After a brief stoppage, the track has been able to re-fire, allowing the race to continue. Unfortunately for Layne Riggs, he finds himself two laps down, making his path to a strong finish much more difficult.

What Happened?
Riggs, who had been running competitively earlier in the race, encountered setbacks that cost him valuable track position. Whether due to pit strategy, an on-track incident, or mechanical issues, the result is the same—he’s now fighting from behind as the race resumes.
Can Riggs Recover?
Being two laps down isn’t necessarily a race-ending situation, especially if cautions fall at the right time. If Riggs can stay in position as the first car two laps down, he’ll have a shot at getting one of those laps back through the free pass (Lucky Dog) rule or a well-timed wave-around.
Riggs is two laps down but the track was able to re-fire.
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) February 22, 2025
However, as the race moves into its final stages, every lap matters. Riggs will need strategy, speed, and possibly a little luck to work his way back into contention.
The Bigger Picture
Even if a win is out of reach, Riggs and his team will be focused on salvaging the best finish possible. Every position matters, whether for points, experience, or momentum heading into the next event.

With the track back to green-flag conditions, all eyes are on whether Riggs can make up ground—or if his day will be defined by bad luck.
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