Monday Morning Pit Box: Late Cautions Foil Fuel Strategy at the Brickyard
Pit exit violations cost two former Cup Series champions at the Brickyard.
Pit exit violations cost two former Cup Series champions at the Brickyard.
Section seven of Pocono’s pit road proved to be the worst spot for speeding penalties all day.
Wet-weather tires won the race, but slick tires made up the majority of the top 10 in The Windy City.
Here’s who came out on the right and wrong end of fuel strategy in The Music City.
The teams transitioned to wet-weather tires and non-competitive pit stops after the lengthy rain delay in Loudon.
Two-tire calls helped boost a few drivers to better stage and race finishes.
Some teams made the right pit calls at Sonoma, while others did not fare as well in Wine Country.
Cindric and Logano rode the strategy to top-five finishes, but Blaney came up just one lap short on fuel.
Hamlin and Buescher lost several spots on pit road due to issues exiting their pit stalls.
The softer tire compound was the way to go at North Wilkesboro, and the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing team won the Pit Crew Challenge.