Harvick dominant in Xfinity win

HAMPTON, GA. » For Joey Logano, the final 4-second margin behind Kevin Harvick felt more like a full lap. Harvick led 141 of 163 laps Saturday for his fifth NASCAR Xfinity series victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway and fourth in the last six years.

Logano finished second, ahead of Christopher Bell, who started on the pole. They were the only other drivers to lead laps.

Almost from the very start, the race belonged to Harvick. “I don’t think we were even close,” Logano said. “Kevin played with us all race long.”

Harvick also won the 2009 and 2013-2015 Atlanta Xfinity races before Kyle Busch won the last two years. HAMPTON, GA. » Kyle Busch lost the lead — and his left rear tire — on a late pit stop, opening the way for Brett Moffitt’s improbable win in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Busch was leading when Josh Reaume hit the wall with six laps to go. The caution presented an opportunity for late visits to the pits for the leaders. Using the inside lane, Moffitt took the lead on the restart and pulled away in his Toyota for his second career win. HAMPTON, GA. » The start of Sunday’s Monster Energy Cup race has been moved up one hour because of the threat of rain. The race at Atlanta Motor Speedway will now start at 1:06 p.m. According to weather.com, there is an 80 percent chance of rain Sunday, with the probability increasing during the day. There is a 100 percent chance of rain Monday.