Couch Potato Tuesday: Road America Brings Spread Out Action, Shenanigans
Road America was a spread out event where you had to really work to find the good stuff to show.
Road America was a spread out event where you had to really work to find the good stuff to show.
The drive for 17 Cup Series winners is truly alive, and it’s glorious.
Tyler Reddick became the fifth first-time winner this year after conquering the Kwik Trip 250 at Road America. What else is noteworthy from this weekend?
Tyler Reddick passed and held off Chase Elliott to win his first career NASCAR Cup Series race at Road America and put pressure on winless 2022 drivers.
While Tyler Reddick’s battle with Chase Elliott added excitement to NASCAR at Road America, does the Next Gen need to be fixed for road course racing?
Tyler Reddick could be the driver to bring Richard Childress Racing back to its winning ways.
Tyler Reddick waited through three years, 92 starts and five runner-up finishes for his first career NASCAR Cup win.
Tyler Reddick snagged his first Cup win after passing Chase Elliott following the final pit stop.
Could Road America beget a first win of 2022 for a Cup driver? It’s entirely possible.
Aric Almirola’s soon-to-be-former No. 10 is a given. Anyone else?
Also, which drivers below the cutline will score a victory to make the playoffs?
On Sunday (June 12), at Sonoma Raceway, Monterrey, Mexico’s Daniel Suarez scored his first career Cup victory, winning the Toyota/Save Mart 350.
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