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Dakoda Armstrong made his first-ever start at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway this past April and has been ready to come back ever since. While the team posted a 17th-place finish in Armstrong's debut at the .75-mile track, the finish doesn't tell the whole story. In fact, the No. 43 WinField Ford was fast enough to gain a lap back on its own after a tire had gone down in the first half of the race.

Having not competed at Atlanta Motor Speedway since 2012, Eric McClure was eager to get back behind the wheel of the No. 14 Hefty®/Reynolds Wrap® Camry at the 1.5-mile speedway for Saturday night's Great Clips 300. Earning a track-best starting spot of 25th, McClure struggled early in the race with the car's handling but after the right chassis adjustments were made throughout the 195-lap event, he was able to rebound to post a 24th-place finish.

Atlanta Motor Speedway is good to Kevin Harvick as he takes his third Nationwide Series win of the year in the Great Clips 300 to Benefit Feed the Children. He started the race in eighth place but quickly took over the lead from pole winner Chase Elliott on lap 37 and he was gone, leading an incredible 159 laps out of the 195 lap race.

Jeffrey Earnhardt, running the full Nationwide schedule for the first time this season, will get his first look at the fast race course in Saturday night’s Great Clips 300.

With 10 races remaining in the Nationwide Series season, Landon Cassill continues his quest to break into the top 10 in the point standings. Entering Saturday’s Great Clips 300 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Cassill is 11th in points, 34 behind 10th-place James Buescher.

Blake Koch is back behind the wheel of the No. 44 Camry this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Koch has three previous starts at the 1.54-mile quad-oval speedway and has an average starting position of 27.0 with an average finishing position of 33.0. Koch has 58 starts on 1 to 2-mile speedways and has found success at these speedways. On board the No. 44 Camry this weekend is WWB (Wealth Without Borders) a multilingual quarterly publication, special reports and web blog, Wealth Without Borders™ provides the accurate and dependable intelligence you require to leverage a world of opportunity.

Saturday’s Great Clips 300 to benefit Feed The Children 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series event will mark the much-anticipated Atlanta Motor Speedway debut of Georgia driver Chase Elliott.

"Turner Scott Motorsports remains in operation and will compete in this weekend's NASCAR events. TSM's NASCAR Nationwide Series race teams represented by the No. 42 driven by Kyle Larson and the No. 31 driven by Dylan Kwasniewski will complete this weekend as scheduled at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Mike Bliss will make his ninth NASCAR Nationwide Series start at Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend. With over 190 starts at speedways ranging from one to two miles in length, Bliss has over 45 top 10 finishes at these tracks. After his 17th place finish last weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, Bliss is looking to return to the 1.54-mile speedway in Atlanta for the Great Clips 300.

After posting a 20th-place finish in last weekend's event at BMS, Eric McClure is eager to get back behind the wheel of the No. 14 Camry for this weekend's Great Clips 300 to benefit Feed the Children at Atlanta Motor Speedway. This weekend will mark the 35-year-old's seventh start at the 1.5-mile track. In six starts, McClure has been running at the end of four events and he earned his best finish (21st) during the 2012 season.