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  • Weekend schedule for Texas

    Weekend schedule for Texas

    NASCAR travels to Texas Motor Speedway this weekend as all three series are set to compete at the 1.5-mile track. William Byron captured his third NASCAR Cup Series win of the season last week at Martinsville and heads to Texas as the most recent winner at the 1.5-mile track.

    Jimmie Johnson will make his second start of the season for Legacy Motor Club in the No. 84 Toyota. The seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion leads the series with seven wins at Texas (2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 sweep and 2017).

    The Xfinity Series Dash 4 Cash continues at Texas Motor Speedway in the second of four races as Sam Mayer, Justin Allgaier, Chandler Smith and Sheldon Creed compete for a $100,000 bonus.

    The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series will headline the weekend’s events Friday night. There have been 27 different winners in 49 Truck Series races at Texas and six drivers have won their first Truck Series race at Texas – Carson Hocevar (4/1/2023), Jeb Burton (6/7/2013), Clint Bowyer (11/3/2006), Brendan Gaughan (6/7/2002), Travis Kvapil (10/5/2001), and Bryan Reffner (10/13/2000).

    Kyle Busch will join the Truck Series field in the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet. He has five series wins at Texas (2009, 2010, 2014, 2019, 2020) in 14 starts. Series.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, April 12
    4:05 p.m.: Truck Series Practice
    All Entries, 20 minutes
    4:35 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying (Impound)
    All Entries, Single Vehicle, 1 Lap
    TV: FS1

    6 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice
    All Entries, 20 minutes
    6:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying (Impound)
    All Entries, Single Vehicle, 1 Lap
    TV: FS1

    8:30 p.m.: Truck Series SpeedyCash.com 250
    Stages 40/80/167 Laps, 250.5 Miles
    FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $794,039
    NASCAR Press Pass: Post Truck Series race

    Saturday, April 13
    10:35 a.m.: Cup Series Practice
    Group A: 20 Minutes, Group B: 20 Minutes
    FS1/PRN/SiriusXM

    11:20 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying (Impound)
    Group A & B: Single Vehicle, 1 Lap, 2 Rounds
    FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    NASCAR Press Pass: Post Cup Series qualifying

    1:30 Xfinity Series Andy’s Frozen Custard 300
    Stages 45/90/200 Laps = 300 Miles
    FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $1,541,418
    NASCAR Press Pass: Post Xfinity Series race

    Sunday, April 14
    3:30 p.m.: Cup Series AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400
    Stages 80/165/267 Laps = 400.5 Miles
    FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $9,397,736
    NASCAR Press Pass: Post Cup Series race

  • Kyle Larson on the pole at Martinsville as Hendrick Motorsports celebrates 40th anniversary

    Kyle Larson on the pole at Martinsville as Hendrick Motorsports celebrates 40th anniversary

    Kyle Larson claimed the Busch Light Pole Award at Martinsville Speedway Saturday evening on a nostalgic weekend honoring Hendrick Motorsports’ 40th anniversary in NASCAR.

    He drove his No. 5 HMS Chevrolet, adorned in a special paint scheme to honor the occasion, to the top of the speed charts with a 96.034 mph lap during qualifying.

    Larson spoke about the importance of track position.

    “Yeah, we’ve all seen passing on short tracks have been really difficult in the Next Gen cars. So, I think qualifying has been more important than it has ever been here these last few years,” he said. “So yeah, I mean getting track position on Saturday, qualifying well, usually pays dividends as long as your team can execute on Sunday. It’s great to get another pole on a short-track, back-to-back weekends. I felt like it really helped our race out last week, and as long as we execute tomorrow, it should help our race out, as well.”

    It was Larson’s second consecutive pole after starting first at Richmond Raceway and his 18th Cup Series career pole.

    Bubba Wallace will start beside Larson on the front row for his fifth top-10 start this year after posting a qualifying lap of 96.029 mph in the 23XI Racing No. 23 Toyota.

