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- NASCAR named Matt Kenseth as the 74th driver on the 75 Greatest Drivers list Wednesday. Just one driver remains and most of you probably already know who it is.

- World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series teams were at Lincoln Speedway in Abbottstown, Penn. Wednesday night for the Gettysburg Clash. It was another battle between the World of Outlaws regulars and the "Pennsylvania Posse."

Brent Marks took the lead at the start and tried to go flag-to-flag for the victory. However, Anthony Macri used the cushion to sweep around Marks in turn 4 on the final lap to take his third career victory on the tour.

Marks was second, then David Gravel and Danny Dietrich. Brad Sweet was fifth.

Sweet's point lead is back up to 24 points over Gravel. Carson Macedo is third, then Logan Schuchart and Sheldon Haudenschild.

- North Wilkesboro Speedway held an open house Wednesday. Fans were allowed to check out the substantial amount of changes made to the property ahead of NASCAR All-Star Weekend. Clint Bowyer was on-site, along with other drivers such as Spencer Boyd.

A grandstand at the track was officially named after Benny Parsons. The 1973 NASCAR Winston Cup Series champion's widow, Terri, was involved in trying to revive the track in the late 2000s.

Frontstretch Line of the Week

From Beyond the Cockpit: Stephen Mallozzi on Joining RBR, Working at Outback & More

"Basically, one day, it’s 2021, I’m sitting in my room, and I’m pissed off, I’m just upset about NASCAR, I never got my shot, I always thought I’d be good enough to do it. I’m kind of being mean to my mom and dad and in walks my dad to my room, he’s like, ‘What’s the problem?’ I’m like ‘Dad, I never got my shot in racing.’ He gets frustrated, he gets mad about it, he’s unhappy by the comment that I just made. He turns around and points his finger at me and he goes, ‘Son, if I treated my cancer the way you treated racing, I would’ve been dead five f’ing years ago.’ I’m like, ‘Wow, that’s a pretty stout comment for the guy with cancer to make.’ " - Stephen Mallozzi, on the time his father gave him the boot necessary to truly get into NASCAR.