Couch Potato Tuesday: NBC Sports Dazzled By Rain Tires At Loudon
The weather this past weekend was brutal for motorsports, writes Phil Allaway.
The weather this past weekend was brutal for motorsports, writes Phil Allaway.
Among them, what in the world is going on at Richard Childress Racing?
New Hampshire was a good litmus test for wet-weather tires at ovals.
The teams transitioned to wet-weather tires and non-competitive pit stops after the lengthy rain delay in Loudon.
Adam Cheek and Anthony Damcott break down a precipitation-filled afternoon at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
It took a long, long time thanks to rain, but Bell still managed to make his second trip to victory lane in as many days.
Bell continued his New Hampshire dominance, while Deegan’s struggles reared their head again.
There was hard racing at the end of the Xfinity Series race at New Hampshire, but no hard feelings.
Christopher Bell parlayed a three-wide pass in overtime into another Xfinity Series win in New Hampshire.
Rain didn’t stop Cole Custer from starting on the pole in New Hampshire.