NASCAR Cup PR

Trackhouse Racing’s Ross Chastain continued Chevrolet’s streak of dominance in the NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) at Nashville Superspeedway – driving his No. 1 Worldwide Express Camaro ZL1 to the victory in the Ally 400.

Erik Jones Post-Race Quote: “It was a good day. We had a good No. 43 Allegiant Chevy. We were able to run up towards the top-10 all day, so just need to build on that."

Allmendinger Wins Tennessee Lottery 250 at Nashville Superspeedway

Chris Buescher finished 18th Sunday night at Nashville Superspeedway after qualifying the Fastenal Ford 12th.

In the return from NASCAR’s off week, Brad Keselowski hung around, led a couple of laps and finished 11th Sunday night at Nashville Superspeedway.

Ross Chastain won the Ally 400 to score his third career NASCAR Cup Series victory, his first of the season and his first at Nashville. His margin over second-place Martin Truex Jr., was .789 of a second.

Martin Truex Jr. extended his points lead with a runner-up finish at Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday evening. Both Truex and Denny Hamlin (third) spent time in the lead as the Toyota drivers combined for 131 laps led of the 300-mile race.

BRAD KESELOWSKI, No. 6 Solomon Plumbing Ford Mustang (Finished 11th) – WHAT WERE THE POSITIVE TAKEAWAYS FROM TONIGHT? “Pit road, we were so strong. We got better all night. I got better all night. The car got better all night. I was frustrated with the restarts there, but all-in-all, we got the best we could out of it.”

Ross Chastain (No. 1 Worldwide Express Camaro ZL1) posted a lap of 29.797 seconds, at 160.687 mph, in the final round of qualifying to capture the pole position for tomorrow’s Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway – the first pole win feat for Trackhouse Racing.

JOEY LOGANO, No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Ford Mustang (Qualified 4th) – “It was pretty slick there in the second run, for sure. But hey, I think that’s a pretty decent qualifying effort for us – starting toward the front with a good pit stall."