NASCAR Truck Series PR

Anthony Alfredo will return to the No. 17 Toyota Tundra this weekend as he takes on his sixth NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series start of the season. World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway, formerly known as Gateway Motorsports Park, is a 1.25-mile oval located outside of St. Louis, Missouri.

On the heels of a strong performance at Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway last month, Chad Finley Racing (CFR) heads to Iowa Speedway with driver Chad Finley looking for their second career top-10 NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) finish in Saturday night’s M&M’s 200.

Ross Chastain on Racing at Iowa: “We were able to earn a decent amount of points last week at Texas, which was our goal,” said Chastain. “I really enjoy racing at Iowa, so I definitely think we have another good shot this weekend to have a solid run and keep moving towards our goal of making the playoffs.”

Kyle Benjamin on Racing at Iowa: “I’m really looking forward to Iowa,” said Benjamin. “I have had some success there and want to give Niece Motorsports and the Kanga guys a great run.”

Friesen and the No. 52 team will utilize chassis No. 314. Friesen competed with this truck earlier this season in Martinsville where he qualified on the pole and lead 18 laps.

Creed is set to make his first career start at Iowa Speedway in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series.

Lessard will return to NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series competition this weekend driving the No. 17 Réseau Dynamique Toyota Tundra. Saturday’s M&M’s 200 presented by Casey’s General Store at Iowa Speedway (Newton, Iowa) will mark the first of two races that Lessard picked up with DGR-Crosley this season.

Angela Ruch on Racing at Texas: “I’ve had this date circled on my calendar since I left Texas earlier this year,” said Ruch. “Our 44 team showed good speed all weekend and we were on the move early in the race before our incident. I’m excited to get back behind the wheel in Texas and compete at this fast track under the lights again Friday night.”

Ross Chastain on Racing at Texas: “Texas is a special place for our team owner Al, so there’s definitely a little added pressure to perform well for him and all of his employees out here this week,” said Chastain.

Kyle Benjamin on Racing at Texas: "I'm looking forward to this opportunity with Niece Motorsports,” said Kyle Benjamin.  “Phil (Gould, crew chief) and the team have made 1.5-mile tracks a focus, and it showed in Ross Chastain's win in Kansas.  I'm leaning on them this weekend and will use the race as a learning experience, but I'd also like to give them a good result we can build on."