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Noah Gragson will make his milestone 75th career NASCAR Cup Series start when he takes the green flag for Sunday’s season finale at Phoenix Raceway.

A year ago, Ford made history by sweeping all three major NASCAR championships for the first time, with Ben Rhodes (Truck), Cole Custer (Xfinity), and Ryan Blaney (Cup) each taking home their respective titles.

As Truex hits the track one final time as a fulltime driver in the NASCAR Cup Series Sunday at Phoenix Raceway, a familiar look will adorn his No. 19 Bass Pro Shops Camry that will take him and his fans back to where it all started.

Ryan Preece and Stewart-Haas Racing when the Berlin, Connecticut, native makes his 72nd and final NASCAR Cup Series start for the organization during Sunday’s season finale at Phoenix Raceway.

Phoenix is the site of seven of Jack Roush’s Cup wins all-time, and 17 wins total in NASCAR.

Chase Briscoe has made 143 career NASCAR Cup Series starts. His 144th start comes this Sunday at Phoenix Raceway.

Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney won Sunday’s Xfinity 500, earning a spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Round of 4 alongside teammate Joey Logano.

Brad Keselowski led 170 laps – the most of any car – won stage two and went on to finish ninth Sunday afternoon in a drama-filled 500-lap race at Martinsville Speedway.

Ryan Blaney came into Sunday's Round of 8 finale at Martinsville Speedway in a must-win situation to continue his Cup Series championship defense and did just that,

This was Grala’s second NASCAR Cup Series start at Martinsville. His best finish remains 26th earned on April 7.