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Alex Tagliani won the Coors Light Pole Award at Road America on Friday in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Tagliani wheeled his No. 22 Team Penske Ford around the 4.05-mile road course at a top speed of 109.866 mph.

Ryan Preece is ready to attack the Road America course Saturday in the Xfinity Series’ third road-course race of the year, the Road America 180.

Coming off a strong sixth place finish at Bristol, Jeremy Clements and the JCR crew are looking for a good run at Road America for the #51 RepairableVehicles.com Chevy Camaro SS.

Garrett Smithley hopes to improve on his previous road-course finishes in Saturday’s Road America 180 at the Road America course in Wisconsin.

After running very strong in last week’s Xfinity Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway, a late-race accident left Chastain with a 32nd-place finish. As he pursues a spot in the first Xfinity Chase playoff, he’ll be shooting for a high finish in Saturday’s Road America 180 at the 14-turn Road America course in Wisconsin.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the Camping World Truck Series travel to Michigan International Speedway this weekend as the XFINITY Series heads to Road America. Please check below for the complete schedule of events.

Former NASCAR Sprint Cup driver and five-time NASCAR XFINITY Series race winner Bobby Hamilton Jr. is currently faced with a lawsuit amid turmoil regarding accusations of being unable to pay his drivers.

Roush Fenway Racing is announcing a multi-race partnership with Leidos, a global science and technology solutions company. As part of its entry into NASCAR, Leidos will serve as a primary partner for NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) driver Bubba Wallace and the No. 6 team.

SEEKING ANOTHER HERITAGE TROPHY: Camry drivers head to Michigan International Speedway looking to earn the Michigan Heritage trophy for Toyota this weekend. The three-foot trophy was first awarded in 2013 and was created to celebrate the importance of manufacturers’ role in NASCAR and to add to the rivalry between the three.

After a stop at Bristol Motor Speedway, the NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) returns to road course racing this week and driver Ray Black Jr. is ready to take on the challenge of the longest of the three courses at Road America. The driver of the No. 07 ScubaLife.com Chevrolet just earned his career-best NXS finish with a 14th place result from Bristol and looks to use this momentum to secure a solid finish at the four-mile track.