Chandler Smith Stepping Up to the Plate in First Xfinity Season with Kaulig, Chevrolet
Despite being new to Xfinity, Kaulig and Chevy, Smith feels he can contend for the regular-season title.
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Despite being new to Xfinity, Kaulig and Chevy, Smith feels he can contend for the regular-season title.
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