Frontstretch Newsletter: March 13, 2023
Volume XVII, Edition |
- NASCAR Cup Series teams are
currently hauling their equipment back across the country so that they can swap everything out for the short haul to Atlanta.
At the same time, IMSA teams are
currently en route to Sebring for this weekend's Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring. There is a transporter parade in Sebring today. Afterwards, GTP teams will load into the garage. The remaining teams are scheduled to load into the paddock Tuesday. FIA World Endurance Championship teams are already on-site after last weekend's Prologue. - Entry lists for this weekend's tripleheader in Atlanta should be
released either today or tomorrow. We'll have the entry lists and anything else that breaks for you at Frontstretch. |
| | William Byron Wins At Phoenix For 2nd Straight Cup
Victory William Byron was able to slip past teammate Kyle Larson on the final restart Sunday and held on to win the United Rentals Work United 500k for his second win in a
row. Ryan Blaney was second, followed by Tyler Reddick, Larson and Kevin Harvick. |
| | Kevin Harvick Falls Just Short of No. 10 at
Phoenix Stewart-Haas Racing's Kevin Harvick was in good position to claim his 10th career victory at Phoenix Raceway. A late caution and a four-tire stop ended those
chances. Harvick ended up having to settle for fifth. |
| | Jimmie Johnson Running COTA Cup
Race Legacy Motor Club announced Monday morning that Jimmie Johnson will make his second start of the year at Circuit of the Americas in the part-time No.
84. |
| | 18-Year-Old Sammy Smith Dominates at Phoenix, Scores 1st
Xfinity Win Sammy Smith led a race-high 92 laps Saturday en route to his first career NASCAR Xfinity Series win in the United Rentals 200 at Phoenix Raceway. Ryan Truex was
second, then Sheldon Creed, Riley Herbst and Chandler Smith. |
| | Ryan Truex Battles To Second In Phoenix, Still Hungry
For More Joe Gibbs Racing's Ryan Truex doesn't get to race anywhere near as often as he'd like to these days. In his first race in eight months, Truex drove up to a
second-place in Saturday's United Rentals 200. |
| | IndyCar Veteran Ed Jones To Race for Young’s Motorsports
at COTA Young's Motorsports announced Saturday that former INDYCAR regular and current sports car racer Ed Jones will make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut at
Circuit of the Americas in the team's No. 20 Chevrolet. |
| | Tyler Reif Overcomes Early Spin To Win ARCA Race At
Phoenix Tyler Reif, in his ARCA Menards Series debut, recovered from an early crash in turn 3 to win the General Tire 150 Friday night at Phoenix Raceway. Landen Lewis was
second, followed by Bradley Erickson, Andres Perez de Lara and Kyle Keller. |
| | D.L. Wilson Hospitalized After Crash in ARCA Phoenix
Race Fast Track Racing's D.L. Wilson was hospitalized after crashing hard late in Friday night's General Tire 150. He suffered a concussion, broken ribs, a sternum
injury and a heart contusion. |
| | William Sawalich Displays His Talent in His ARCA
Debut The driver to beat in Friday night's General Tire 150 was Joe Gibbs Racing's William Sawalich. Sawalich led 94 laps, but was spun on a late restart and ended
up finishing 13th. |
| | Bijoy Garg Wins VP Racing SportsCar Challenge Race No. 1
At Sebring Jr III Racing's Bijoy Garg led flag-to-flag Sunday morning to win VP Racing SportsCar Challenge Race No. 1 at Sebring International Raceway. KohR Motorsports' Luca
Mars made a last-lap pass on Greg Liefooghe to win the GSX class. |
| | Bijoy Garg Completes VP Racing SportsCar Challenge
Weekend Sweep at Sebring Bijoy Garg passed JDC-Miller MotorSports' Dan Goldburg with 15 minutes to go Sunday afternoon and held on to claim the VP Racing SportsCar Challenge weekend sweep.
