The Underdog House: Meet NASCAR’s Most Improved Driver — John Hunter Nemechek
The driver of the Legacy Motor Club No. 42 tallied his second straight top 10 at World Wide Technology Raceway.
The driver of the Legacy Motor Club No. 42 tallied his second straight top 10 at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Legacy Motor Club duo of Erik Jones and John Hunter Nemechek led the underdog charge in the Southern 500.
Justin Haley, Cole Custer and Erik Jones were among the underdogs with a shot to win on the final lap, but none of them took home the trophy.
After a rough few weeks, Smith was finally able to put together a full race and notched a good result out of it.
Legacy Motor Club teammates got into it while AJ Allmendinger led the pack of underdogs at Watkins Glen.
Hocevar led the underdogs at Iowa, but he ruffled some feathers on his way to a top-10 finish.
The driver of the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford came away with a respectable sixth-place finish at the Brickyard.
As Michael McDowell led the underdogs at Dover, keeping his push for the postseason alive, Ty Dillon qualified for NASCAR’s In-Season Challenge finale.
The driver of the No. 10 and 32nd seed in the In-Season Challenge advanced to the final four with a bold last-lap move.
Shane van Gisbergen has usurped Allmendinger on the left and right-hand turns in recent Cup Series seasons.