Kaulig Racing Weekly Preview | Richmond Raceway

“I’m excited to be back in the NASCAR Cup Series and working with Kaulig Racing. Richmond is a track I’ve always felt confident in as a driver, and I’m eager to hit the ground running this weekend.”

– Ty Dillon on Richmond Raceway

“Richmond has been an interesting package from what I’ve gathered as far as trying to find what this car wants and needs. This will be my first time driving this NEXTGen car at Richmond, but it’s going to be a fun night race. It’s always good short-track racing under the lights. If we can maximize the day, we can have a solid outing.”

– Daniel Hemric on Richmond Raceway

“Short-track racing is right up my alley. I love rough, worn-out race tracks. Tire fall-off is pretty big at Richmond. I’m looking forward to getting to a track where we can manage our equipment and be there at the end.”

– Josh Williams on Richmond Raceway

“Richmond is a racetrack that is super tricky. The way it uses tires, it’s easy to go too fast early in a run and you pay the price. It’s a fun track as a driver to try to dictate your race car setup and how to use the tires. It’s been a racetrack that has been good for Kaulig Racing with Chandler [Smith] winning last year, and the previous couple years we ran up front and led laps. It’s challenging for the driver, but it’s a racetrack that we have good history from that we can build from.”

– AJ Allmendinger on Richmond Raceway

“I had a lot of fun this past weekend at COTA, but I’m looking forward to making my first short- track start of the season this weekend. We have some good momentum heading into the race, so hopefully we can continue to capitalize on that and have a good showing Saturday afternoon.”

– Shane van Gisbergen on Richmond Raceway