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“Texas is a track that has multiple grooves, which is good for us as drivers. It’s one of my favorite tracks. I am very excited to be back behind the wheel of an XFINITY Series car and especially with ParkerStore returning on the side this weekend."

Reed has competed at Texas Motor Speedway three times in the NASCAR XFIINTY Series. In April, Reed finished 15th after starting 14th. In 2014, he earned 20th- and 17th-place finishes in the spring and fall races, respectively.

Roush Fenway Racing’s Chris Buescher will make his fifth start at his home track of Texas Motor Speedway in the NASCAR XFINITY Series on Saturday. Buescher’s best starting and finishing position at the 1.5-mile track both occurred earlier this season, when the No. 60 Mustang started 10th and finished ninth.

Bubba Wallace will make his second start at Texas Motor Speedway in the NASCAR XFINITY Series on Saturday afternoon. In his first start at the 1.5-mile track earlier this season, Wallace started eighth, led three laps, and finished sixth.

After a two week hiatus, Dakoda Armstrong and the No. 43 WinField are eager to get back to the track. The spring race at Texas Motor Speedway was a great performance by the team and makes for a perfect site to return to racing after the fall break.

Ryan Truex looks to finish his 2015 season out with high regards and a Top-10 finish. Truex and the No. 98 Carrol Shelby Engine Company comes to Texas after a strong run at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Elliott Sadler will make his 13th NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) start at Texas Motor Speedway (TMS) this Saturday afternoon in Fort Worth, TX. In Sadler’s previous 15 starts at TMS, he has two pole awards, three top-five and eight top-10 finishes. Earlier this year at TMS, Sadler started 13th and finished 11th.

NASCAR Xfinity Series Driver Cale Conley driver of the #14 TriStar Motorsports Toyota has ended his 2015 race season prematurely. A lack of sponsorship and team funding is the reason for Cale Conley’s early departure of the 2015 Xfinity Series

NASCAR released the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup and Xfinity Series schedules on Monday, Oct. 26. A few races are in different spots on the scheduled, but it's largely the same as this season.

NASCAR today announced agreements with 23 tracks to field NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races for the next five years. Additionally, 24 tracks will host NASCAR XFINITY Series races through 2020.