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  • Ryan Blaney scores Busch Light Pole at Bristol

    Ryan Blaney scores Busch Light Pole at Bristol

    Ryan Blaney captured the Busch Light Pole Award at Bristol Motor Speedway Saturday evening with a lap time of 15.356 seconds at 124.954 mph in his No. 12 Team Penske Ford. It is his first pole at Bristol and the 10th of his career.

    Qualifying was challenging as the resin on the inside lane of the concrete track seemed to deteriorate quickly, providing significantly less grip from start to finish during the session.

    “Proud of this whole Menards group”, Blaney said. “Our Ford Mustang was fast all day – really good in Round 1 [of qualifying] and made some adjustments for the second round. The track really caught everybody by surprise, honestly. The time fall-off and grip loss behind the wheel was incredible, it was huge. So it was, like, who could not mess up a lap and still put a decent time down?

    “That was fun, it was fun working through it. I wish I could do it over again and try to make our car even better because I think there was still some more out there. Proud of everybody at Menards, Ford, Advance Auto Parts, DEX Imaging, Wabash, Wurth and everybody that makes it possible. It’s cool to get our first pole of the year and excited to get going tomorrow.”

    “The track kind of caught everybody by surprise,” Blaney said. “The time fall-off and the grip loss behind the wheel was incredible. It was like, ‘Who can not mess up a lap and still put a decent time down?’ Great to get our first pole of the year, and ready to go tomorrow.”

    Stewart-Haas Racing’s Josh Berry was second fastest in the No. 4 Ford (124.792 mph) and will start beside Blaney on the front row, claiming his best Cup Series career start.

    “It means a lot,” Berry said after qualifying. “Obviously being at Bristol that’s really cool, but anywhere at this point it would mean a lot. These guys have been working really hard and they kept me jacked up and we’ve been putting in the work trying to get better. We just need a mistake-free day tomorrow. If we do that, we’ll be in contention.”

    Denny Hamlin was third quickest (124.178 mph) in the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, followed by Team Penske’s Joey Logano (123.746 mph) in the No. 22 Ford and Chase Elliott (122.882 mph) in the No. 8 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet.

    Chase Briscoe, Michael McDowell, William Byron, Bubba Wallace and Kyle Larson rounded out the top 10 in the qualifying session.

    The green flag for the Food City 500 is set for 3:47 p.m. ET Sunday and will be televised on FOX with radio coverage provided by PRN and SiriusXM Radio.

    Starting Lineup for the Food City 500

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

    Weekend schedule for Bristol Motor Speedway

    The NASCAR Cup Series and the Craftsman Truck Series head to Bristol Motor Speedway this weekend while the Xfinity Series enjoys a week off from competition.

    Expect Cup Series qualifying to be intense as 78% of the Cup races at Bristol have been won by drivers starting 10th or better. Busch Light Pole Qualifying is scheduled for Saturday, March 16 at 5 p.m. ET on FS1, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Kyle Busch will have a busy weekend as he will also compete in the Truck Series event on Saturday, driving the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet entry as a prelude to the Cup Series race on Sunday. Busch holds the Truck Series qualifying record at Bristol (91.919 mph on 08/21/2014), has won the most poles (4), the most top-fives (7) and has the most wins (5).

    NASCAR Press Pass will be available post-practice and qualifying.

    All times are Eastern.

