NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Camry driver Kyle Busch (seventh) was the highest finishing Toyota in Saturday night's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

RICKY STENHOUSE JR. (Winner, No. 6 Cargill Beef Ford) – Man that 33 was fast. But these guys made great changes. The guys on pit road did an awesome job. I had to get everything I could on that restart. We got a good restart and I sucked down on him as hard as I could to slow him down and he started getting loose off of two and the 22 gave us a push down the front straightaway that helped us get to the lead.

RICKY STENHOUSE JR. – No. 6 Cargill Beef Ford Mustang – “It started with making good adjustments. We were a little off there to run with the 33 and Mike kept tightening it up and tightening it up and ended up getting to where we were closer to the 33. We still probably weren’t exactly where we needed to be, but we were close enough to go get him on that restart."

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. won the NRA American Warrior 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway by battling past the night’s dominant driver, Kevin Harvick, and a charging Brad Keselowski, who had fresh tires.

RICKY STENHOUSE JR. WINS 4TH NASCAR NATIONWIDE RACE OF 2012 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr. won his fourth NASCAR Nationwide race of the season and first at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Brad Keselowski (No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge Challenger) Finished Second TALK ABOUT THAT LAST LAP. IT MIGHT TAKE YOU A WHILE TO DESCRIBE EVERYTHING THAT WENT ON. “You ain’t kidding, a lot going on. I tried to make a move on Ricky (Stenhouse Jr.) coming to the white and he blocked it so I figured I’d just give him a push and he took that push and just ran with it and got in front of Kevin (Harvick)."

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. won the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) NRA American Warrior 300 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Stenhouse passed Kevin Harvick with one lap and half to go to win his fourth race this season and his first race at Atlanta.

ROWDY WINS NRA AMERICAN WARRIOR 300 POLE – Kyle Busch didn’t make a perfect qualifying lap, but it was still plenty to take the top spot for Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series NRA American Warrior 300.

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished first (Ty Dillon), seventh (Joey Coulter) and 28th (Tim George Jr.). Dillon remains third in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver championship point standings, nine points behind the leader, and Coulter ranks sixth in the standings. The No. 3 Chevrolet team is third in the Camping World Truck Series owner championship point standings, the No. 22 team fifth in the standings and the No. 2 team 10th.

In an 11th hour marketing partnership agreement, Atlanta, Georgia-based Kill Cliff will adorn the role as the primary marketing partner for Denver, North Carolina native Matt Carter in Saturday night’s NRA American Warrior 300 at Atlanta (Ga.) Motor Speedway.