2010 NASCAR Driver Review: Brad Keselowski
Brad Keselowski captured his first career Sprint Cup Series pole at Loudon, but quickly faded to 26th.
Brad Keselowski captured his first career Sprint Cup Series pole at Loudon, but quickly faded to 26th.
Despite the 10 top-10 finishes, getting out of Richard Petty Motorsports may have been the high point of Kasey Kahne’s season.
After the No. 38 team fell out of the Top 35 in owner points following a penalty for bleeder valves at Pocono, the driving assignment fell to David Gilliland.
That second place at Sonoma was a high point. Robby Gordon used a combination of pit strategy and road-course savvy to work his way up front.
Team owner Rick Hendrick is still looking to make Dale Earnhardt Jr. a contender again and has pulled out all the stops this time.
Bill Elliott and the Wood Brothers’ second year running a part-time schedule was an up-and-down one.
Sam Hornish Jr. came within a thundercloud of winning the June Pocono race when rain started falling and crew chief Travis Geisler left the team out.
Kevin Conway’s 2010 campaign on the track went about as well as could be expected for a rookie as green as he was in the cars he was driving.
In the only race he competed for TRG Motorsports in 2010, Mike Bliss piloted the No. 71 TaxSlayer.com Chevrolet to a ninth-place finish at in Daytona in July.
Marcos Ambrose was strong on the road courses, as he always is. He looked to have a victory chance at Watkins Glen, but the last set of tires did not perform.