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Toyota 120

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Toyota 120
NASCAR Mexico Series

Venue	Phoenix International Raceway
Corporate sponsor	Toyota
First race	2013
Last race	2014
Distance	75 mi (121 km)
Laps	75

The Toyota 120 is a NASCAR stock car race, competed as part of the NASCAR Mexico SeriesatPhoenix International Raceway.^[1] The inaugural running of the event in 2013 was the first NASCAR Toyota Series race ever held outside Mexico, and served as the season-opening event for the 2013 NASCAR Toyota Series season. The race has been scheduled to run for 75 laps, making up a distance of 75 miles (121 km)^[2] and is part of the TicketGuardian 500 weekend.

Past winners

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Year	Date	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Race Distance		Race Time	Average Speed (mph)	Ref
Year	Date	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Miles (km)	Race Time	Average Speed (mph)	Ref
2013	March 1	Abraham Calderón	SC Racing	Toyota	75	75 (121)	1:00:14	74.709	^[3]
2014	February 28	Daniel Suárez	Alejandro Cruz	Toyota	120	120 (193.121)	1:23:51	85.868	^[4]
2015	March 13	Rubén Pardo	Rafael Oliveras	Toyota	120	120 (193.121)	1:30:04	79.936	^[5]

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^ "NTS Phoenix 3/1/13 Event Schedule". NASCAR Hometracks. December 14, 2012.

^ "2013 Toyota 120". Racing-Reference. Retrieved January 7, 2016.

^ "2014 Toyota 120". Racing-Reference. Retrieved January 7, 2016.

^ "2015 Toyota 120". Racing-Reference. Retrieved January 7, 2016.

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Current commentators

Play-by-play announcers	Rick Allen Mike Bagley (radio-style broadcasts only) Dillon Welch (radio-style broadcasts only) Dave Burns (sub) Charlie Krall (ARCA only)
Color commentators	Jeff Burton Steve Letarte Dale Jarrett (alternate for NXS) Jimmie Johnson (3 Cup Series races in 2024)
Pit reporters	Dave Burns Kim Coon Parker Kligerman Marty Snider Dillon Welch Kevin Lee (sub) Nate Ryan (sub) Matt Yocum (sub)
Studio hosts	Marty Snider
Studio analysts	Brad Daugherty Dale Jarrett Kyle Petty James Hinchcliffe (alternate for Cup)
Roving reporters	Parker Kligerman Rutledge Wood

Former commentators

Play-by-play announcers	Allen Bestwick Bill Weber Leigh Diffey (sub) Ralph Sheheen (sub)
Color commentators	Wally Dallenbach Jr. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Joe Gibbs Brandon McReynolds Benny Parsons Frank Stoddard Mike Wallace Adam Mackey (ARCA only)
Pit reporters	Allen Bestwick Ato Boldon (roving) Lindsay Czarniak (sub) Heather DeBeaux (sub) Alex Hayden (sub) Mike Massaro Jim Noble (sub) Jessie Punch (ARCA only) Dorsey Schroeder Ralph Sheheen (sub) Kelli Stavast Bill Weber
Studio hosts	Jac Collinsworth Carolyn Manno Danielle Trotta Krista Voda Bill Weber Brian Williams
Studio analysts	A. J. Allmendinger Ray Evernham Jesse Iwuji Frank Stoddard Brian Vickers
Guest commentators	Ricky Carmichael (color commentator and studio analyst) Landon Cassill (sub pit reporter) Bob Costas (studio host) Carl Edwards (guest color commentator) Brendan Gaughan (sub pit reporter) Ned Jarrett (color commentator) Jamie McMurray (guest color commentator) Brad Paisley (studio analyst) Ken Squier (play-by-play) Mike Tirico (studio host)

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