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Anthony Alfredo and the Death Wish Coffee Chevrolet Team Lead Laps and Show Speed in Strong Texas Motor Speedway Showing Despite Early End to the Day

Full of Energy: Bucked Up Energy will continue its role as the primary partner of Graf’s No. 08 Chevrolet Camaro. Texas is the eighth race in a multi-year, multi-race deal with the former ARCA Menards Series winner. Bucked Up is the everyman (or woman) energy drink.

No manufacturer is hotter in NASCAR’s top two series than Ford as the Cup and XFINITY Series make their way to Texas Motor Speedway for action this weekend. Just how hot is Ford? The answers and proof are below:

I can’t wait to get to Texas Motor Speedway. We just came off a similar mile-and-a-half at Kentucky Speedway, which has a lot of grip, similar to Texas. I’ve won a truck race there, and I’m running both races Saturday evening.

We are headed to Texas this weekend. I can’t wait to get there. We are going to build off our notebook we just learned at Kentucky. Even though these tracks are pretty far apart, they are pretty similar, in my opinion, with one end of the track being relatively flat compared to the other end with a lot more banking.

Coming off a great weekend in Kentucky, I’m looking forward to keeping the momentum rolling this week at Texas. We had fast Chevrolets at Kentucky and had a chance to double up on top fives, and that just shows the strength of this No. 1 team.

Ross Chastain and Kaulig Racing will team up with Nutrien Ag Solutions to bring Titan XC on board the No. 10 Chevrolet at Texas Motor Speedway.

Ford Performance and Roush Yates Engines sweep Kentucky with Cole Custer winning his first NASCAR Cup Series race as a rookie and Austin Cindric capturing back-to-back wins on Thursday and Friday in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

AUSTIN CINDRIC, No. 22 Snap-On Ford Mustang -- VICTORY LANE INTERVIEW -- MOST LAPS LED EVER IN ONE RACE AND YOU GOT TO DO A BURNOUT. HOW MUCH FUN WAS THAT? “I hope I laid enough rubber down to make up for Watkins Glen last year. That was pathetic. I’m just so excited."

Riley Herbst (10th) was the highest-finishing Toyota driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at Kentucky Speedway on Friday evening