Roush Fenway Racing driver Ryan Reed heads to Bristol Motor Speedway (BMS) this weekend not only to try to capture his second win of the season on the track’s high banks, but also to spread awareness of the disease he lives with every day.
Saturday’s Drive To Stop Diabetes 300 Xfinity Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway will mark Harrison Rhodes’ first run at the track. Although daunting, it’s one Rhodes is approaching with anticipation. He’ll race in the Flex Seal No. 0 Chevrolet for JD Motorsports with Gary Keller.
In 2012, Chastain finished third in a Camping World Truck Series race at one of motorsports’ toughest short tracks.He is scheduled to make his Xfinity Series debut at BMS in Saturday’s Drive To Stop Diabetes 300. He’ll be in the No. 4 Chevrolet fielded by JD Motorsports with Gary Keller.
“I’ve been around that track enough to know what’s what,” Cassill said. “It really takes a couple of races there to kind of figure out what you want to do and when you want to try it. It’s a tough, fast little track.”
“It’s one of those places you have to prepare yourself for mentally because it is a grind,” Allmendinger said. “There is a lot that can happen that can distract you mentally and that’s the toughest thing. There are certain aspects of the place that I like and some that I don’t like. You just have to be ready mentally to fight for 500 laps and you can’t let your guard down.”
The 2015 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach (TGPLB) marks the first race for Steak ‘n Shake as a primary sponsor of an Indy car. The team announced in March that Steak ‘n Shake would be the primary sponsor of the No. 15 entry for Verizon IndyCar Series events in Long Beach, two events at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Detroit, and Mid-Ohio. Maxim Magazine branding will also be featured on the race car.
The following is a medical update on Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires driver Michael Johnson of JDC Motorsports, who made contact with the Turn 3 wall in the opening practice session of the Allied Building Products Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on March 27, 2015.
"As all of you are aware, this is obviously the first time for me speaking publicly about my accident in Daytona in the NASCAR XFINITY Series race, so thank you all for coming here today to Joe Gibbs Racing to meet with me and let me tell you my story and answer some of your questions.
Larson will be making his third start at BMS this weekend, where he had finishes of 10th and 12th last season. The 10th place finish in last year’s spring race was Larson’s first ever top-10 in the NSCS. Larson has also raced at Bristol on four occasions in the NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS), scoring one pole award and three top-five finishes.
"When you have a good racecar, Bristol is a fun place to race. Everything happens quicker - the closing rates are fast. The initial start to the race is always important. If we can get off to a good start, we can work on track position and focus on getting out with a really good finish."
In 31 previous NASCAR Cup Series starts at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway (DIS), Spire Motorsports has one win, four top-five and eight top-10 finishes.
Ford Racing comes into this weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series regular season finale at Daytona International Speedway on a hot streak after Ryan Blaney won on Sunday in New Hampshire.
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