Frontstretch Newsletter: March 20, 2023
Volume XVII, Edition XXXII |
- NASCAR Cup Series teams are back at their shops after the short haul back to Charlotte from Georgia to continue preparations for this
weekend's action in Austin. Entry lists for this weekend's tripleheader should be released either today or tomorrow. We'll
have the entry lists and anything else that breaks for you at Frontstretch. |
| | Dominant Joey Logano Wins Atlanta Cup Race With Last-Lap
Pass Joey Logano dominated much of Sunday's Ambetter Health 400, but had to get past Brad Keselowski on the final lap in order to triumph at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Keselowski was second, then Christopher Bell, Corey LaJoie and Tyler Reddick. |
| | Corey LaJoie Overjoyed With Career-Best Cup Series
Result SPIRE Motorsports' Corey LaJoie came into Atlanta with the goal of avenging last year, where he got put in the wall late. He came out of Atlanta with a career-best
fourth-place finish. |
| | Denny Hamlin Decides to Appeal
Penalty Denny Hamlin announced Friday that he intends on appealing the 25-point penalty that he was assessed Wednesday for admitting on his podcast, Actions
Detrimental, that he intentionally put Ross Chastain into the wall at Phoenix. |
| | Noah Gragson, Black Rifle Coffee Partner for 6
Races Legacy Motor Club announced Friday that Black Rifle Coffee will return to the team to serve as a primary sponsor of Noah Gragson's No. 42 Chevrolet in six
races. |
| | Trackhouse Inks Quaker State Sponsorship for Daniel
Suarez Trackhouse Racing Team announced Saturday that Quaker State will serve as the primary sponsor of Daniel Suarez's No. 99 Chevrolet in two races later this
season. |
| | Austin Hill Dominates Atlanta Xfinity Race for 3rd Win
of 2023 Richard Childress Racing's Austin Hill led 103 laps Saturday night and held off the pack to win a wreck-strewn NASCAR Xfinity Series Raptor King of Tough 250.
Daniel Hemric was second, then Ryan Truex, Parker Kligerman and Riley Herbst. |
| | Contact with Daniel Hemric Costs Parker Kligerman Shot
at Atlanta Win Saturday's Raptor King of Tough 250 was seemingly going to come down to a duel between Austin Hill and Parker Kligerman. Kligerman made a move to the outside on
the final lap in turns 3 and 4, but was hit by Daniel Hemric, sealing Hill's victory and causing a big wreck at the finish. |
| | Josh Williams Makes Protest After Being Parked by NASCAR
at Atlanta: ‘It’s Their Sandbox and We Play in It’ During Saturday's Raptor King of Tough 250, DGM Racing's Josh Williams was parked by NASCAR for shedding debris after a crash. In protest, Williams stopped his car
at the start-finish line and walked away. |
| | Christian Eckes Prevails at Atlanta for First Truck
Series Win Since 2021 Christian Eckes was able to avoid a series of wrecks on the final lap to just barely beat Nick Sanchez to the line to with the Fr8 208 Saturday afternoon, the first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory
for McAnally-Hilgemann Racing. John Hunter Nemechek was third, then Bayley Currey and Ben Rhodes. |
| | Nick Sanchez Nearly Earns First Win in Third Truck
Start: ‘It Hurts with How Close You Were’ Rev Racing's Nick Sanchez came oh so close to reaching victory lane Saturday in Atlanta. He had to settle for second as he was behind Eckes when the caution flew
just before the start-finish line. |
| | Hattori Racing Taps Christopher Bell for North
Wilkesboro Hattori Racing Enterprises announced Friday that Christopher Bell will drive a second truck for the team, the No. 61, at North Wilkesboro in
May. |
| | Sergio Perez Strikes Back, Beats Verstappen to 2023
Saudi GP Victory Red Bull's Sergio Perez led nearly flag-to-flag Sunday from pole to win at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit for his first victory of the year. Max Verstappen came from
15th to finish second, then Fernando Alonso, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton. |
| | Action Express Racing Wins Mobil 1 12 Hours Of Sebring
After Wild Late Wreck Action Express Racing's Jack Aitken, Pipo Derani and Alexander Sims took the overall lead Saturday night when the top three contenders all crashed. From
there, they held on to win the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring. |