    “Of all people, it’d be Larson by a thousandth,” Wallace joked. “Proud of our team though, so it’s good.”

    Chase Elliott (95.869 mph) will start third followed by Martin Truex Jr. (95.864 mph) and Chase Briscoe (95.830 mph) to round out the top five. Rounding out the top-10 were Joey Logano (95.811 mph), Josh Berry (95.806 mph), Denny Hamlin (95.738 mph), Ryan Blaney (95.559 mph) and Alex Bowman (95.487 mph).

    You can tune into the NASCAR Cup Series Cook Out 400 on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on FS1 with radio coverage provided by MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Complete Starting Lineup:

    1. Kyle Larson
    2. Bubba Wallace
    3. Chase Elliott
    4. Martin Truex Jr.
    5. Chase Briscoe
    6. Joey Logano
    7. Josh Berry
    8. Denny Hamlin
    9. Ryan Blaney
    10. Alex Bowman
    11. Kyle Busch
    12. Ross Chastain
    13. Brad Keselowski
    14. Austin Cindric
    15. Ty Gibbs
    16. Todd Gilliland
    17. Erik Jones
    18. William Byron
    19. Tyler Reddick
    20. Christopher Bell
    21. Daniel Suarez
    22. Ryan Preece
    23. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    24. Zane Smith
    25. Carson Hocevar
    26. Noah Gragson
    27. Justin Haley
    28. Austin Dillon
    29. John Hunter Nemechek
    30. Chris Buescher
    31. Kaz Grala
    32. Corey LaJoie
    33. Josh Williams
    34. Harrison Burton
    35. Michael McDowell
    36. Daniel Hemric
    37. David Starr
  • Weekend schedule for Martinsville Speedway

    Weekend schedule for Martinsville Speedway

    NASCAR heads to Martinsville Speedway this weekend as all three series are set to compete. Kyle Larson is the defending Cup Series race winner at the 0.526-mile track.

    It will be a special event for Hendrick Motorsports as the organization celebrates its 40th anniversary at Martinsville. Since their inception in 1984, they have won 304 points-paying races and 14 championships, making them the winningest team in NASCAR Cup Series history.

    Rick Hendrick will be the honorary pace car driver for the Cup Series race. Geoff Bodine, who recorded Hendrick Motorsports’ first Cup Series win in 1984 and nine-time Martinsville winner Jeff Gordon will be the Grand Marshals of the race. Team drivers Alex Bowman, William Byron, Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson will have special ruby red paint schemes as part of the celebration.

    The Xfinity Series Dash 4 Cash program begins this weekend at Martinsville. The field was set after last week’s race at Richmond Raceway with Aric Almirola, Parker Kligerman, Jesse Love and Chandler Smith eligible to compete for a $100,000 bonus.

    There have been 13 Xfinity Series drivers who have won at Martinsville. John H. Nemechek, who currently drives in the Cup Series, won the spring Xfinity Series race at Martinsville last year. JR Motorsports driver, Justin Allgaier, won the 2023 fall race.

    The Craftsman Truck Series has a similar diverse history. There have been five unique race and pole winners this season in the first five Craftsman Truck Series races. And, to add to the intrigue, there have been 10 different winning drivers in the last 10 races at Martinsville. Two previous winners are entered in Friday night’s event – Grant Enfinger and Corey Heim.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, April 5
    3:05 p.m.: Truck Series Practice (Timed) Groups 1 and 2, 15 minutes each – FS1
    3:40 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying (Impound) All Entries, Single Vehicle, 2 Laps – FS1
    5:05: p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice (Timed) Groups 1 and 2, 15 minutes each – FS1
    5:40: p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying (Impound) All Entries, Single Vehicle, 2 Laps – FS1
    6:30 p.m.: Truck Series Race Coverage on FS1
    7:30 p.m.: Truck Series Long John Silver’s 200
    Radio: MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Distance: 105.2 miles (200 Laps) Stages end on Lap 50, Lap 100, Race ends on Lap 200
    Purse: $746,572

