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Nemechek and the No. 23 team will utilize chassis no. 220. This chassis was raced once in the 2018 season by Chase Elliott at Bristol Motor Speedway (start: 15th/finish: 8th).

“We’re heading to Texas Motor Speedway this weekend – one of my favorites! This is my best track on the circuit, and I ran really well in the trucks there. The last time I ran there in a truck, I actually won, so I’m really excited. Our mile-and-a-half program has been really sporty. We’re taking our Vegas car to Texas, which was really fast, so I am really excited to get on track in Texas. I love it out there, so let’s see where we bring it home.”

“After a good start to the season, I can’t wait to get to Texas Motor Speedway and get back on the track. We’ve done a good job so far this season with our preparation and performance, and we have already qualified for the playoffs, so we’re going to keep pushing to make ourselves better as the season goes on. We were able to gamble a little bit at Fontana, without worrying about the consequences, and that’s a great feeling to have this early in the season.” – Michael Annett

GMS Racing officials announced today that ROMCO Equipment Company, a premier heavy equipment dealer in Texas, will continue their sponsorship with John Hunter Nemechek at GMS Racing. ROMCO will serve as the primary sponsor for Nemechek and the 23 team in the NASCAR Xfinity Series My Bariatric Solutions 300 at Texas Motor Speedway on March 30th. ROMCO’s partners Genesis, FRD Kent, CemenTech and Rockland Mfg. will join as associate sponsors.

Dover officials announced today that Allied Steel Buildings will serve as the entitlement partner for its NASCAR Xfinity Series Dash 4 Cash race on Saturday, May 4, at Dover International Speedway, part of the track’s 50th Anniversary celebration.

Legendary NASCAR figures and musical stars will appear on the Xfinity Stage in Victory Plaza as part of Dover International Speedway’s free 50th Anniversary Bash for fans on Saturday, May 4, track officials announced today.

Supra driver Kyle Busch was the highest-finishing Toyota in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at Auto Club Speedway after placing second.

An incident on lap 83 involving Nemechek resulted in a 28th-place finish for the GMS Racing team.

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."