2011 NASCAR Driver Review: Ron Hornaday Jr.
Even with the closure of KHI, the outlook isn’t all that grim for four-time champion Ron Hornaday.
Even with the closure of KHI, the outlook isn’t all that grim for four-time champion Ron Hornaday.
When looking at the season as a whole, Jeff Burton and company were at the bottom of the totem pole, the only Childress entry not to record a win in 2011.
Despite a solid season, the quality of drivers available on the free-agent market leaves Gilliland unsigned at press time.
In what started off to be a disappointing season, James Buescher and the No. 31 team really turned things around.
Clint Bowyer had consistent finishes during the late spring that placed him within the top 10 in points.
2011 was a year in which Dave Blaney finally got back to driving the full distance in most races.
Aric Almirola was solid, if not spectacular, and consistency helped him finish fourth in the points for JR Motorsports.
Marcos Ambrose branched out into ownership in 2011, starting Marcos Ambrose Motorsports.
Rusty Wallace stuck with Michael Annett following a DUI arrest preceding the 2011 season.
Though 2011 was pretty poor in terms of performance for Greg Biffle, it’s unlikely that he’ll stay down for long.