    Saturday, March 16
    3 p.m.: Truck Series Practice – FS1/SiriusXM
    Group 1: 15 Minutes – Group 2: 15 Minutes
    3:40 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying – FS1/SiriusXM
    All Entries: Single Vehicle/2 Laps (Impound)

    5 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Group A: 20 Minutes – Group B: 20 Minutes
    5:50 p.m.: Qualifying FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Group A & B: Single Vehicle/2 Laps/2 Rounds (Impound)

    8 p.m.: Weather Guard Truck Race – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 133.25 miles (250 Laps)
    Stages end on Laps 65, 130, 250
    Purse: $761,274

    Sunday, March 17
    3:30 p.m.: Cup Series Food City 500 – FOX/PRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 266.5 miles (500 laps)
    Stages end on Laps 125, 250, 500
    Purse: $8,182,531

  • Chandler Smith wins NASCAR Xfinity Series race in overtime at Phoenix Raceway

    Chandler Smith wins NASCAR Xfinity Series race in overtime at Phoenix Raceway

    Chandler Smith won the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Phoenix Raceway Saturday afternoon after Justin Allgaier experienced a tire failure with only five laps to go, resulting in a dramatic 2-lap overtime finish.

    Smith won Stage 1, led 88 of 205 laps, and came out on top after the final incident of the Call811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200, driving his No. 81 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to victory lane. It was his first win of the season and the second of his Xfinity career.

    “We just lacked a little bit on the 7 (Allgaier),” Smith said after the race. “I hate that happened to him — he had that in the bag. I’m so proud of everybody back at Joe Gibbs Racing. It’s good finally to get this first win off our back for these guys.

    “So let’s go keep racking ’em up.”

    Allgaier led 52 laps in his No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet but with five scheduled laps to go and a lead of almost three seconds, his left-rear tire went flat and he collided with the outside wall, ending his day.

    “Going through the dogleg (on the front stretch), I felt (the tire) come apart, like I ran something over, and at that point you’re just a passenger,” Allgaier said. “I just hate it that we tore up a race car. We didn’t go to Victory Lane. I hate it for all the guys and gals at JR Motorsports.”

    Jesse Love finished second in the No. 2 Richard Childress Chevrolet followed by Sheldon Creed in third driving the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota. Austin Hill finished fourth in the No. 21 Richard Childress Racing and Stewart-Haas Racing’s Cole Custer won Stage 2 and rounded out the top five.

    Custer characterized his day as frustrating.

    “We started out pretty good, but the track lost some grip and then we struggled a little bit. Our guys did a great job staying with it all day, and our pit crew did an amazing job. It’s frustrating. Obviously, we want to win, but overall, it was a really good points day for us. We just have to keep working on it. I think we’re missing something just a little bit. We just have to keep trying to work on it and get a little bit more of that potential out of it.”

    Rookie Shane van Gisbergen, Brandon Jones, Parker Kligerman, Sammy Smith, and Anthony Alfredo completed the top 10.
    With the win at Phoenix, Smith is the current leader in the championship standing by one point over place Austin Hill.

    The Xfinity Series is off next weekend and returns to competition on March 23 at Circuit of the Americas.
    There were no major issues during the post-race inspection. The No. 2 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet (Jesse Love) and the No. 48 Big Machine Racing Chevrolet (Parker Kligerman) each had one unsecured lug nut which will result in a fine for the crew chiefs of each team.

    Complete Results:

    1. Chandler Smith
    2. Jesse Love
    3. Sheldon Creed
    4. Austin Hill
    5. Cole Custer
    6. Shane van Gisbergen
    7. Brandon Jones
    8. Parker Kligerman
    9. Sammy Smith
    10. Anthony Alfredo
    11. Leland Honeyman
    12. Ryan Sieg
    13. Blaine Perkins
    14. BJ McLeod
    15. Jeremy Clements
    16. Kyle Weatherman
    17. Nick Leitz
    18. AJ Allmendinger
    19. JJ Yeley
    20. Brennan Poole
    21. Ryan Ellis
    22. Corey Heim
    23. William Byron
    24. Riley Herbst
    25. Kyle Sieg
    26. Garrett Smithley
    27. Josh Williams
    28. Dawson Cram
    29. Justin Allgaier
    30. Frankie Muniz
    31. Aric Almirola
    32. John Hunter Nemechek
    33. Hailie Deegan
    34. Sam Mayer
    35. Parker Retzlaff
    36. Jeb Burton
    37. Ryan Vargas
    38. Patrick Emerling
  • Weekend schedule for Phoenix Raceway

    Weekend schedule for Phoenix Raceway

    The NASCAR Cup Series and the Xfinity Series head to Phoenix Raceway this weekend while the Craftsman Truck Series enjoys a week off.

