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The NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series experience their first Playoff cutoff this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, while the NASCAR Xfinity Series sets the 12-driver field. The ARCA Menards Series kicks off the action at Bristol on Thursday, where the series will crown a 2021 champion.

Michael McDowell, driver of the No. 34 Love’s Travel Stops Ford Mustang, is in a must-win situation this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway as the first round of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs comes to an end.

There are many playoff implications going into this week’s tripleheader at Bristol Motor Speedway.

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, one of the most storied venues in all of sports and entertainment, will add a new event to its long and decorated list: The Clash at the Coliseum.

Buescher makes his 12th start on the Bristol pavement this Saturday where he ran eighth in the No. 17 last fall. His best finish all-time at BMS came back in 2016 when he finished fifth.

The annual night race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway has long been a staple on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule. In fact, many argue that the annual 500-lap race is slowly and steadily evolving into a crown jewel race on the calendar.

Newman makes his 39th Cup start on the Bristol pavement Saturday night, where he has 19 top-10s and a 15.6 average finish.

Almirola currently sits 11th with three points ahead of the cutoff line to advance to the Round of 12. The Smithfield driver was in a similar position heading into last year’s playoff cutoff race at Bristol

Erik Jones and the No. 43 Petty's Garage Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE team finished in the 21st-place in the NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) Federated Auto Parts 400 Salute to First Responders at the Richmond (Va.) Raceway on Saturday, September 11.

In a 400-lap race that featured just two natural cautions, Ryan Newman drove his Oscar Mayer Ford Mustang to a 20th-place finish Saturday night at Richmond Raceway.