a few supporters, including Larry's Hard Lemonade, GreenTech Energy, Good Sam Enterprises, and Brandonbilt Foundations.