Who soared and who had a poor day in the Xfinity Series race at COTA?

While Cup drivers raced for the win, Xfinity Series regulars jockeyed for Dash 4 Cash spots at COTA.

Sheldon Creed led 16 of the 46 laps, but contact while battling for the lead ended his winning chances at COTA.

In his ARCA East debut, Sawalich won the pole and led every lap en route to the victory.

AJ Allmendinger battled back to lead the most laps and hold off William Byron to score his second straight win at Circuit of the Americas in the Xfinity Series.

The 16-year-old has started both of his ARCA sanctioned events from the pole position.

A late caution left Kyle Busch fighting to make up ground while a third-place finish for Ben Rhodes was dashed by a broken driveshaft.

If you want to win a Craftsman Truck Series race at Circuit of the Americas, you’re going to have to go through Front Row Motorsports.

Kyle Busch had the fastest truck at COTA, but Zane Smith had speed and the right pit call on his side.

William Byron scored his fourth career Cup pole for Sunday’s race at COTA.

Polesitter Buddy Kofoid led flag-to-flag to win the World of Outlaws’ first visit to Talladega Short Track in over a decade.

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