Stephen Cameron Racing's Greg Liefooghe scored a dominant win in GSX. |
Photos are courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography, Chris Owens of INDYCAR Media, IMSA and our own Amy Henderson. Have news for Frontstretch? Don't hesitate to let us know; email us at frontstretcheditors@googlegroups.com with a promising lead or tip. |
Around the World in Motorsports: March 10-12 |
- The FIA World Endurance Championship was on hand in Sebring last weekend for the Prologue, the preseason open test
session ahead of Friday's 1000 Miles of Sebring. Teams had roughly 12 hours of track time over two days. Day No. 1 saw Toyota Gazoo Racing's Jose Maria Lopez top the chart in the morning at 124.427 mph, .085 seconds
quicker than teammate Ryo Hirakawa. United Autosports' Phil Hanson was fastest in LMP2 at 120.513 mph, .03 seconds quicker than Team WRT's Robert Kubica. Yifei Ye in the one-off second JOTA LMP2 car was third. GTE-Am was led by Michelle Gatting in the Iron Dames Porsche at 112.281 mph. Gatting was .022 seconds ahead of teammate Alessio Picariello. The afternoon running saw Chip Ganassi Racing's Earl Bamber go fastest with a lap at 124.173 mph. Bamber's lap was
.014 seconds faster than Toyota's Sebastien Buemi. Lopez was another tenth back. In LMP2, Hanson was fastest again at 120.762 mph, .042 seconds quicker than Prema Racing's Daniil Kyvat. Team WRT's Louis Deletraz was third. GTE-Am saw Gatting go fastest again at 112.952 mph, .261 seconds faster than the Ferrari of AF Corse's Ulysse de Pauw. - Day No. 2's morning session saw Toyota's Mike Conway go fastest at 124.123 mph, a mere eight-thousandths of a
second faster than teammate Buemi. Porsche Penske Motorsport's Michael Christensen was third. United Autosports' Filipe Albuquerque was fastest in LMP2 with a lap at 121.761 mph, .283 seconds faster than Prema Racing's Doriane Pin. GTE-Am was led by the Porsche of Team Project 1-AO's Matteo Cairoli with a lap at 112.981 mph, .097 seconds quicker than Picariello and Gatting. The afternoon session saw Toyota's Brendon Hartley go fastest with a lap at
124.418 mph, .117 seconds quicker than Conway. Richard Westbrook was third in the Cadillac. LMP2 was led by Kubica with the best LMP2 lap of the test at 121.486 mph. He was nearly a half-second faster than Ye, then Hanson. GTE-Am was led by GR Racing's Ben Barker with a lap at 112.903 mph. This was one-hundredth of a second faster than Richard Mille AF Corse's Lilou Wadoux. Cairoli was third. There were a number of incidents during the test as well. The biggest of these
crashes occurred right at the end of Prologue when JOTA Sport's David Heinemeier Hansson crashed after having contact with AF Corse's Thomas Flohr when Flohr was trying to pit. Takeshi Kimura also crashed his Ferrari Sunday. James Calado crashed the No. 51 Ferrari 499P In turn 1 Sunday morning, while Peugeot TotalEnergies' Gustavo Menezes
slid into the tires Sunday afternoon. Saturday was calmer, but still had a couple of incidents. |
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Seeking the NASCAR Cup Series Championship: Alex Bowman Slips Into The Points Lead
by Phil Allaway
Alex Bowman had a relatively quiet day in Phoenix, bringing home his Ally Chevrolet in ninth. That wouldn't have been enough to take the lead until
Denny Hamlin and Ross Chastain collided on the final lap in turn 1. That dropped Chastain far enough down the order for Bowman to take the points lead. His advantage is three points over Kevin Harvick, who would have won Sunday had Harrison Burton not spun late in the race. Chastain is down to third after finishing 24th due to his late wall contact. Two-time winner William Byron is up another nine spots to fourth. Kyle Larson led on the final restart before dropping down to fourth. The performance still moved him up to a tie for fifth with Christopher