    Saturday, April 6
    4:35 p.m.: Cup Series Practice (Timed) Groups A and B, 20 Minutes each – FS2/MRN/SiriusXM
    5:20 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying (Impound) Groups A & B, Single Vehicle, 2 Laps/2 Rounds – FS2/MRN/SiriusXM

    7 p.m.: Xfinity Series Race Coverage on FS1
    7:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series DUDE Wipes 250
    Radio: MRN/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Distance: 131.5 miles (250 Laps)
    Stages end on Lap 60, Lap 120, Race ends on Lap 250
    The Purse: $1,507,074

    Sunday, April 7
    2 p.m.: Cup Series Race Coverage on FS1
    3 p.m.: Cup Series Cook Out 400
    Radio: MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Distance: 210.4 miles (400 Laps)
    Stages end on Lap 80, Lap 180, Race ends on Lap 400
    The Purse: $7,669,028

  • Kyle Larson collects pole, Elliott second, for Hendrick front row at Richmond

    Kyle Larson collects pole, Elliott second, for Hendrick front row at Richmond

    Kyle Larson prevailed over teammate Chase Elliott to clinch the Busch Light Pole Award at Richmond Raceway. It’s his first Cup Series pole of the season and his 17th career pole in 338 career starts.

    “Definitely helps for sure,” Larson said after qualifying. “I think the No. 1 pit stall here means a lot, yeah, happy to do that.

    “Chase got real close there,” he continued, “so I was a bit nervous. But yeah, it’s an awesome day for Hendrick Motorsports.

    He concluded by saying, “Good to get another pole. We’ll see if it translates into tomorrow’s race.”

    Chevrolet captured the top four spots with Ross Chastain (120.059 mph) third-fastest, followed by Alex Bowman (119.861 mph). Bubba Wallace (119.819 mph) completed the top five in the No. 23 Toyota.

    Todd Gilliland (119.760 mph), starting sixth, was the highest-qualifying Ford.

    “It was a solid day,” Gilliland said, “but we still need to keep working on a bunch of stuff, especially kind of longer runs because everyone gets to a point where they’re not comfortable. We made good adjustments,” he said, “improved our starting spot, into the second round, I thought all of that stuff – definitely multiple positives to take from today.”

    Martin Truex Jr. (119.585 mph), Ty Gibbs (119.517 mph), Austin Cindric (119.111 mph) and Joey Logano (119.069 mph) rounded out the top 10.

    You can tune into the Cup Series Toyota Owners 400 at 7 p.m. ET Sunday on FOX with radio coverage provided by MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Starting Lineup:

  • NASCAR Weekend Schedule for Richmond

    NASCAR Weekend Schedule for Richmond

    This weekend’s racing schedule begins with the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Virginia is for Racing Lovers 150 on Friday evening at Richmond Raceway. Saturday will feature the Xfinity Series ToyotaCare 250 and the Cup Series will wrap up the weekend’s events with the Toyota Owners 400 on Easter Sunday.

    The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series has the week off and will return to competition om April 5th at Martinsville Speedway.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, March 29
    12:45 p.m.: NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Practice 1 – No TV
    2 p.m.: NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Practice 2 – No TV
    4:30 p.m.: NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Qualifying – No TV
    6:30 p.m.: NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Virginia is for Racing Lovers 150 – FloRacing/MRN

    Saturday, March 30
    8:35 a.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – FS1
    9:05 a.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – FS1

    10:30 a.m.: Cup Series Practice – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    11:15 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    PressPass: Post Cup Series Qualifying

    1:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series ToyotaCare 250 – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 187.5 miles (250 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 75, Stage 2 ends on Lap 150, Final Stage ends on Lap 250
    Defending Race Winner: Chandler Smith
    The Purse: $1,456,191
    PressPass: Post Xfinity Series race

