Frontstretch Newsletter: April 7, 2025
Volume
XIX, Edition XLVI |
- Teams are back at their shops today to prepare for this weekend's action at Bristol. Entry lists should be released today. We'll have the entry lists and everything else breaks for you at Frontstretch. |
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| Denny Hamlin Wins Goodyear 400 in NASCAR
Overtime Denny Hamlin took the lead on the final stop Sunday and held on to win the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway for his second straight win. William Byron was second, then Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick and Ryan Blaney. |
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| Team Owner, Former Driver Shigeaki Hattori Dead at
61 Shigeaki Hattori, former IndyCar racer and owner of both Hattori Racing Enterprises and Hattori Motorsports, died Saturday from injuries in a two-car crash in Huntersville, N.C. at the age of 61. |
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| An Old-Fashioned Butt Kicking by William Byron Ends in
Old-Fashioned Disappointment For most of Sunday's Goodyear 400, William Byron was untouched at the front. It was pit strategy that ultimately cost him the win. |
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| Jackman’s Slick Technique Earns Denny Hamlin Race-Winning
Pit Stop Part of what allowed Denny Hamlin to go from third to the lead on the final pit stop Sunday was a new technique from Hamlin's jackman, Joel Bouagnon. |
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| Brandon Jones Snaps Winless Streak, Wins Xfinity Race at
Darlington Joe Gibbs Racing's Brandon Jones took the lead on a late restart and held on to win the Sport Clips Haircuts VFW Help A Hero 200, his first win since 2021. Chase Elliott was second, then JR Motorsports' Justin Allgaier, Ross Chastain and Carson
Kvapil. |
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| Harrison Burton Surges at Darlington in Father’s Throwback
Scheme Pit strategy allowed Harrison Burton to win his second stage of the year in Darlington Saturday. A 13th-place finish and 16 stage points allowed Burton to move back into the top 10 in points. |
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| ‘There’s Zero Qualifications for This Series Anymore’:
Anthony Alfredo Heated After Darlington Crash Anthony Alfredo and Leland Honeyman were upset with one another Saturday after both were involved in a late crash. Alfredo made it very clear that Honeyman was solely responsible for the incident. |
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| Max Verstappen Takes 1st Win of 2025 at the Japanese Grand
Prix Red Bull's Max Verstappen led from pole and was just good enough to stay out of DRS range. He held on to win the Grand Prix of Japan for the fourth straight year. Lando Norris was second, then Oscar Piastri, Charles Leclerc and George
Russell. |
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| Yuki Tsunoda Bests Liam Lawson in Red Bull
Debut In a lackluster debut with Red Bull, Yuki Tsunoda was able to move up two positions during Sunday's Grand Prix of Japan, besting the man he replaced, Liam Lawson. |
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| Tanner Reif Makes Last Lap Pass to Win ARCA West Race at
Tucson Tanner Reif made a three-wide pass at the beginning of the final lap Saturday night to win the ARCA Menards Series West ARCA Menards Series 150 presented by the West Coast Stock Car Motorsports Hall of Fame at Tucson Speedway. Eric Johnson Jr. was
second, then Jake Bollman, Kyle Keller and Trevor Huddleston. |
Photos are courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography, Rudy Carezzevoli of Getty Images and NASCAR Media via Adam Glanzman of ARCA Racing. 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: April 4-6 |
- In the European Le Mans Series season opener in Barcelona Sunday, AF Corse's Matthieu Vaxiviere took advantage of two fresh tires to take the lead away from IDEC Sport's Mathys Jaubert on the final lap and held on to win the 4 Hours of Barcelona with teammates Francois Perrodo and Alessio Rovera. It is the first time that a LMP2 Pro-Am team has won overall since the LMP2 class was
split.
AF Corse's margin of victory was 1.187 seconds over Jaubert, Jamie Chadwick and Dani Juncadella. VDS Panis Racing's Oliver Gray, Esteban Masson and Charles Milesi were third, then Vector Sport's Ryan Cullen, Pietro Fittipaldi and Vladislav Lomko. CLX-Pure Racing's Tom Blomqvist, Alex Malykhin and Tristan Vautier were fifth.