Bell. Bell finished sixth despite pitting before the Green-White-Checker restart for tires. Hamlin is down one place to seventh after the late crash dropped him to 23rd. Ryan Blaney is up seven places to eighth after running up to second late. Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. are
tied for ninth. Busch recovered from two penalties on the same stop under green to finish eighth. Truex struggled all day and finished 17th. Daniel Suarez is down seven places to 11th after finishing a disappointing 22nd. Joey Logano is down four more positions to 12th after failing to score any stage points en route to 11th. Brad Keselowski is down two places to 13th after an 18th-place finish that really wasn't indicative of how he ran Sunday. Chris Buescher is
down to 14th, while Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is now 15th. Bubba Wallace remains in 16th, the last driver in the playoffs. Wallace has an 11-point advantage over Austin Cindric, who had a mediocre run to 25th. Corey LaJoie is 18th, while Michael McDowell is 19th. Tyler Reddick gained 14 positions
to get to 20th after finishing third. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Alex Bowman 154, 2) Kevin Harvick -3, 3) Ross Chastain -6, 4) William Byron -10, t-5) Kyle Larson -17, t-5) Christopher Bell -17, 7) Denny Hamlin -29, 8) Ryan Blaney
-30, t-9) Kyle Busch -32, t-9) Martin Truex Jr. -32, 11) Daniel Suarez -35, 12) Joey Logano -36, 13) Brad Keselowski -39, 14) Chris Buescher -42, 15) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -50, 16) Bubba Wallace -62. Playoff Points: 1) William Byron
13, t-2) Kyle Busch -8, t-2) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -8, 4) Ross Chastain -10, t-5) Kyle Larson -12, t-5) Brad Keselowski -12. Stage Points: 1) William Byron 49, 2) Ross Chastain -1, 3) Kyle Larson -7, 4) Christopher Bell -14, t-5) Kevin Harvick -15, t-5) Denny Hamlin -15, t-7) Alex Bowman -18, t-7) Brad Keselowski -18, 9) Joey Logano
-20, 10) Ryan Blaney -24, 11) Martin Truex Jr. -25, 12) Chris Buescher -32, 13) Austin Cindric -34, 14) Daniel Suarez -35, t-15) Aric Almirola -36, t-15) Chase Elliott -36. Outside of the top-16, but in the playoffs: t-17) Bubba Wallace -37, 20) Kyle Busch -38, 22) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -41. Note: The Stage Points also include the Bluegreen Vacations Duels at Daytona. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Alex Bowman 142, 2) Kevin Harvick -6, 3) Kyle Busch -15, 4) Daniel Suarez -20, t-5) Ross Chastain -22, t-5) Christopher Bell -22, 7) Ryan Blaney -25, 8) Martin Truex Jr.
-26, 9) Kyle Larson -27, t-10) William Byron -30, t-10) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -30, t-10) Chris Buescher -30, 13) Denny Hamlin -32, 14) Joey Logano -34, 15) Brad Keselowski -37, 16) Bubba Wallace -45. Note: These standings are based on the old point system that was used before stages were created. WC Points (1-16): 1) Alex Bowman 615, 2) Kevin Harvick
-25, 3) Kyle Busch -61, 4) Christopher Bell -68, 5) Daniel Suarez -73, 6) Ross Chastain -74, 7) Kyle Larson -80, 8) Ryan Blaney -84, 9) Martin Truex Jr. -99, 10) William Byron -101, 11) Chris Buescher
-108, t-12) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -111, t-12) Joey Logano -111, 14) Denny Hamlin -114, 15) Brad Keselowski -126, 16) Bubba Wallace -153. Outside the top-16, but still in the playoffs: 17) William Byron -143. Note No. 1: The WC points are based on the original points system
created by Bob Latford in 1975. Race
Winners: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Fontana), William Byron (Las Vegas, Phoenix)
Note: Race wins in Italics do not count towards playoff eligibility.
Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade
Photography.
