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As NASCAR Cup Series star Chase Elliott recovers from a leg injury, Josh Berry will continue to drive the No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Hendrick Motorsports at upcoming oval tracks while road racing standout Jordan Taylor will compete for the team at Circuit of The Americas.

The West Coast swing is in effect for the NASCAR Cup Series and next on the schedule is the United Rentals Work United 500 at Phoenix Raceway.

Truex and the No. 19 Bass Pro Shops Toyota Camry team for Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) set the tone for the season right out of the gate by winning the 150-lap feature in the non-points Clash at the Coliseum on Feb. 5.

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to the final race in the three-leg West Coast swing Sunday at Phoenix Raceway. The United Rentals Work United 500 is the fourth points-paying race of the season and marks Chase Briscoe’s fifth start at Phoenix.

The West Coast swing comes to a close this weekend in the desert as Phoenix Raceway hosts the first of its two race weekends in 2023.

Ryan Preece heads to Phoenix Raceway Sunday for the eighth time in his NASCAR Cup Series career. He made his first start at the track in 2015 and has a best finish of 18th in the March 2020 race.

NASCAR will complete its three-race western swing this weekend at Phoenix Raceway with the NASCAR Xfinity and NASCAR Cup Series racing on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

Zane Smith will make his second of seven NASCAR Cup Series starts of 2023 this weekend at the one-mile Phoenix Raceway.

Harvick hasn’t finished outside of the top-10 in his last 19 NASCAR Cup Series starts at Phoenix. When he finished fifth last November in the season finale to hit that mark, he set a new record for the most consecutive top-10s at a single racetrack.

Phoenix is the track where Aric Almirola has arguably been most consistent in recent years. In his last 11 starts there, he has earned six top-10 finishes – two of those being top-fours.