JOEY LOGANO, No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford Mustang – POLE-WINNING PRESS CONFERENCE – “It was a great lap. I think we were able to get through the first couple rounds without putting many laps on our tires and that really paid a reward as we got to the third round. The car was pretty good. The car wasn’t too far off. We didn’t make a mock qualifying run in practice, so it was a little bit of an unknown when you roll into qualifying here, but the guys did a good job of making the right adjustments to have something pretty close, to be able to carry a lot of speed and ultimately to be able to get the pole here. It’s important to win a pole here, to start up front is obviously safer, but you can also run your pace and a safer place on pit road as well, so I think when you think of that stuff it gives you an advantage going into tomorrow’s race, so hopefully we can turn that into a win.”
WILLIAM BYRON, NO. 24 AXALTA CAMARO ZL1 – Qualified 6th
REGARDING HIS OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW AFTER QUALIFYING SIXTH
“I am kind of optimistic, but we have had a rough day. These two-day shows are tough and we started out with a flat right front and hit the wall. Then in second practice we were way behind because we didn’t have enough practice time. The guys made a lot of great changes to get it right going into qualifying. We were really struggling over the bumps over both ends really and getting on the concrete. We will see what happens, should be fun.”
DENNY HAMLIN, No. 11 FedEx Ground Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing - Qualifying Position: 5th Is your best memory at Martinsville Speedway as a driver or as a fan and what is that memory?
Tundra driver Kyle Busch won his third-consecutive NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) event at Martinsville Speedway on Saturday afternoon.
Toyota drivers have won all four NGOTS races this season - a feat last accomplished in 2014 when Tundra drivers won the first 10 races.
KYLE BUSCH, No. 51 Cessna Toyota Tundra, Kyle Busch MotorsportsFinishing Position: 1stYou fell back as far as fourth in the middle of the race. Was the truck giving you trouble or were you just trying to be patient?
KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M's Chocolate Bar Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing - Talk about going after your 201st and 202nd NASCAR national series wins. “It’s back to the race track for another weekend. It’s like Groundhog Day all over again. Overall, I just feel like things are clicking real well on the Cup side as well as the truck side with Kyle Busch Motorsports. Just continuing to power through and strive to win races each and every week.”
TY DILLON, NO. 13 GEICO CAMARO ZL1 met with media and discussed how Germain Racing has improved, how he has gotten better at Martinsville, the tight pit road, what he expects to see at Texas with the new package, and more. Full Transcript:
“There are probably a lot of things that I don't know. But there are a lot of things that have been going on in the offseason. Everybody has been trying to work with this package and we spent a lot more time and resources getting everything ready to hit the ground running. "
ARIC ALMIROLA, No. 10 SHAZAM/Smithfield Ford Mustang – IT’S BEEN A STRONG START TO THE SEASON. CAN YOU TALK ABOUT THAT? “Yeah, it’s been a great start to 2019. I really feel like as a team we’ve picked right up where we left off at the end of 2018.
Nearly 12 Hours of On-Track Competition Featured Three Endurance Races, Support Sprints and Qualifying for All Eight Run Groups Ahead of Saturday's Classic 24-Hour Race
Reigning Top Fuel world champ Doug Kalitta powered to the provisional No. 1 position on Friday at In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip, staying in the championship hunt to open this weekend’s In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals.
The penultimate round of the 2026 Flo Night In America Championship with the Super Dirt Late Models was held Friday night with night 1 at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia.
