Todd Gilliland is back in action this weekend as the NASCAR Cup Series returns to the Kansas Speedway.
Following a 32nd place finish at the Bristol Motor Speedway, Gilliland and the team look to regain their momentum at the 1.5-mile oval. Quincy Compressor returns with Front Row Motorsports and Gilliland for the event and will bring along their partner, Rasmussen Air & Gas Energy for the 400-mile event. Alongside their partners, Quincy Compressor and Chicago Pneumatic, Rasmussen Air & Gas Energy is excited to enter the NASCAR world.
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Track activity for the NASCAR Cup Series will start Saturday, September 28th with practice and qualifying at 1:00 pm ET. The 267-lap event is scheduled for Sunday, September 29th at 3:00 pm ET. Fans can watch the action live on the USA Network or listen in via the Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM channel 90.
No. 38 Rasmussen Air & Gas Energy Ford Mustang Dark Horse:
DRIVER TODD GILLILAND:
“We haven’t had the best results on the mile and a half tracks, but I think that will change this weekend. Ryan (Bergenty) and the team have been hard at work ensuring we have speed and I think their hard work will pay off this weekend.
“I’m excited to partner with RAGE. They are super excited for this weekend. Hopefully I can give them a good showing.”
CREW CHIEF RYAN BERGENTY:
“We have struggled on the mile and a half tracks this year, but I think we’re in a pretty good spot heading to Kansas. Bristol didn’t go as planned, but it’s in the past. We have to keep our heads high and eyes forward as we get through this last stretch of races.”
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