    Hendrick Motorsports driver, William Byron, is the defending Cup Series winner at the 1-mile track. Sammy Smith captured his first Xfinity Series win at Phoenix in 2023 for Joe Gibbs racing and is looking to repeat after his move to the No. 8 for JR Motorsports this year.

    NASCAR Press Pass will be available throughout the weekend.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, March 8
    3:30 p.m.: ARCA Practice – No TV
    4:30 p.m.: ARCA Qualifying – No TV
    5:05 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – FS1/MRN/ SiriusXM
    8 p.m.: ARCA General Tire – 150 – FS1/MRN

    Saturday, March 9
    12:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – FS2/SiriusXM
    1 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – FS2/SiriusXM
    2:10 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    4:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Call 811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200 – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 200 miles (200 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 45, Stage 2 ends on Lap 90, Final Stage ends on Lap 200
    Purse: $1,448,204

    Sunday, March 10
    3:30 p.m.: Cup Series Shriners /Children’s 500 – FOX/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 312 miles (312 laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 60, Stage 2 ends on Lap 185, Final Stage ends on Lap 312
    Purse: $7,806,252

  • Noah Gragson collects second top-10 of the season at Las Vegas

    Noah Gragson collects second top-10 of the season at Las Vegas

    Noah Gragson claimed his second top-10 of the season in the NASCAR Cup Series Pennzoil 400 Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with a sixth-place finish. After starting 30th, he methodically made his way toward the front in his No. 10 Fanitik Ford. It was his best result since joining Stewart-Haas Racing this year and the third top-10 of his Cup Series career.

    It has been a fresh start for Gragson who was suspended by NASCAR in 2023 for violating its member conduct code when he liked an offensive social media post. He was reinstated on Sept. 12 after completing a NASCAR-mandated course. Gragson asked for and received a release from Legacy Motor Club.

    In December 2023 it was announced that Gragson had signed a multi-year deal to drive the No. 10 Ford for Stewart-Haas Racing.

    “Stewart-Haas is filled with racers and I saw that and felt it as soon as I walked onto the shop floor,” he said. “There are high expectations here and a strong desire to compete and win races. I have high expectations for myself and I want to deliver for Tony and Gene and everyone at Stewart-Haas.”

    So far, Gragson has kept his promise to deliver.

    “These guys are good. It feels good to do it in front of the hometown crowd. I was battling Ty (Gibbs) and Ross (Chastain) there at the end for a top-five. I really wanted a top-five, but coming from 30th to sixth, I’m just really proud of everyone’s effort,” he said.

    “This Mustang Dark Horse is bitchin’. It’s fast and it’s been really good. This compared to last year just has a lot more speed. You can go where you want. We’ve got a good pit crew and just a good team.

    “We’re going to take this and get back into the positives in points and just keep on working, keep on learning and becoming better than we were yesterday and just keep that attitude. I think we’ve got the tightest group in the garage. They’re awesome to work with and I love every one of them.”

    Tune in next weekend as the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Phoenix Raceway for the Shriners Children’s 500.

  • Weekend schedule for Las Vegas Motor Speedway

    Weekend schedule for Las Vegas Motor Speedway

    NASCAR travels to Las Vegas Motor Speedway this weekend with a full schedule as all series compete on the 1.5-mile track. Hendrick Motorsports driver, William Byron, is the defending Cup Series race winner.