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Seeking the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship: Austin Hill Expands Lead After Justin Allgaier Crashes
by Phil Allaway
Austin Hill ran well Saturday in Phoenix, leading 22 laps and finishing seventh. That was a good enough
performance for Hill to keep his lead and expand it. His advantage is now 30 points over John Hunter Nemechek. Despite damage suffered Saturday morning in practice, Nemechek still finished sixth. Justin Allgaier won the first two stages before crashing out. The 20 stage points minimized his losses as he is still in third. Chandler Smith and Riley Herbst are tied for fourth. Chandler gets the tiebreaker by virtue of
his third-place finish in Las Vegas. On Saturday, Chandler finished fifth, while Herbst was fourth. Sammy Smith and Sam Mayer are tied for sixth in points. Sammy wins the tiebreaker by virtue of
his victory Saturday, while Mayer was 11th. Cole Custer is down one place to eighth after finishing 12th. Josh Berry is down one spot to ninth despite finishing eighth. The eighth-place finish came despite getting spun
out twice. Daniel Hemric is up three places to 10th thanks to a 10th-place finish and 14 stage points. Sheldon Creed is up five spots to 11th after finishing third. Parker Kligerman recovered from a crash in qualifying to finish 15th, which dropped him to 12th. Kligerman is the final driver currently in the playoffs. He has a 12-point lead over Brett Moffitt, who recovered
from a spin to finish 13th and moved up two places in the process. Ryan Sieg and Jeb Burton are tied for 14th (Sieg wins the tiebreaker thanks to his eighth-place finish in Daytona), while Joe Graf Jr. is 16th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 195, 2) John
Hunter Nemechek -30, 3) Justin Allgaier -39, t-4) Chandler Smith -40, t-4) Riley Herbst -40, t-6) Sammy Smith -67, t-6) Sam Mayer -67, 8) Cole Custer -77, 9) Josh Berry -81, 10) Daniel Hemric -89, 11) Sheldon Creed
-90, 12) Parker Kligerman -96, 13) Brett Moffitt -108, t-14) Ryan Sieg -109, t-14) Jeb Burton -109, 16) Joe Graf Jr. -111. Playoff Points: 1) Austin Hill 12, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -6,
3) Sammy Smith -7, 4) Justin Allgaier -9, 5) Cole Custer -10. Stage Points: 1) Austin Hill 54, 2) Justin Allgaier
-2, t-3) Sammy Smith -22, t-3) Riley Herbst -22, 5) Chandler Smith -23, 6) Cole Custer -24, 7) John Hunter Nemechek -26, 8) Sam Mayer -27, t-9) Sheldon Creed -28, t-9) Daniel Hemric -28, 11) Brandon Jones
-38, 12) Brett Moffitt -42, t-13) Josh Berry -44, t-13) Parker Kligerman -44, 15) Jeb Burton -47, 16) Anthony Alfredo -49. Note: If they were eligible for points, Kyle Busch would be tied for 11th and Austin Dillon tied for 14th. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 160, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -3, 3) Chandler Smith -16, 4) Riley Herbst -21, 5) Justin Allgaier -36, 6) Josh Berry -37, 7) Sam Mayer -40, 8) Sammy Smith
-46, 9) Cole Custer -53, 10) Parker Kligerman -54, 11) Ryan Sieg -58, 12) Joe Graf Jr. -60, 13) Sheldon Creed -63, 14) Daniel Hemric -64, 15) Jeb Burton -65, t-16) Brett Moffitt -69, t-16) Anthony Alfredo -69. WC Points (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 671, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -1, 3) Chandler Smith -44, 4) Riley Herbst -73, 5) Justin Allgaier -96, 6) Josh Berry -119, 7) Sam Mayer -128, 8) Sammy
Smith -157, 9) Cole Custer -182, 10) Parker Kligerman -190, 11) Ryan Sieg -202, 12) Sheldon Creed -203, 13) Joe Graf Jr. -207, 14) Daniel Hemric -221, 15) Jeb Burton -226, t-16) Brett Moffitt -236, t-16) Anthony Alfredo
-236. Race Winners: Austin Hill (Daytona, Las Vegas), John Hunter Nemechek (Fontana), Sammy Smith (Phoenix) Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Seeking the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship: Off-Week Update No. 2
by Phil Allaway
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was off this past weekend. The season will resume Saturday with the Fr8 208 Saturday
