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"It was a hard-fought day at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Shane (Wilson, crew chief) made great calls on adjustments and strategy to put the South Point Chevrolet in the best possible shape. We got cautions when we needed them, and the team performed excellent to make up position on pit road.

Camry driver Kyle Busch won his sixth NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) race of the season on Saturday afternoon at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after starting from the pole.

BRAD KESELOWSKI, No. 22 Fitzgerald Ford Mustang – Finished 3rd “We had a decent day. A little better than where we have been which was something to be proud of but of course we want to get to victory lane with the Fitzgerald Ford. We aren’t quite there but we will keep pushing but that was a step in the right direction overall for sure.”

Garrett Smithley will be driving competitively at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the first time in Saturday’s AutoLotto 200 Xfinity Series race. But Smithley does have laps on the flat, one-mile track. He has worked with the Richard Petty Driving Experience at NHMS. Plus, he’ll have the advice of teammate Ryan Preece, a veteran of Loudon, to fall back on.

After running at a long list of tracks for the first time this season, Preece lands at a very familiar track – New Hampshire Motor Speedway – for Saturday’s AutoLotto 200 Xfinity Series race. He has raced in one Sprint Cup, two XFINITY and 19 Whelen Modified races at the one-mile track.

Finalists for The NASCAR Foundation’s Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award Presented by Nationwide were announced on Wednesday night on NASCAR America on NBCSN. The award will be showcased on Sept. 27 at the Foundation’s inaugural Honors Gala at the Marriott Marquis in New York City.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and XFINITY Series will compete at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend. Please check below for the complete schedule of events.

Roush Fenway Racing heads to northern New England this weekend as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) prepares for 301 miles at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. A Roush Fenway Ford has earned nine victories at the 1.058-mile oval. Also, it is pronounced ‘Cahncahd,’ not ‘Concord.’

"New Hampshire is a really tough track to get a hold of. You always seem to fight being loose into the corner because it's the only way you can keep your car turning good through the center. So it is a tough balance of where you need your car to be so it will be crucial for us to maximize our practice time on Friday and get our No. 28 Toyota dialed in."

"I am happy to be going to a track finally where I have turned some laps. I have had success in the K&N cars at Loudon and also made my first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start there. Steven Lane (Bones) was my crew chief for that Cup debut and it is cool to be working with him again and for us to return to Loudon."