    Sunday, March 31
    7 p.m.: Cup Series Toyota Owners 400 – FOX/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 300 miles (400 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 70, Stage 2 ends on Lap 230, Final Stage ends on Lap 400
    Defending Race Winner: Kyle Larson
    The Purse: $7,886,627
    PressPass: Post Cup Series race

  • Kyle Larson wins Xfinity race in chaotic double-overtime finish at COTA

    Kyle Larson wins Xfinity race in chaotic double-overtime finish at COTA

    Kyle Larson was in the right place at the right time in the final laps of the Xfinity Series race to capture the win at Circuit of The Americas amid the late race chaos.

    The Focused Health 250 finished in double overtime as Shane van Gisbergen battled with Austin Hill for the top spot. As the two drivers made contact, Larson made his move and passed them both to lead the final lap in his No. 17 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and collect the checkered flag for his 15th Xfinity Series career win.

    “It feels really special because seems like every time we’ve run the 17 car, any of us four drivers, we’re always fast on track and somehow give it away,” Larson said. “Today I was definitely not the fastest, but we were patient. I knew the 21 (Hill) had shoved SVG through (Turn) 1 and if he got to him it could get dicey.

    “I was just trying to be patient. I was thinking when to make my move and when I saw him shoving him through 15 and 16, I thought this could get good and thankfully I cleared them off in that corner. Pretty crazy. Just wild there, really cool, just awesome to win here at COTA.”

    Van Gisbergen led 20 laps in the No. 97 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet and finished second but was assessed a 30-second post-race penalty for shortcutting the course on the final laps, relegating him to 27th place.

    “It was a crazy race and the car got better and better,” van Gisbergen said. “On that last restart, he (Hill) just drove through me in (turn) one. I guess I stood up for myself. But it was pretty awesome racing with (teammate) AJ (Allmendinger) and in the end just turned into a mess. That’s how it is.”

    Allmendinger led 20 laps during the race but was caught up in a crash during a battle for the lead and finished in 10th place.

    “Not the ending we wanted,” Allmendinger said. “We had a really solid day, I’m proud of everyone on the 16 car for digging and trying to make it better after practice and qualifying yesterday. I was really happy with the speed we had, we missed the last run there by a little bit which was going to cost us winning the race, but we were going to finish second and it was going to be a Kaulig one-two.

    “With these late race restarts, you have to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. We came out on the wrong end, but we fought hard and happy to restart at the back on the last restart and come back to a 10th-place finish.”

    John Hunter Nemechek finished third, followed by Cole Custer in fourth and Parker Kligerman in fifth place. Jesse Love, Austin Green, Chandler Smith, Sam Mayer and Allmendinger rounded out the top 10.

    The NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to Richmond Raceway next Saturday for the ToyotaCare 250 at 1:30 p.m. ET on FS1 with radio coverage provided by MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Results:

  • William Byron captures Cup Series Pole at Circuit of the Americas

    William Byron captures Cup Series Pole at Circuit of the Americas

    William Byron won the Busch Light Pole at Circuit of the Americas and will lead the field to green Sunday afternoon in the Cup Series EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix. It’s his first pole this season, his 13th career pole and his second-straight pole at the 3.426-mile track.

    “I feel really happy with the way the week’s gone and I feel very fresh going into this race,” Byron said. “We’ve just got to go through the process of the race. Just manage the runs, have enough long-run speed. I feel we got a good balance with our car. We’ve been struggling to have smooth races, so this is a good start.”

    The Hendrick Motorsports driver was fastest overall in his No. 24 Chevrolet during practice Saturday and he carried that momentum over to earn the top spot in the qualifying session with a lap of 94.696 mph.

