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DANIEL SUAREZ, No. 19 Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing - What are your thoughts as you head into tomorrow’s race? “First of all, good morning everyone. Definitely excited to be here at Auto Club Speedway. It’s a race track that I like a lot. It’s very fun to drive."

With an offseason full of track repaving and preparation in the rearview mirror, race season at Watkins Glen International is fast approaching.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and XFINITY Series travel to Auto Club Speedway this weekend while the Camping World Truck Series is off. Please check below for the complete schedule of events. All times are Eastern. Friday, March...

Ross Chastain hopes to improve on last year’s performance in Saturday’s TreatMyClot.com 300 at Auto Club Speedway. In his first run last year at the two-mile track, Chastain rolled home 17th.

“I think, all things considered, we’ve had a really good start to the year,” said Preece, who will drive the UPTick Vineyards No. 01 Chevrolet Saturday. “I’ve gotten a lot of seat time, and I feel like we’ve gotten better every time out. Looking forward to a good run at a new track.”

Garrett Smithley, rolling along in his first year in the Xfinity Series, tackles another track for the first time Saturday when he drives the JD Motorsports with Gary Keller No. 0 Chevrolet in the TreatMyClots.com 300 at Auto Club Speedway.

Corey will be making his first NASCAR XFINITY Series start at Auto Club Speedway. This event will be LaJoie's ninth career XFINITY series start and the third one this season after piloting the No. 24 Toyota previously this season at Atlanta and Las Vegas.

Roush Fenway Racing driver Ryan Reed heads to his home track of Auto Club Speedway (ACS) in Fontana, Calif. this weekend, but he’s not alone in his journey home. Two other members of the No. 16 Lilly Diabetes/American Diabetes Association team also call ACS their home track.

"Auto Club Speedway is an awesome track. It is one of the oldest surfaces we race on so tire fall off is pretty big. Once the tires fall off you move around a lot so it will be important for us to make sure our No. 28 Winfield Toyota will work on multiple lines around the track and have the best grip possible."

CGR in XFINITY at ACS: CGR scored their first-ever XFINITY Series pole position at ACS in September 2004 with driver Casey Mears. In 14 starts at the 2.0-mile Southern California Speedway, CGR drivers have collected one pole, two top-five and two top-10 finishes. The best result came in that same September 2004 race, when Mears finished second.