    There have, however, been five different winners in the previous five Cup Series races at Las Vegas – Kyle Larson (Oct. 2023), William Byron (March 2023), Joey Logano (Oct. 2022), Alex Bowman (March 2022) and Denny Hamlin in Sept. 2021. The trend has extended to the Xfinity Series and the Craftsman Truck Series. In 33 Xfinity Series races at Las Vegas, there have been 24 different race winners while the Truck Series has seen 25 different winners in 31 races.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, March 1
    4:35 p.m.: Truck Series Practice – FS1/SiriusXM
    5:05 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying – FS1/SiriusXM
    6:35 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – FS1/SiriusXM
    7:05 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – FS1/SiriusXM

    9 p.m.: Truck Series Victoria’s Voice Foundation 200 Presented by Westgate Resorts – FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 201 miles (134 Laps)
    Stages end on Lap 30, Lap 60, Lap 134
    The Purse: $736,214
    Post Truck Series Race: PressPass

    Saturday, March 2
    2:05 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    2:50 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Post Cup Series Qualifying: PressPass

    5 p.m.: Xfinity Series The LiUNA! – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 300 miles (200 Laps);
    Stages end on Lap 45, Lap 90, Lap 200
    The Purse: $1,801,278
    Post Xfinity Series Race: PressPass

    Sunday, March 3
    3:30 p.m.: Cup Series Pennzoil 400 Presented by Jiffy Lube – FOX, PRN, SiriusXM
    Distance: 400.5 miles (267 laps)
    Stages end on Lap 80, Lap 165, Lap 267
    The Purse: $9,386,054
    Post Cup Series Race: PressPass

  • Michael McDowell captures first career Busch Light pole at Atlanta Motor Speedway

    Michael McDowell captures first career Busch Light pole at Atlanta Motor Speedway

    Michael McDowell topped the speed charts during NASCAR Cup Series qualifying on Saturday with a lap time of 30.999 seconds (178.844 mph) to claim his first career pole.

    He expressed confidence and motivation moving forward.

    “It’s just motivating to make the most of the opportunity we have in front of us because right now, today,” McDowell said. “We have fast cars and that’s not a guarantee six months from now and that’s not a guarantee 12 months from now. I know that because I lived the other side for a long time, so it’s making the most of the opportunity that we have right in front of us right now because right now we’re in the game and have something for them.”

    Joey Logano qualified second-fastest (178.242 mph) followed by Kyle Busch (178.235 mph) Todd Gilliland (178.08 mph) and Kyle Larson (177.829 mph).  Ryan Blaney, Chris Buescher, Austin Cindric, Chase Briscoe and Austin Dillon completed the top 10 in qualifying for Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400.

    Notably, seven Fords and three Chevrolets comprised the top 10 in the qualifying session.

    The Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway will be broadcast Sunday, Feb. 25 at 3 p.m. ET on FOX with radio coverage provided by PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Starting Lineup:

    Starting pos.Driver
    1.Michael McDowell
    2.Joey Logano
    3.Kyle Busch
    4.Todd Gilliland
    5.Kyle Larson
    6.Ryan Blaney
    7.Chris Buescher
    8.Austin Cindric
    9.Chase Briscoe
    10.Austin Dillon
    11.William Byron
    12.Martin Truex Jr.
    13.Denny Hamlin
    14.Josh Berry
    15.Noah Gragson
    16.Harrison Burton
    17.Alex Bowman
    18.Bubba Wallace
    19.Tyler Reddick
    20.Ryan Preece
    21.Ross Chastain
    22.Christopher Bell
    23.Daniel Suarez
    24.Brad Keselowski
    25.Ty Gibbs
    26.Daniel Hemric
    27.Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    28.Chase Elliott
    29.Zane Smith
    30.Josh Wiliams
    31.Justin Haley
    32.Corey LaJoie
    33.Kaz Grala
    34.John Hunter Nemechek
    35.Carson Hocevar
    36.BJ McLeod
    37.Erik Jones
  • Jesse Love claims second consecutive Xfinity Series pole of 2024 at Atlanta

    Jesse Love claims second consecutive Xfinity Series pole of 2024 at Atlanta

    Jesse Love captured the NASCAR Xfinity Series pole Friday afternoon at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a lap of 173.935 mph in the No. 38 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet. It was his second consecutive pole of the year. He also earned bragging rights as the first driver to win the pole in his first two Xfinity starts.

