REGAN SMITH, NO. 7 APC CHEVROLET SS – FINISHED 3RD - ON THE RACE: “It’s been a strange weekend really weather wise. There were times yesterday I thought we were going to get to race and the track had like a pond underneath it apparently. I’m just proud of Tommy (Baldwin) and then the guys on the box for kind of realizing there was opportunity for a strategy play there."
"Man, this one stings. We gave it everything we could there at the end, but just didn't have enough to hold on. I'm grateful for this opportunity to race, I'm grateful for all the hard work that was put into this car, but, man, I really wanted to win this thing.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) driver Austin Hill experienced all of the ups and downs the “Tricky Triangle” has to offer during his first visit to Pocono Raceway for the Pocono Mountains 150. Hill earned his best career NCWTS start but damage in the race forced him to retire early, relegating him to the lowest finish of his NCWTS career.
Toyota driver William Byron won his fifth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race of the season on Saturday at Pocono Raceway to become the winningest rookie in NCWTS history.
MARTIN TRUEX, JR., No. 78 Furniture Row Toyota Camry, Furniture Row Racing - Starting Position: 1st - Are you feeling good starting in the pole position on Sunday? “Yeah, absolutely. Feeling great."
Paul Menard put his No. 27 Moen/Menards Chevrolet SS in third place during qualifying for Sunday’s Pennsylvania 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway. This was his sixth top-10 start at Pocono; fourth in 21 races this season and the first time at-track with his new crew chief, Danny Stockman.
GREG BIFFLE – No. 16 EcoBoost Ford Fusion – WHAT HAPPENED ON YOUR LAST QUALIFYING RUN? “Brian Pattie told me to come in. He didn’t think there was anybody that beat us, but I laid down to conservative of a lap.
KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M’s 75th Anniversary Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing - How much momentum do you have coming off your win at Indianapolis last week? “It certainly is the best way to come to Pocono being able to race the way we did last week at a flat two and a half mile race track really similar to Pocono but yet still way different."
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Kyle Larson is back to try to add another O’Reilly Series victory to his resume and will be driving the No. 88 JR Motorsports Chevrolet entry when the green flag drops Saturday night at The Last Great Colosseum.
