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Reid Wilson on Racing at Martinsville: “I’ve been itching to get on track this year,” said Wilson. “I’m really looking forward to this weekend and making my first start with this team. I’m excited that it’s at a track that I have turned some laps at. Martinsville is definitely a tough track. I’m hoping that we can stay out of trouble and keep our nose clean. If we can do that, I feel confident that we can be in contention for a solid finish this weekend.”

Poised to make their first NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) start of the season, Spencer Davis and Rette Jones Racing (RJR) head to Martinsville (Va.) Speedway focused and determined for Saturday afternoon’s Martinsville 250.

The No. 2 team will utilize chassis No. 319. Creed raced this chassis at ISM Raceway in 2018 and finished 10th.

Pocono Raceway announces Gander RV, the Official RV & Outdoor Company of NASCAR, as the entitlement sponsor for two of their NASCAR-sanctioned motorsport events taking place at ‘The Tricky Triangle’ this summer.

The NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series will head west to Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway this weekend for the third race of the 2019 season. For the first time in DGR-Crosley history, the team will have three Toyota Tundra entries in Friday's Truck Series Strat 200. Anthony Alfredo will have a new number this weekend, driving the team's No. 15 entry. Ryan Reed will be behind the wheel of the No. 17 Tundra and Natalie Decker will drive the No. 54 N29 Technologies entry.

Timothy Peters on Racing at Las Vegas: “I really like racing at Vegas,” said Peters. “It’s my favorite 1.5-mile track on the schedule. I’ve had great success over the years there and look forward to carrying the momentum we have from Daytona and Atlanta as well. I can’t wait to hit the race track for practice Thursday afternoon with the TrüNorth™/Paul Jr. and Friends of Jaclyn Silverado.”

Ross Chastain on Racing at Las Vegas: “We’ve had a really strong start to the season, and I’m excited to keep that going this week at Las Vegas Motor Speedway,” said Chastain. “Obviously this is a special track – getting my first XFINITY Series win here. This Niece Motorsports team has been getting stronger every race, so I’m hopeful that we’ll be able to run towards the front again and contend for a win.”

The No. 2 team will utilize chassis No. 312. Creed raced this chassis at Texas in 2018 and qualified seventh.