April 2, 2024
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“Martinsville is super fun and I’m excited to be pulling double duty again this weekend between the NXS and the NCS. The racing is really tight and competitive. The only thing better than getting a Martinsville Hot Dog would be the Grandfather Clock, so it’ll be fun going Trophy Hunting to try and get our first win there as a team.”
– Josh Williams on Martinsville Speedway
No. 16 Alloy Employer Services Camaro ZL1
“The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of Martinsville, is being ‘busy’ inside the race car. You’re making multiple up-shifts and down-shifts per lap, at least with last year’s package. I’m curious to see how that evolves. I love this racetrack, and I love what it has to offer. If we get a little bit of warm weather, the racetrack really turns into a rubbered-up style of track, which allows you to move around, so if it gets to that point, the racing can be pretty good.”
– Daniel Hemric on Martinsville Speedway
No. 31 Cirkul Camaro ZL1
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“Martinsville is super fun. The racing is really tight and competitive. The only thing better than getting a Martinsville Hot Dog would be the Grandfather Clock, so it’ll be fun going Trophy Hunting to try to get our first win there as a team.”
– Josh Williams on Martinsville Speedway
No. 11 Call811.com Chevrolet Camaro
“Headed to Martinsville, we’re focused on taking what we learned in Richmond to maximize our day.”
– AJ Allmendinger on Martinsville Speedway
No. 16 Action Industries Chevrolet Camaro
“I’m looking forward to Martinsville and racing under the lights this weekend. It’s going to be another massive challenge but I’m really enjoying learning what it takes to succeed at the short tracks here in NASCAR. [Crew Chief] Bruce [Schlicker] and the guys continue to bring fast Chevrolet’s to the track each weekend and it should be another exciting event on Saturday night.”
– Shane van Gisbergen on Martinsville Speedway
No. 97 WeatherTech Chevrolet Camaro