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Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM) teammates Brandon Jones (second) and Chandler Smith (third) tallied top-five finishes at Arizona’s one-mile ISM Raceway during Friday night’s NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series race.

Tundra driver Todd Gilliland was made available to media at ISM Raceway:

Tundra Playoff driver Tyler Ankrum was made available to media at ISM Raceway:

Tundra Playoff driver Austin Hill was made available to media at ISM Raceway:

Majeski on Racing at Phoenix: “I’m looking forward to making my Truck Series debut this week at ISM Raceway,” said Majeski.  “I’m thankful to Al Niece and everyone at Niece Motorsports for the opportunity, and for Plan B Sales coming on board to support us.  I’m eager to get some experience in these trucks.  I’m excited to learn as much as I can in practice so that we can have a solid race.”

Ross Chastain on Racing at Phoenix: “We had a solid points day at Martinsville, which has hopefully put us in a good position heading into this week’s race,” said Chastain.  “We saw in Martinsville that no one is safe; so, we are going to do everything we can to have a solid race, stay out of trouble, and put this CarShield Chevrolet in contention for the win.”

With just two races left in his rookie NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) season, Young’s Motorsports driver Gus Dean (@gusdean) is prepared to end the season on a high note beginning with Friday night’s Lucas Oil 150 at ISM (Ariz.) Raceway.

Dylan Lupton will return to DGR-Crosley's No. 5 Toyota Tundra this weekend as the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series heads west to ISM Raceway in Phoenix (Az.) Friday's Lucas Oil 150 will mark Lupton's fifth race of the season for DGR-Crosley.

Stewart Friesen enters Phoenix this weekend second in the playoff standings. He is 35 points above the cut line entering the final elimination race.

GMS Racing announced that Sheldon Creed would return to the team to compete full time in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series in 2020.