    He gave credit to his entire team and is focused on making the Playoffs this season.

    “My goal”, Love said, “is to hopefully get locked in the Playoffs in the first five or 10 races and obviously we have another good shot tomorrow night.”

    His teammate, Austin Hill was second quickest with a 173.706 mph lap and will line up beside Love on the front row. Joe Gibbs Racing’s John Hunter Nemechek will start third after posting a lap speed of 173.938 mph. Riley Herbst will start fourth (173.255) as Parker Kligerman (173.131) completed the top five in qualifying. Sam Mayer, AJ Allmendinger, Ryan Truex, Justin Allgaier and Sheldon Creed rounded out the top 10.

    Jordan Anderson had a mechanical issue and was unable to post a lap time. He will start 38th in last place.

    The Xfinity Series RAPTOR King of Tough 250 will be broadcast on FS1 at 5 p.m. ET with radio coverage provided by PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR.

    Starting Lineup:

    1. Jesse Love, No. 2 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
    2. Austin Hill, No. 21 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
    3. John Hunter Nemechek, No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
    4. Riley Herbst, No. 98 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
    5. Parker Kligerman, No. 48 Big Machine Racing Chevrolet
    6. Sam Mayer, No. 1 JR Motorsports Chevrolet
    7. A.J. Allmendinger, No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
    8. Ryan Truex, No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
    9. Justin Allgaier, No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet
    10. Sheldon Creed, No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
    11. Cole Custer, No. 00 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
    12. Chandler Smith, No. 81 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
    13. Shane Van Gisbergen, No. 97 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
    14. Sammy Smith, No. 8 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
    15. Anthony Alfredo, No. 5 Our Motorsports Chevrolet
    16. Josh Williams, No. 11 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
    17. Kyle Weatherman, No. 91 DGM Racing Chevrolet
    18. Brandon Jones, No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet
    19. Hailie Deegan, No. 15 AM Racing Ford
    20. Ryan Sieg, No. 39 RSS Racing Ford
    21. B.J. McLeod, No. 78 B.J. McLeod Motorsports Chevrolet
    22. Jeffrey Earnhardt, No. 26 Sam Hunt Racing Toyota
    23. Jeremy Clements, No. 51 Jeremy Clements Racing Chevrolet
    24. Parker Retzlaff, No. 31 Jordan Anderson Racing Chevrolet
    25. Jeb Burton, No. 27 Jordan Anderson Racing Chevrolet
    26. Kyle Sieg, No. 28 RSS Racing Ford
    27. C.J. McLaughlin, No. 38 RSS Racing Ford
    28. Blaine Perkins, No. 29 RSS Racing Ford
    29. Dawson Cram, No. 4 JD Motorsports Chevrolet
    30. Brennan Poole, No. 44 Alpha Prime Racing Chevrolet
    31. Nick Leitz, No. 92 DGM Racing Chevrolet
    32. Garrett Smithley, No. 6 JD Motorsports Chevrolet
    33. Joey Gase, No. 35 Joey Gase Motorsports Ford
    34. Ryan Ellis, No. 43 Alpha Prime Racing Chevrolet
    35. Leland Honeyman, No. 42
    36. J.J. Yeley, No. 14 No. 42 Young’s Motorsports Chevrolet
    37. Patrick Emerling, No. 07 SS Green Light Racing Ford
    38. Jordan Anderson, No. 32 Jordan Anderson Racing Chevrolet
  • Daniel Dye earns first NASCAR Truck Series career pole at Atlanta

    Daniel Dye earns first NASCAR Truck Series career pole at Atlanta

    Daniel Dye will lead the field to green in the Craftsman Truck Series Fr8 208 race at Atlanta Motor Speedway after winning his first career pole Friday afternoon. He topped the charts with a lap time of 31.817 seconds at 174.246 mph in the No. 43 McAnally-Hilgemann Racing Chevrolet Silverado.