| | Toyota GAZOO Racing Scores Dominant 1-2 In 1000 Miles Of
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Around the World in Motorsports: March 17-19 |
- Saturday night saw the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series move to Lincoln Speedway in Abbottstown, Penn. for the sixth and final round of the Low-E Insulation Spring Showdown. Here, the majority of the race was a three-man battle between Brad Sweet, Devon Borden and Rico Abreu. Abreu was able to take the lead away from Sweet with 13 laps to go. From there, he pulled away to take the victory. Sweet was second, then Borden, Carson Macedo and Justin Peck. Macedo's fourth-place finish was enough for him to take the Low-E Insulation Spring Showdown title and the $10,000 that goes with it. Through six races, David Gravel has a 12-point lead over Macedo. Logan Schuchart is third, then Sweet and Buddy Kofoid. For more on the action in Abbottstown, check out Bryan Keith's This Weekend in Dirt at Frontstretch. |
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Seeking the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs: Joey Logano Snags Points Lead With Atlanta Victory
by Phil Allaway
Joey Logano came to Atlanta prepared to do battle. He won the pole on Saturday, then led the most laps and won the race. That performance was enough to
boost him up to the points lead from eighth. He is one point ahead of Christopher Bell, who finished third Sunday. Ross Chastain is down one place to third after getting shuffled back late to 13th. Ryan Blaney remains in fourth despite coming back from multiple laps down to finish seventh. Brad Keselowski was within a whisker of his first win with RFK Racing, but had to settle for second. He is up four places to fifth. Kevin
Harvick crashing out from the lead Sunday cost him the points lead. He is now in sixth. Kyle Busch dropped from a tie for fifth to seventh despite a recovery drive to eighth after spinning out. Martin Truex Jr. is down to eighth after finishing 19th. Denny
Hamlin is up three places to ninth after finishing a strong sixth. Daniel Suarez is down three places to 10th after getting eliminated in a wreck and finishing 29th. Austin Cindric is up to 11th after tying for the most stage points (19) and finishing 11th. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is down one spot to 12th. Chris Buescher was eliminated in the same wreck as Harvick and dropped to 13th as a result. Corey LaJoie is up one place to 14th after
finishing a career-best 14th. Tyler Reddick is up three places to 15th after finishing fifth. He is the last driver currently in the playoffs. Reddick has a nine-point advantage over Bubba Wallace, who crashed on lap 10 and had to race a wounded car for the remainder of the day. AJ
Allmendinger is up one place to 17th after finishing 16th. Michael McDowell is down two places to 18th, followed by Ty Gibbs. Alex Bowman is back up to 20th after his 100-point penalty on Wednesday and a 14th-place finish. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Joey Logano 177, 2) Christopher Bell -1, 3) Ross Chastain -5, 4) Ryan Blaney -16, 5) Brad Keselowski -17, 6) Kevin Harvick -22, 7) Kyle Busch -24, 8) Martin Truex
Jr. -32, 9) Denny Hamlin -37, 10) Daniel Suarez -48, 11) Austin Cindric -51, 12) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -53, 13) Chris Buescher -55, 14) Corey LaJoie -64, 15) Tyler Reddick -66, 16) Bubba Wallace -75. Outside of the top 16, but still in the Playoffs: 28) William
Byron -122. Note: Drivers
in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for points. Playoff Points: 1) Joey Logano 6, t-2) Kyle Busch -1, t-2) Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
-1, t-4) William Byron -3, t-4) Ross Chastain -3, t-6) Brad Keselowski -5, t-6) Austin Cindric -5, 8) Kyle Larson -15. Stage Points: 1) William Byron 55, t-2) Joey Logano -7, t-2) Ross Chastain -7, 4) Denny Hamlin -12, 5) Kyle Larson -13, 6) Brad Keselowski -14, 7) Christopher Bell -15, 8) Alex Bowman
-16, t-9) Kevin Harvick -21, t-9) Austin Cindric -21, 11) Ryan Blaney -23, 12) Martin Truex Jr. -26, 13) Chris Buescher -30, 14) Tyler Reddick
-36, 15) Daniel Suarez -39, 16) Kyle Busch -40.
