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The NASCAR Xfinity Series raced at the Auto Club Speedway for the Production Alliance Group 300 today, where Cole Custer denied Kyle Busch his 200th win.

"We had another really solid No. 2 Hurdl Chevrolet Camaro this weekend at Auto Club Speedway. My team worked so hard on this Camaro, from putting in the work back at the shop to fixing it up after I scraped the wall in practice."

VICTORY LANE INTERVIEW -- THIS IS YOUR THIRD CAREER XFINITY WIN, BUT THIS ONE RIGHT DOWN THE ROAD FROM WHERE YOU GREW UP: “This means to ton. To win here, at home in Southern California - I grew up racing in San Bernardino and Irwindale. It means a ton. To come back here. I can’t thank the Thompson Pipe group enough. I wouldn’t be racing without what their family did for me. Haas Automation is a local company also. It was such a huge race for us. Everybody, it is a home town race for our whole team. I am pretty pumped up.”

It is the final stretch for the NASCAR Goes West leg as the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series and the XFinity Series take to the track at the 2.0 mile oval in Fontana, California. We might know not what to expect but we will find out answers this weekend. Here is how to watch how the answers unfold.

COLE CUSTER, No. 00 Ford Mustang -- LOOK AHEAD TO THE WEEKEND FOR US, THIS IS AN EASY PLACE TO GET CAUGHT UP IN AN ACCIDENT ISN’T IT? “Yeah, for sure. It is a tough track but it is one of the drivers favorite ones to go to because it is so wore out and old and so many bumps. It is one of the coolest tracks we go to. I am looking forward to it. I think every driver looks forward to it.”

Kyle Busch is now one win away from 200 victories across all of NASCAR’s top touring series as we head to Auto Club Speedway.

“Our performances this year just shows how well that the team, Travis (Mack, crew chief) and I have come together this season. We’re finishing races, earning stage points and competing for top-five finishes every time out, and that’s a great testament to all the hard work the guys have put in on our No. 1 Pilot Flying J Chevrolet. I’m eager to get to Auto Club Speedway and see what we can do this weekend.” – Michael Annett

Nemechek leads the Xfinity Series Sunoco Rookie of the Year point standings with 140 points going into Auto Club Speedway this weekend.

Following Nemechek's ninth-place finish this weekend, He ranks seventh in the points standings. One point behind Austin Cindric in sixth-place.

Austin Cindric and the No. 22 MoneyLion team put together a solid iK9 Service Dog 200 to finish fifth and claim their first stage win of the 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series season Saturday afternoon at ISM Raceway.