    Dye spoke about his qualifying effort, saying, “We were definitely more stuck on that second run. I don’t know if maybe that was because the tires were warmed up a little bit, still had some heat in it from that first lap. But whatever it was, it was fast enough to sit here and talk to you, so, it’s good. Exciting.”

    Tyler Ankrum, Dye’s teammate, posted the second-fastest speed of 173.467 mph and will start on the front row beside Ankrum. ThorSport Racing’s Ty Majeski qualified third in the No. 98 Ford. MHR had a strong showing, claiming four of the top five posts, with Jack Wood (fourth) and Christian Eckes (fifth).

    Grant Enfinger, Kyle Busch, Matt Crafton, Chase Purdy and Conner Jones completed the top 10 fastest drivers in qualifying.

    The Craftsman Truck Series Fr8 208 race at Atlanta Motor Speedway is scheduled for Saturday, February 24, at 2 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on FS1 with radio coverage provided by MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Starting Lineup:

    1. Daniel Dye
    2. Tyler Ankrum
    3. Ty Majeski
    4. Jack Wood
    5. Christian Eckes
    6. Grant Enfinger
    7. Kyle Busch
    8. Matt Crafton
    9. Chase Purdy
    10. Conner Jones
    11 Jake Garcia
    12. Rajah Caruth
    13. Layne Riggs
    14. Ben Rhodes
    15. Colby Howard
    16. Stewart Friesen
    17. Ty Dillon
    18. Nick Sanchez
    19. Corey Heim
    20. Bayley Currey
    21. Matt Mills
    22. Tanner Gray
    23. Dean Thompson
    24. Bret Holmes
    25. Kaden Honeycutt
    26. Mason Maggio
    27. Timmy Hill
    28. Thad Moffitt
    29. Lawless Alan
    30. Mason Massey
    31. Taylor Gray
    32. Keith McGee
    33. Spencer Boyd

  • Weekend schedule for Atlanta

    Weekend schedule for Atlanta

    NASCAR travels to Atlanta Motor Speedway as all three series compete this weekend in the second race of the season. Joey Logano is the defending race winner of the Cup Series Ambetter Health 400.

    The Atlanta schedule will include a 10-minute pit road entry practice after each qualifying session. This is because Atlanta has two separate pit-road speed limits for green-flag pit stops, one for vehicles entering on the apron in Turn 3 and another when getting to pit road on Turn 4. Under caution-flag conditions, pit-road speed will be 45 mph.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, February 23
    3:05 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying – FS1/SiriusXM
    Impound – Single Vehicle /1 Lap /2 Rounds

    4:35 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – FS1/SiriusXM
    Impound – Single Vehicle /1 Lap /2 Rounds

    Saturday, February 24
    11:30 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Impound – Single Vehicle /1 Lap/2 Rounds
    Post-Cup Qualifying – Watch Live on Press Pass

    2 p.m.: Truck Series Fr8 208 FS1/MRN/SiriusXM
    Stages: 30/60/135 Laps = 207.9 Miles
    Purse: $705,481
    Post Truck Series Race – Watch Live on Press Pass

    5 p.m.: Xfinity Series RAPTOR King of Tough 250 – FS1/PRN/SiriusXM
    Stages 40/80/163 Laps = 251.02 Miles
    The Purse: $1,328,978
    Post-Xfinity Series Race – Watch Live on Press Pass

    Sunday, February 25
    3 p.m.: Cup Series Ambetter Health 400 – FOX/PRN/SiriusXM
    Stages 60/160/260 Laps = 400.4 Miles
    Purse: $9,137,793
    Post-Cup Series Race – Watch Live on Press Pass