afternoon at Atlanta Motor Speedway. When the teams get to Atlanta, defending champion Zane Smith will have a two-point lead over
Ty Majeski. Christian Eckes and Matt Crafton are tied for third, while Ben Rhodes and Grant Enfinger are tied for fifth. At the playoff cutoff, Tanner Gray and Chase Purdy are currently tied for ninth and
have the last two spots for now. They are three points ahead of Corey Heim and Tyler Ankrum, who are tied for 11th. Colby Howard is 13th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Zane Smith 85, 2) Ty Majeski -2, t-3) Christian Eckes -4, t-3) Matt Crafton
-4, t-5) Ben Rhodes -8, t-5) Grant Enfinger -8, 7) Carson Hocevar -12, 8) Matt DiBenedetto -19, t-9) Tanner Gray -20, t-9) Chase Purdy -20, t-11) Corey Heim -23, t-11) Tyler Ankrum -23, 13) Colby Howard
-33, 14) Timmy Hill -49, 15) Stewart Friesen -53, 16) Nick Sanchez -54.
Note: If he were eligible for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points, Kyle Busch would be 14th.
Playoff Points: 1) Zane Smith 6, t-2) Christian Eckes -4, t-2) Tyler Ankrum -4.
Note: If he were eligible for playoff points, Kyle Busch would be second with five
points. Stage Points: 1) Matt Crafton 27, 2) Matt DiBenedetto -3, 3) Ty Majeski -7, 4) Carson Hocevar -9, t-5) Grant Enfinger -10, t-5) Ben Rhodes -10, 7) Christian Eckes
-11, t-7) Chase Purdy -11, 9) Nick Sanchez -14, t-10) Zane Smith -17, t-10) Tyler Ankrum -17, t-10) Rajah Caruth -17, 13) Hailie Deegan -20, 14) Tanner Gray -21, 15) Jack Wood -23. Note: If he were eligible for stage points, Kaz Grala would be 16th. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Zane Smith 68, 2) Christian Eckes -9, 3) Ty Majeski -12, 4) Corey Heim -14, t-5) Grant Enfinger -15, t-5) Ben Rhodes -15, 7) Tanner Gray -17, 8) Carson Hocevar -20, 9) Matt Crafton
-21, t-10) Colby Howard -23, t-10) Tyler Ankrum -23, 12) Chase Purdy -26, 13) Matt DiBenedetto -34, 14) Timmy Hill -40, 15) Stewart Friesen -43, 16) Jake Garcia -45.
Note: If they were eligible for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points, Kyle Busch would be 13th in old points. WC Points (1-16): 1) Zane Smith
355, 2) Christian Eckes -30, 3) Ty Majeski -45, 4) Corey Heim -53, 5) Ben Rhodes -55, 6) Grant Enfinger -57, 7) Tanner Gray -61, 8) Carson Hocevar -77, 9) Colby Howard -81, 10) Matt Crafton -82, 11) Tyler
Ankrum -86, 12) Chase Purdy -96, 13) Matt DiBenedetto -125, 14) Timmy Hill -143, 15) Stewart Friesen -150, 16) Daniel Dye -171. Note: If he were eligible for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points, Kyle Busch would be 16th in WC points. Race Winners: Zane Smith (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Las Vegas)
Phil Allaway is the
Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Letter of the Race: Sunday's United Rentals Work United 500k was brought to you by the letter S for Slippy. NASCAR's new rules package
for short tracks and road courses debuted Sunday in Phoenix. The result was a lot more tire wear and teams moving around a lot more. - Phil Allaway |
Quotes to Remember: United Rentals Work United 500k
complied by Phil Allaway
"I owe the last couple of weeks to h[Rudy Fugle]. He’s done a really good job strategy-wise, and execution-wise we’ve done a good job to put ourselves in those positions on the front row with a shot at the end. Thanks to everybody back at Hendrick Motorsports
putting together great cars and just doing a great job. It’s a big credit to them, the engine shop, Mr. [Rick] Hendrick and everybody. It’s cool to have Valvoline back on the car with a really historic-looking paint scheme, so it’s nice to get into Victory Lane." - William Byron, race
winner
"The last restart I thought… I got to the bottom of those guys into turn 2… that I was in a good spot for turn 3. I think [Tyler Reddick] kind of helped [William Byron] – got him a push down the back and got him a good spot. He had an advantage going in there. Close… but I wasn’t really close enough to [Byron] going into turn 3 to do anything.