    Ty Gibbs will join him on the front row in the No. 54 Toyota as 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick will start third in the No. 45 Toyota. Joe Gibbs Racing’s Christopher Bell (No. 20 Toyota) and Spire Motorsports’ Corey LaJoie (No. 7 Chevrolet) claimed the remaining top five starting spots. It will be LaJoie’s best Cup Series career starting position.

    Ross Chastain, Martin Truex Jr., Denny Hamlin, Chase Elliott and Bubba Wallace rounded out the top 10.

    The highest qualifying Ford was the No. 2 Team Penske Ford driven by Austin Cindric who will start 11th. Rookie Shane van Gisbergen will start 12th in the No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet.
    You can tune into the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ET on FOX with radio coverage provided by PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Notes:

    Kyle Larson was late to the qualifying session as the Hendrick Motorsports team had to change a rotor. Larson will start Sunday’s race in 15th.

    Japanese driver Kamui Kobayashi, who will be making his second NASCAR start, qualified 25th in the No. 50 23XI Racing Toyota.

    1.   William Byron
    2.   Ty Gibbs
    3.   Tyler Reddick
    4.   Christopher Bell
    5.   Corey LaJoie
    6.   Ross Chastain
    7.   Martin Truex Jr.
    8.   Denny Hamlin
    9.   Chase Elliott
    10. Bubba Wallace
    11. Austin Cindric
    12. Shane Van Gisbergen
    13. Justin Haley
    14. A.J. Allmendinger
    15. Kyle Larson
    16. Kyle Busch
    17. Alex Bowman
    18. Carson Hocevar (R)
    19. Daniel Suarez
    20. Chris Buescher
    21. Austin Dillon
    22. John Hunter Nemechek
    23. Kaz Grala (R)
    24. Ryan Preece
    25. Kamui Kobayashi
    26. Todd Gilliland
    27. Michael McDowell
    28. Ryan Blaney
    29. Harrison Burton
    30. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    31. Josh Berry (R)
    32. Chase Briscoe
    33. Daniel Hemric
    34. Zane Smith (R)
    35. Joey Logano
    36. Brad Keselowski
    37. Timmy Hill
    38. Erik Jones
    39. Noah Gragson
  • Kyle Larson wins Xfinity Series pole at Circuit of the Americas

    Kyle Larson wins Xfinity Series pole at Circuit of the Americas

    Kyle Larson set a track record during qualifying at Circuit of the Americas and won the pole for Saturday’s Xfinity Series Focused Health 250 with a lap speed of 92.946 mph in the No. 17 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet.

    “I think I’ve gotten the pole every time I’ve run the (No.) 17 car,” Larson said following qualifying. “It hasn’t translated to a win yet. I’m still trying to get a grasp of things. It’s going to be tough. SVG (Shane van Gisbergen), he’s still got a lot to learn about the car and he’s already second quick.”

    Rookie Shane van Gisbergen will start beside Larson on the front row after a qualifying lap of 92.65 mph. He will also compete in Sunday’s Cup Series EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix.

    Ty Gibbs (92.537 mph), Chandler Smith (92.211 mph) and AJ Allmendinger (92.188 mph) rounded out the top five. Sage Karam, Sheldon Creed, Cole Custer, Daniel Hemric and Sam Mayer completed the top 10 fastest drivers in the qualifying session.

    Notes:
    Daniel Hemric filled in for Josh Williams, awaiting his child’s birth.
    Preston Pardus and Kaz Grala did not qualify for Saturday’s race at COTA.

    The Xfinity Series Focused Health 250 will be broadcast on Saturday at 5 p.m. ET on FS1 with radio coverage provided by PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

  • Connor Zilisch claims pole at COTA in Truck Series debut

    Connor Zilisch claims pole at COTA in Truck Series debut

    Connor Zilisch won the Pole Award Friday afternoon at Circuit of the Americas in his NASCAR Truck Series debut. He topped the speed chart in the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet with a fast lap at 93.012 mph in 131.983 seconds and he also set a track record average lap speed of 92.941 mph.

