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M&D Blacktop Paves the Way to Michigan for Spencer Boyd

M&D Blacktop, the oldest and longest lasting seal coating company in Central Ohio, will be the primary sponsor of Spencer Boyd’s No. 20 truck at Michigan International Speedway.

Toyota Racing NGROTS Post-Race Recap — Kansas 7.25.20

Christian Eckes (second) led Toyota in the e.p.t 200 at Kansas Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Fellow Rookie of the Year contender Derek Kraus (sixth), series points leader Austin Hill (seventh) and Brandon Jones (eighth) also drove Tundras to top 10 finishes.

Ty Majeski – Kansas 200 – Double Header Race Advance

Ty Majeski on Racing at Kansas: “I have a decent amount of experience at Kansas and have really enjoyed racing at this track,” said Majeski. “It’s going to be interesting to see how everything plays out going into our first double header in the Truck Series. We haven’t put together the races we know we’re capable of yet, but I think we’re getting stronger. I know Phil and everyone at Niece Motorsports is working hard to get the most speed out of our Chevrolets as possible.”

Travis Pastrana – Kansas Speedway 200 Race Advance

Pastrana on Racing at Kansas: “I always enjoy coming to race in NASCAR, especially the Truck Series,” said Pastrana. “It’s been fun to watch how this team has grown and progressed over the last couple of years, and I’m excited to get the chance to get back behind the wheel. A huge thank you to Al Niece, Cody [Efaw] and everyone at Niece Motorsports for this amazing opportunity and all of their hard work.”

Natalie Decker – Kansas 200 – Double Header Race Advance

Natalie Decker on Racing at Kansas: “I’m thankful for the chance to get back to the track this weekend for two races in Kansas,” said Decker. “Last week’s engine failure was unfortunate, but we are looking ahead to Kansas. I know Paul [Clapprood] and the team are building us a strong Ruedebusch Development & Construction Chevrolet. Our goal is to run a clean race and be around for a strong finish.”

Ross Chastain – Kansas 200 Race Advance

Chastain on Racing at Kansas: “Kansas is a special track for me and this Niece Motorsports team,” said Chastain. “This is where the magic started last season. We are hoping we can recreate some of that luck on Friday. We’re going to do everything we can to try and get this awesome Plan B Sales Watermelon Chevrolet Silverado to victory lane.”

GMS Racing Gander Trucks Kansas Preview

In addition to his 2019 Gander Trucks start at Kansas Speedway, Sheldon Creed has three ARCA Racing Series starts at the track including a win in 2018 en route to the series championship.

Destiny Homes to Sponsor Brett Moffitt at Kansas Speedway

Destiny Homes is proud to announce the extension of their partnership with Grimes, Iowa native Brett Moffitt and GMS Racing into the 2020 season. This will mark the third consecutive season Iowa-based Destiny Homes has partnered with Brett Moffitt and their second season sponsoring GMS Racing.

NGROTS Advance: Tanner Gray – Kansas Speedway

Tanner Gray will be making his first and second NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series starts at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City on Friday and Saturday. The doubleheader weekend for the Truck Series is actually a triple-header weekend for Gray, as he will be competing in the ARCA Menards Series race Friday night after the truck race as well.

NGROTS Advance: Todd Gilliland – Kansas Speedway

Todd Gilliland is hoping to put a tough night at Texas Motor Speedway behind him and focus on not one, but two NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series (NGROTS) races this weekend at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City. This will be the first doubleheader weekend for the trucks racing on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.

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Christopher Bell snaps yearlong winless drought; notches first Southern 500 victory

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CHEVROLET NCS AT DARLINGTON 2: Post-Race Report

Kyle Larson and the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet team started their championship title-defending campaign with a strong top-five finish in the Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.

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