Overall: Pretty good day. We got a lot better all day. We finished a little better than I thought we’d run. So, that was positive." - Ryan Blaney, finished second "I just needed to execute on that restart. Just didn’t get the launch I needed to and wasn’t on William [Byron's] back
bumper to take advantage of it in turn 1. It’s very frustrating naturally – I think last year [was] kind of the same thing. I didn’t have the best of restarts and finished third. Everyone on The Beast Unleashed Toyota Camry TRD did a really good job. This car was solidly like a third-to-fifth-place car all day long, so to bring it home third is great but obviously when you are on four and you get position there at the end with that restart, you want to capitalize, so frustrating for sure." -
Tyler Reddick, finished third "We got lucky with the one caution, and the team made a great call to take two tires and get us out in the lead. Restarts are just tough. I felt like I ran William up
pretty high and expected him to lose some grip, but he did a really good job of holding it to my outside and clearing me down the back. Yeah I’m pissed off but a great fight by the team, a great car and way better than we were here last year. It’s a long season, but hopefully we’re in the final four when we come back here in November and can have a run similar to that with speed and try to execute a little bit better in the end." - Kyle Larson, finished
fourth "That one is not fun to swallow. We had a great car and didn’t need that caution at the end. We had a strong car and a chance to win. Just hate missing an opportunity when you have a car that strong." - Kevin Harvick, finished fifth "I felt like the Rheem Camry was everything that I needed to best of the rest again – [Kyle Larson] and [William Bryon]. [Byron] fell off a little bit at the end and I was able to get him, but [Larson] was really fast and [Kevin Harvick] on the long run was really good
too. Really happy with the consistency. We will keep fighting to try to get a little bit better." - Christopher Bell, finished sixth "I think we overall had a pretty strong and solid day. Starting that far back in the pack, it just takes forever to get up there. I thought my car was
good enough – if you would have put it in the lead, I would have been fine staying there. But, it was just a matter of getting up there – it takes a long time. It’s like every green flag run you pick up three or four, every pitstop you maybe get one and the restart you get one. It just takes forever to get up there when you start 24th. I thought we ran it pretty good as a complete race. On that second-to-last restart, I think we could have done a better job and been in a little bit better
position. Overall, we really needed that type of run. We were fast all day, and not scratching our heads. Hopefully we can build on this and get that going." - Chase Briscoe, finished seventh "It’s been since 2016 I think since we’ve finished in the top 10 here, so happy for that. I
have to figure out how to get better here. Obviously I think our car is stronger than that when you look at our teammates. Fundamentally, I have something messed up. Just have to keep working on it, but proud of my No. 48 Ally Best Friends Chevy team. Good points day." - Alex Bowman, finished ninth "It was a really solid day for the No. 9 Kelley Blue Book Chevy team. We were able to improve a lot from what we had last week. We were able to stay on the lead lap basically the whole race. We had a couple of runs in there that were really good. A couple runs where we fell back a little bit, but it’s just all part of a learning experience for me. These races are so long and I need to be able to learn this car a little bit better where I can give Alan [Gustafson] a little bit
better direction on how to help me.
"Towards the end, we found that we were a little bit on the free side of our better runs. At the end there, we were probably going to finish 15th or 16th, which I was still pretty happy with. Obviously had the cautions there and we executed a couple of really good restarts there and was able to get a top 10." -
Josh Berry, finished 10th Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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