Monday Morning Pit Box: 2-Tire Call Worth Every Penny on NASCAR’s All-Star Night
Fresh right-side tires aided Christopher Bell on his way to the million dollars in Sunday’s (May 18) All-Star Race.
Fresh right-side tires aided Christopher Bell on his way to the million dollars in Sunday’s (May 18) All-Star Race.
Chase Elliott and Josh Berry were among the drivers with pit road issues in The Sunflower State.
Michael McDowell and Todd Gilliland gained significant track position on strategy calls, with varying degrees of success.
Six different drivers were issued speeding penalties and a wreck on pit entry took out major contenders at Talladega.
One pit crew stepped up for their driver, while another stumbled on the money stop at Bristol.
While every pit stop was for four tires, crew chiefs still had some strategy decisions to make in the closing laps at The Track Too Tough to Tame.
Alex Bowman, William Byron, and Chase Elliott all dealt with one or more pit road miscues at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday.
Two spins headline an otherwise quiet day on the pit lane at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday.
There was no shortage of penalties and loose wheel issues up and down pit road, while Trackhouse Racing rose to the occasion in Sin City.
Softer compound tires and speeding penalties greatly impacted Sunday’s Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway.