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From the Drivers Seat: What are your thoughts on returning to Bristol Dirt for a second time? “I get a good legit shot at it this time around. Last year, I was just trying to get here and have an opportunity; which I am thankful for."

Spire Motorsports is pleased to welcome Garner Trucking to its family of partners with a multi-year agreement beginning with Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) Food City Dirt Race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

The Next Gen Camaro ZL1 has now been in competition on a superspeedway, intermediate track, road course and short track; but this weekend will serve for a variety of new for Chevrolet drivers and teams.

Joey Logano proved in last year’s historic Food City Dirt Race that to claim a victory on the challenging dirt-covered high banks at Bristol Motor Speedway, a driver doesn’t necessarily have to have an accomplished dirt racing background.

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Spire Motorsports announced today RelaDyne will showcase its Drydene and DuraMAX brands aboard Corey LaJoie’s No. 7 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 in the May 1 NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) DuraMAX Drydene 400 presented by RelaDyne at Dover Motor Speedway.

Chase Elliott, driver of the No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, on returning to the Bristol dirt for the second year: "Last year, I think we got pretty fortunate to run where we did."

The NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) tries its second attempt on the Bristol Dirt surface this weekend for a special Easter night race. RFK is coming off a fifth-place run with the No. 6 team a year ago, while Chris Buescher also saw success in his first year.

Harrison Burton and the No. 21 DEX Imaging team, along with their Cup Series peers, are set to spend the Easter weekend racing on the dirt at Bristol Motor Speedway.

In last year’s inaugural Food City Dirt Race, Briscoe finished 20th after battling in a few on-track skirmishes and dealing with poor visibility throughout the event.