5 Points To Ponder: What’s Wrong with Hard Racing, Anyway?
Don’t we want everyone racing at 100% and not abiding by team orders or whatever the unspoken agreement on track tends to be called?
Brad joined Frontstretch.com in 2020 and contributes to the site's 5 Points To Ponder column and other roles as needed. A graduate of the University of Georgia's Henry W. Grady School of Journalism and Mass Communication, he has covered sports in some capacity for more than 20 years with coverage including local high school sports, college athletics and minor league hockey. Brad has received multiple awards for his work from the Georgia Press Association.
Don’t we want everyone racing at 100% and not abiding by team orders or whatever the unspoken agreement on track tends to be called?
Brad Keselowski’s last-lap bump and run attempt did not phase Christopher Bell’s car. That’s a problem.
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Like it or not, there was nothing about Dillon’s win that was a fluke.
The win is Team Penske’s first in a very trying year for the team.
Also, are these Next Gen racecars too durable?
Also, don’t lambast Alan Gustafson for his late-race dice roll.
Palou scored his seventh NTT IndyCar Series win of the season and his second on an oval.