2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Ryan Reed
Ryan Reed’s first full year in the Nationwide Series was defined by two words: learning curve.
Ryan Reed’s first full year in the Nationwide Series was defined by two words: learning curve.
It’s tough to get too hard on Jeb Burton. It was an uphill battle for Ward Burton’s son; after losing his ride and hooking up with ThorSport and its third truck, he managed just two top fives all season and zero poles.
The Bristol night race, always the highlight of any season brought James Buescher a brief respite from what was otherwise a nightmarish year.
Despite an eighth-place finish for Bryan Silas at Texas Motor Speedway in June, a career best, that race was not his most impressive run.
From the moment Parker Kligerman joined Red Horse Racing, it was clear from their chemistry he would head to victory lane before the season was up.
For Michael Annett, 2012 started out with a huge question mark. Despite having sponsorship, he didn’t have a team to race for until January.
A driver’s first win in a series is always special and that is why Atlanta was the high point for Ty Dillon’s 2012 season.
Joey Coulter scored his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory in August at the Pocono Mountains 125.
A year removed from Daytona 500 glory, 2012 was a step back for Trevor Bayne.
*2012 Ride:* No. 12 Penske Racing Dodge*2012 Primary Sponsor:* Alliance Truck Parts*2012 Owner:* Roger Penske*2012 Crew Chief:* Chad Walter *Stats:* 33 races; 0 wins, 10 … Continue Reading