    “It’s truly a testament to all the people around me,” Zilisch said after qualifying. “This Spire Motorsports team, (crew chief) Brian Pattie, everybody back at the shop, killer, killer job. This thing was basically driving itself. I don’t even want to take any of the credit for it. It’s awesome to come here in my first race and be on the pole. Thank you to everybody who supported me along the way. It’s super cool to have Austin Hatcher Foundation on the truck.”

    He concluded by saying, “It’s an honor to be on the pole in my first race but we still have a lot of work to do tomorrow.”

    The pole is one of several highlights this year for the seventeen-year-old beginning with the Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway in January where he won a LMP2 class victory in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. He also scored a class win in the 12 Hours of Sebring one week ago.

    Corey Heim will start beside Zilisch on the front row after posting a qualifying lap of 92.512 mph in the No. 11 TRICON Garage entry. Heim’s teammate, Taylor Gray, will start third in the No. 17 Chevrolet followed by Nick Sanchez in the No. 2 Rev Racing Chevrolet. Ross Chastain will round out the top five in the No. 45 Niece Motorsports Chevrolet.

    Jack Hawksworth, Tanner Gray, Layne Riggs, Ty Majeski and Christian Eckes completed the top-10 fastest drivers in the qualifying session.

    The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series XPEL 225 will be broadcast on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET on FS1 with radio coverage provided by MRN and SiriusXM Radio.

  • Weekend schedule for Circuit of the Americas

    Weekend schedule for Circuit of the Americas

    NASCAR travels to Circuit of the Americas this weekend where all three national series will compete at the 3.41-mile track for the third consecutive year.

    There have been three different Cup Series race winners at COTA – Hendrick Motorsport’s Chase Elliott (2021), Trackhouse Racing’s Ross Chastain (2022) and defending race winner, 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick.
    Kyle Busch won the Xfinity Series race at COTA in 2021 and AJ Allmendinger has won the last two events, in 2022 and 2023.

    Todd Gilliland won the inaugural Truck Series race in the Front Row Motorsports No. 38. Zane Smith drove to victory lane in the next two races at COTA in 2022 and 2023, also driving the No. 38.

    Shane van Gisbergen, currently driving full-time in the Kaulig Racing No. 97 entry in the Xfinity Series, will also compete in the Cup Series race this weekend in the No. 16 Chevrolet.

    NASCAR PressPass will be available post-qualifying and post-race for all series.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, March 22
    3:30 p.m.: Truck Series Practice (Timed–20 minutes) All entries – FS1
    4 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying (Impound) Group A & B/Multi-Vehicle/2 Rounds – FS1
    5 p.m.: NASCAR Race Hub – FS1
    5:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice (Timed-20 Minutes) All entries – FS1
    6 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying, Impound, Group A & B/Multi-Vehicle/2 Rounds – FS1

    Saturday, March 23
    10 a.m.: Cup Series Practice (Timed-2 Rounds) Groups A & B, 20 Minutes each FS2/PRN/SiriusXM
    11:30 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying (Impound) Group A & B/Multi-Vehicle/2 Rounds FS1/PRN/SiriusXM

    12:30 p.m.: NASCAR RaceDay – FS1
    1:30 p.m.: Truck Series XPEL 225 – Stages 12/26/42 Laps=143.22 Miles
    FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $794,098

    4 p.m.: NASCAR RaceDay – FS1
    5 p.m.: Xfinity Series Focused Health 250 – Stages 14/30/46 Laps=156.86 Miles FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $1,778,948

    Sunday, March 24
    2 p.m.: NASCAR RaceDay – FS1
    3 p.m.: NASCAR RaceDay – FOX
    3:30 p.m.: Cup Series EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix Stages 15/30/68 Laps=231.88 Miles
    FOX/PRN/SiriusXM
    Purse: $9,740,789