Memphis: Toyota Thursday quotes, notes
TOYOTA TALK: DiBenedetto to Debut at Memphis NEWS, NOTES & NUMBERS: Toyota Camry drivers have recorded 13 wins (Busch -- California, Texas, Richmond, Nashville- 2, New Hampshire, St. Louis and Charlotte; Logano -- Nashville-1, Kentucky, ...
TOYOTA TALK:
DiBenedetto to Debut at Memphis
NEWS, NOTES & NUMBERS: Toyota Camry drivers have recorded 13 wins (Busch -- California, Texas, Richmond, Nashville- 2, New Hampshire, St. Louis and Charlotte; Logano -- Nashville-1, Kentucky, Chicagoland, Kansas and California; and Ambrose -- Watkins Glen), 59 top-fives and 111 top-10 finishes through 31 NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) races this season ... Busch leads the NNS point standings by 195 points over second-place Carl Edwards ... Eighteen-year-old Matt DiBenedetto will make his first career NNS start in the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Pizza Ranch Camry at Memphis.
MATT DiBENEDETTO, No. 20 Pizza Ranch Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Are you looking forward to your first Nationwide Series start? "I'm really excited. To have an organization like Joe Gibbs Racing give me an opportunity like this is awesome. Driving in top notch equipment like this will make the learning curve a lot easier on me. I don't want to go in with too high of expectations, but I'm looking for a solid race and a good clean race. Hopefully, I can earn the respect of the other drivers and get a good finish."
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