Up to Speed: There Is No Substitute for Experience at Bristol
Veteran drivers were the ones who came out on top at Bristol.
Veteran drivers were the ones who came out on top at Bristol.
Putting the race in the hands of drivers and teams was fun at Bristol, but the next visit can’t play out the exact same way.
Bristol was a different kind of test, but Nemechek was up for the challenge.
Tire management was a concern up and down pit road all day at the concrete half-mile at Bristol.
Caleb Barnes and Jared Haas break down Sunday’s action at Bristol, from the tire wear to if a first-time winner may soon emerge.
While some still won’t like the extreme tire wear on display at Bristol, it helped make the race much more interesting.
The Cup Series’ return to the concrete at Bristol went anything but smoothly.
The tire wear at Bristol led to the best race in a while.
Josh Berry narrowly survived a long final run on tires to salvage a good result in Bristol.
Eckes and Kyle Busch combined to lead 249 of 250 laps, with Eckes besting Rowdy for a redeeming win at The Last Great Colosseum.
Had the final caution not come out, Crafton may have ended his winless streak.
In Saudi Arabia, Haas managed the race to score a point but provided evidence for changing DRS and adding more points paying positions.
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