Outside of the top-16, but in the playoffs: t-22) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -47, t-22) Corey LaJoie -47.
Note: The Stage Points also include the Bluegreen Vacations
Duels at Daytona. Old Point Standings (1-16): t-1) Kyle Busch 159, t-1) Christopher Bell 159, 3) Joey Logano -6, 4) Ryan Blaney -7, 5) Ross Chastain -10, t-6) Brad
Keselowski -14, t-6) Kevin Harvick -14, 8) Martin Truex Jr. -21, 9) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -22, 10) Daniel Suarez -25, 11) Denny Hamlin -32, 12) Corey LaJoie -34, 13) Chris Buescher -40, 14) Austin Cindric -46, 15) Bubba Wallace
-48, t-16) Tyler Reddick -49, t-16) AJ Allmendinger -49. Outside of the top 16, but still in the playoffs: 33) WIlliam Byron -113. Note: These standings are based on the old
point system that was used before stages were created. WC Points (1-16): 1) Christopher Bell 717, 2) Kyle Busch -24, 3) Joey
Logano -28, 4) Ryan Blaney -35, 5) Ross Chastain -47, 6) Brad Keselowski -53, 7) Kevin Harvick -58, 8) Martin Truex Jr. -95, 9) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -96, 10) Daniel Suarez -99, 11) Corey LaJoie -133, 12) Denny Hamlin
-138, 13) Chris Buescher -147, 14) Tyler Reddick -167, 15) Austin Cindric -171, 16) Bubba Wallace -173. Outside the top-16, but still in the playoffs: 33) William Byron -444. Note No. 1: The WC points are based on the original points system
created by Bob Latford in 1975. Race Winners: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Fontana), William Byron (Las Vegas, Phoenix), Joey Logano (Atlanta)
Note: Race wins in Italics do not count
towards playoff eligibility.
Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Seeking the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs: Austin Hill Expands Lead With 3rd Win Of 2023
by Phil Allaway
Austin Hill led a race-high 103 laps in a wreckfest Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway, then held on to take his third win of the year. The victory expands Hill's point lead from 30 to 46 over both John Hunter Nemechek and Riley Herbst. Nemechek finished eighth, while Herbst was fifth with 15 stage points to Nemechek's eight. Chandler
Smith had a rear-end failure and finished 28th. Despite that, he remains in fourth. Justin Allgaier crashed out after contact from Josh Berry. That dropped him two places to fifth. Sam Mayer has sole possession of sixth after finishing ninth. Sammy Smith is now tied for seventh with Berry. Despite starting on pole,
Sammy finished 17th, while Berry was seventh. Cole Custer is down one place to ninth after finishing 12th. Daniel Hemric finished second and remains in 10th. Parker Kligerman is up one place to 11th, but paid the price for Hemric's move coming to the finish. Sheldon Creed recovered from two laps down to finish 21st, but drops
down to 12th. He is the last driver currently in the playoffs. Creed has a 14-point advantage over Brett Moffitt, who finished sixth. Ryan Sieg has sole possession of 14th, while Anthony Alfredo is up two places to 15th. Jeb Burton is 16th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 248, t-2) John Hunter Nemechek -46, t-2) Riley Herbst -46, 4) Chandler Smith -77, 5) Justin Allgaier -84, 6) Sam Mayer -92, t-7) Sammy Smith -100, t-7) Josh Berry
-100, 9) Cole Custer -101, 10) Daniel Hemric -103, 11) Parker Kligerman -106, 12) Sheldon Creed -111, 13) Brett Moffitt -125, 14) Ryan Sieg -128, 15) Anthony Alfredo -140, 16) Jeb Burton -141. Note: Drivers in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for the playoffs. Playoff Points: 1) Austin Hill 18, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -12, 3) Sammy Smith -13, 4) Justin Allgaier
