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Justin Allgaier, driving his No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet, brought home his first Xfinity Series win this season and his first ever at Dover International Speedway Saturday afternoon.

Justin Allgaier had more than one reason to celebrate at Dover International Speedway’s Sunoco Victory Lane on Saturday.

Camry driver Christopher Bell (fourth) had the top-finishing Toyota in Saturday afternoon’s NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at Dover International Speedway in Delaware.

Austin Cindric was in position to score a top-five finish Saturday afternoon at Dover International Speedway but was foiled by a loose-handling his No. 22 Menards/Richmond Ford Mustang.

Matt Tifft and the No. 2 Nexteer Automotive Team Rally to Top-10 Finish At Dover International Speedway "We fought hard today for our eighth-place finish. Our No. 2 Nexteer Automotive Chevrolet Camaro was fast right from the start of the weekend, and we qualified the best we have all year when we started third."

AUSTIN CINDRIC, No. 22 Menards/Richmond Ford Mustang -- TALK ABOUT YOUR RACE TODAY. IT LOOKED LIKE YOU GUYS JUST STALLED INSIDE THE TOP 10: “Yeah. We were short on the short runs and that hurt us. We needed some long runs. This Mustang has been awesome every time that I’ve been in it. I like to thank the team for letting me run these last four races. I look forward in racing more with them in the summer and later in the year. We had a great long run car. We were probably a little too free and didn’t have enough grip on restarts to be able to do a lot with them. We could maintain but we had a top-five car and should have had a top-five day. We got caught up there late in the race and got some damage and had to nurse it home to ninth. A good points day for the guys and more experience for me to learn when I come back here in the playoffs.”

The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series all head to Dover International Speedway for a tripleheader this weekend. Check out the tentative full schedule below, subject to change.

NASCAR officials announced Wednesday morning that driver Spencer Gallagher has been indefinitely suspended from NASCAR for violating the sanctioning body‘s substance abuse policy.

“GMS Racing was notified that driver Spencer Gallagher gave a positive result from a NASCAR drug screen. GMS fully supports NASCAR’s policy on substance abuse and we do not condone this type of behavior. First and foremost, our entire organization wants to apologize to NASCAR, our sponsors, teammates and fans due to this policy violation. Spencer has agreed to participate in NASCAR’s Road to Recovery program. A substitute driver will be announced at a later date.” – Mike Beam, President of GMS Racing

Spencer Gallagher has been suspended indefinitely from NASCAR for violating the sanctioning body’s substance abuse policy.