-15, 5) Cole Custer -16, 6) Parker Kligerman -17, . Stage Points: 1) Austin Hill 67, 2) Justin Allgaier -15, 3) Riley Herbst -20, 4) Sheldon Creed -25, 5) Chandler Smith -29, 6) John Hunter Nemechek
-31, 7) Cole Custer -33, 8) Sammy Smith -35, 9) Daniel Hemric -37, 10) Sam Mayer -40, 11) Brandon Jones -43, 12) Parker Kligerman -47, 13) Brett Moffitt -50, 14) Josh Berry -53, 15) Anthony Alfredo
-56, 16) Ryan Sieg -59. Note: If he were eligible for points, Kyle Busch would be 12th in stage points. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 205, 2) John Hunter Nemechek
-14, 3) Riley Herbst -29, t-4) Chandler Smith -48, t-4) Josh Berry -48, 6) Sam Mayer -53, 7) Parker Kligerman -61, 8) Sammy Smith -67, t-9) Justin Allgaier -69, t-9) Cole Custer -69, 11) Daniel Hemric
-70, 12) Ryan Sieg -73, 13) Brett Moffitt -79, 14) Jeb Burton -85, 15) Anthony Alfredo -86, 16) Sheldon Creed -88. WC Points (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 856, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -39, 3) Riley Herbst -98, 4) Chandler Smith -150, 5) Josh Berry -158, 6) Sam Mayer -175, 7) Justin Allgaier -205, 8) Parker Kligerman -210, 9) Sammy Smith
-230, 10) Daniel Hemric -236, 11) Cole Custer -240, 12) Ryan Sieg -257, 13) Brett Moffitt -271, 14) Sheldon Creed -288, 15) Anthony Alfredo -295, 16) Jeb Burton -296. Race Winners: Austin Hill (Daytona, Las Vegas, Atlanta), John Hunter Nemechek (Fontana), Sammy Smith (Phoenix) Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Seeking the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs: Christian Eckes Regains Points Lead With Atlanta Victory
by Phil Allaway
Christian Eckes led 35 laps Saturday at Atlanta and just managed to edge out Nick Sanchez for his first win of the year and the first-ever for McAnally-Hilgemann Racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. That was enough to boost Eckes into the points lead. His advantage is five points over Matt
Crafton, who won stage two and finished ninth. Ty Majeski is down one spot to third after finishing 11th. Ben Rhodes finished fifth, but scored the second-most points Saturday. That moved him up to fourth. Zane
Smith was up front early Saturday, but dropped back and got a wreck late. A 20th-place finish dropped him from the points lead to fifth. Grant Enfinger is down to sixth after running into problems late in the race. Matt DiBenedetto is up one place to seventh after finishing sixth. Chase Purdy is up to eighth. Carson Hocevar got pinned into the wall late and finished 31st, dropping to ninth as a result. Tanner Gray is down to 10th. He is the last driver currently in the playoffs on points. Gray has a one-point advantage over Tyler Ankrum, who finished a lap down in 26th. Corey Heim crashed out after Sanchez's truck
refused to come up to speed on a restart. That dropped him to 12th in points. Sanchez's second-place finish moved him up three places to 13th. Timmy Hill is still 14th after finishing eighth, while Colby Howard broke a track bar
late and dropped to 15th in points. Stewart Friesen dropped to 16th after getting wrecked on the final lap. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Christian Eckes
131, 2) Matt Crafton -5, 3) Ty Majeski -8, 4) Ben Rhodes -12, 5) Zane Smith -15, 6) Grant Enfinger -25, 7) Matt DiBenedetto -28, 8) Chase Purdy -34, 9) Carson Hocevar -52, 10) Tanner Gray -53, 11) Tyler
Ankrum -54, 12) Corey Heim -60, 13) Nick Sanchez -64, 14) Timmy Hill -66, 15) Colby Howard -69, 16) Stewart Friesen -78. Note: Drivers in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for the playoffs.
Playoff Points: 1) Christian Eckes 7, 2) Zane Smith -1, t-3) Matt Crafton -6, t-3) Carson Hocevar -6, t-3) Tyler Ankrum
-6. Note: If he were eligible for playoff points,
Kyle Busch would be second with five points. Stage Points: 1) Matt Crafton 44, 2) Ty Majeski -10, 3) Matt DiBenedetto -14, 4) Grant Enfinger -16, 5) Ben Rhodes -17, 6) Christian Eckes
-18, 7) Zane Smith -20, t-8) Chase Purdy -26, t-8) Carson Hocevar -26, t-10) Tyler Ankrum -30, t-10) Nick Sanchez -30, 12) Rajah Caruth -34, 13) Hailie Deegan -37, t-14) Tanner Gray -38, t-14) Corey
Heim -38, t-14) Stewart Friesen -38. Note: If he were eligible for stage points, Kaz Grala would be 16th. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Christian Eckes 95, 2) Ben Rhodes -13, 3) Zane Smith -14, 4) Ty
Majeski -17, 5) Matt Crafton -23, 6) Chase Purdy -27, 7) Grant Enfinger -28, 8) Matt DiBenedetto -34, 9) Tanner Gray -35, 10) Corey Heim
-40, 11) Timmy Hill -41, 12) Tyler Ankrum -43, 13) Colby Howard -44, 14) Carson Hocevar -45, 15) Nick Sanchez -52, 16) Jake Garcia -57. WC Points (1-16): 1) Christian Eckes 505, 2) Ben Rhodes -45, 3) Zane Smith -47, 4) Ty Majeski -65, 5) Matt Crafton -89, 6) Chase Purdy
-100, 7) Grant Enfinger -101, 8) Tanner Gray -120, 9) Matt DiBenedetto -125, 10) Corey Heim -142, 11) Timmy Hill -146, 12) Colby Howard -149, 13) Tyler Ankrum -151, 14) Carson Hocevar -157, 15) Nick Sanchez
-167, 16) Stewart Friesen -203. Race Winners: Zane Smith (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Las Vegas), Christian Eckes (Atlanta)
Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Letter of the Race: Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 was brought to you by the letter S for Surprising. After a full day of wreck central
at Atlanta Motor Speedway, fans likely thought that Sunday's race was going to be more of the same. That didn't turn out to be the case as the race had only five yellows and ran the final 44 laps under green. - Phil Allaway |
Quotes to Remember: Ambetter Health 400
complied by Phil Allaway
"We lost our track position there for a minute, but was able to just stay patient and work on it and this amazing fast race car allowed me to really make some great moves on the racetrack and getting the push there on the last lap to get to the outside of Brad. Just
getting to break the plane of his back bumper was gonna be my only chance there and I was able to get him there and get the push from [Christopher Bell] on the backstretch. Overall, just a really fast Ford Mustang is what it came down to. It’s nice to win with Autotrader on the car. I don’t think I’ve ever won a race without Shell on the car. It means a lot to get this one in Victory Lane. It’s been a lot of years coming. Atlanta, this means so much to me to win here. So many memories of driving
my Legends car right here where we’re standing when I was nine years old. This is a really special one and a dream come true." - Joey Logano, race winner "The bottom row came with a huge run. I don’t know how and I thought I had it blocked and Joey just kept shaking and his car didn’t
stall out. I couldn’t get the push down the back. I thought, ‘I’ll just get a push down the back,’ and [Christopher Bell] just hauled down there. A great run all-in-all for our RFK King’s Hawaiian Ford Mustang. We were right there. I’m glad a Ford won. It was a heck of a battle. The coolest thing about this is two veterans showed that you can run a race here side-by-side bump drafting and not wreck the field. It can happen if you race respectfully and I thought everybody did a great job. We were
right there. I’m proud of my team and the effort, just not much we could do there." - Brad Keselowski, finished second
"It was a pretty smooth day really. We started in the back and we were able to get up front and get some stage
points at the end of stage one so that was pretty cool. Stage two, the green flag cycle didn’t really work our way. Ultimately, we were able to keep the DeWalt Camry clean all day and put ourselves in position at the end of the race so that’s all you can ask for." - Christopher Bell, finished third
"I hope he gives
me a shout-out for pushing [race winner Joey Logano].. gave him a good shot there at the end. I was probably fourth or fifth in the top lane there. I had an opportunity to get down and as soon as I didn’t take it, I was like – man that was the race. That was probably with 18 or 20 [laps] to go. That’s why these guys make millions of dollars.. they’re pretty good and know where to put their car." - Corey LaJoie, finished
fourth
"We’ll try to just go back and look at it. Our Xfinity Toyota Camry TRD was as fast as the Xfinity 10 G network. We had Toyotas lined up there and I didn’t know if
that was our move there with all three together or Christopher [Bell] was going to do it on his own. We’ll talk about it for sure. I don’t know, maybe if we all would have went it would have worked out for one of us. I’m not really sure. It didn’t really work for one of us so it’s definitely something for us to
think about so that one of us can win the race there. It’s a bummer that we let someone else get it done." - Tyler Reddick, finished fifth "The last pit road incident where cars are coming in and I’m coming out, that’s just part of it. The traffic jam that you get there. But speedways
in general like this one, it’s just kind of two-by-two and you can’t really pull out to a third lane. I just restarted I think fourth on the outside row and that’s where I ended up. You have to stay in line and just watch the cars in front of you to see if you can make a hole. Overall, happy for Shingrix coming on again this week and hopefully we can keep getting more of these Toyotas up front." - Denny Hamlin, finished sixth
"We had a decent day. Our No. 8 Lenovo Camaro was fast enough. I think there were probably 20 of them that were fast enough. It was just a matter of positioning yourself and getting positioned there towards the end. I got shuffled out to around 16th and then made our way back into the top 10. Tried to make a move there with four to go on the outside and just hit a block or a wall of air and
just slowed up.
"Top 10 finish. We'll take that and head to COTA." - Kyle Busch, finished 10th "There was nowhere to go. Nobody had been having
tire issues, so I wasn’t even expecting [Aric Almirola] to have a tire issue in front of me. Even if I did, I didn’t have time to react. "It’s a bummer. Just frustrating.. I was finally upfront on this style of race track and still end up with a DNF. I don’t know, just frustrating." - Kyle
Larson, finished 31st (Crashed out)
"It was superspeedway-type racing. I thought for the most part, it was pretty single-file all day. That was a little discouraging because the bottom lane wouldn’t really go that much. But as we all started to save fuel on the top, the bottom started to surge there. It looked like [Ross Chastain] and [Kevin Harvick]
just got connected there into turn 1 and got [Harvick] loose. "It’s just part of racing. That’s the way it goes.. not really in our control. We
were up there running in the top-five and doing what we needed to do. Thank you to Liberty University and all of our partners. We’ll go to COTA and hopefully control a little bit more there and get a win." - William Byron, finished 32nd (Crashed out)
"I think he just caught me so quick right there in the middle of
the corner and then he kind of was up on the right rear part of the corner and he came back down and when he came back down it just spun the thing out. I don’t think he actually even hit me, but it started chattering the rear tires and then I was just along for the ride." - Kevin Harvick, finished 33rd (Crashed out)
Phil Allaway
is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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