AF Corse won the LMP2 Pro-Am class by 6.329 seconds over Algarve Pro Racing's Oliver Caldwell, Kriton Lentoudis and Alex Quinn. TDS Racing's Mathias Beche, Clement Novalak and Rodrigo Sales were third, followed by Proton Competition's Rene Binder, Giorgio Roda and Bent Viscaal. United Autosports' Oliver Jarvis, Daniel Schneider and Marino Sato were fifth. In the regular LMP2 class, IDEC Sport's Chadwick, Jaubert and Juncadella won by 1.285 seconds over VDS Panis Racing. Vector Sport was third, then CLX-Pure Racing and Algarve Pro Racing's Lorenzo Fluxa, Matthias Kaiser and Theo Pourchaire. This weekend was the debut for the new LMP3 formula with
Toyota engines. CLX Motorsports' Adrien Closmenil, Paul Lanchere and Theodor Jensen took the victory in their Ligier JS P325-Toyota by 1.928 seconds over RLR MSport's Nick Adcock, Gillian Henrion and Michael Jensen. Inter Europol Competition's Timothy Creswick, Douwe Dedecker and Reece Gold were third, then M Racing's Quentin Antonel and Stephane Tribaudni. Ultimate's Jean-Bapiste and Matthieu Lahaye, along with Louis Rossi were fifth. Finally, in LMGT3, the Iron Dames' Sarah Bovy, Michelle Gatting and Celia Martin picked up the class win in their Porsche. Their margin of victory was .786 seconds over the Ferrari of Kessel Racing's Takeshi Kimura, Daniel Serra and Ben Tuck. Proton Competition's Matteo Cressoni, Alessio Picariello and Claudio Schiavoni were third, then Spirit of Race's Ferrari for Duncan Cameron, Matt Griffin and David Perel. AF
Corse's Conrad Laursen, Davide Rigon and Charles-Henri Samani were fifth. For the Iron Dames, it was a nice comeback for them. On Saturday, the team was in position to potentially win the GT class in the Michelin Le Mans Cup opener. However, former W Series competitor Marta Garcia was spun out from the lead and put hard into the barrier, causing an immediate red flag. Garcia spent the night in a
local hospital for precautionary checks, but did not suffer any major injuries. She was hit by AF Corse's Eliseo Donno, who was given a stop-and-go
penalty, plus two penalty points on his license. - In dirt racing, the weather did a complete number on the schedule. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series postponed the Jason Johnson Classic to October on Thursday. The scheduled Kubota High Limit Sprint Car Series races in Amarillo and Dodge City were
cancelled as well. Those races will not be made up. |
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Seeking the NASCAR Cup Series Championship: William Byron Expands Lead Despite Missing Out on Perfection
by Phil Allaway
William Byron was by far the best driver Sunday. He led the first 243 laps from pole, but pit strategy dropped him back. He ended up finishing second with the highest number of points on the day (56). With
those 56 points and two playoff points, Byron expanded his points lead from 16 to 49 points. That lead is over Denny Hamlin, who moved up four positions with his second straight win. Christopher Bell is up to third after a third-place finish. Bell jumped over Chase Elliott, who had a quiet day to finish eighth. Tyler Reddick is up two places to fifth after a fourth-place finish. Kyle Larson had a miserable day with two crashes into the inside wall on the backstretch. That dropped him four spots to sixth. Ryan Blaney is up three places to seventh after finishing fifth. Bubba Wallace's day was turned upside-down due to the caution during stops, but he remains in eighth. Joey Logano is still in ninth, but was in position for a top-five finish before a bad final stop dropped him to 13th. Alex Bowman hit the wall and had to make toe link repairs. That resulted in a 35th-place finish and a drop from a tie for fourth to 10th. Chris Buescher is still in 11th, while Ross Chastain
has sole possession of 12th. Ryan Preece's day was also ruined by the caution on lap 139. He finished 26th, but still gained a spot courtesy of his eight stage points. Chase Briscoe is down to 14th after a 28th-place finish. Kyle Busch finished 10th and moved up to 15th. He is the last driver in the playoffs on
points. Busch has a nine-point lead over AJ Allmendinger, who moved up one place after finishing 18th. Michael McDowell is down to 17th, followed by Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and John Hunter Nemechek. Las Vegas winner Josh Berry crashed out and dropped to 20th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) William Byron 315, 2) Denny Hamlin -49, 3) Christopher Bell -52, 4) Chase Elliott -59, 5) Tyler Reddick
-61, 6) Kyle Larson -71, 7) Ryan Blaney -79, 8) Bubba Wallace -82, 9) Joey Logano -83, 10) Alex Bowman -88, 11) Chris Buescher -100, 12) Ross Chastain -116, 13) Ryan Preece -131, 14) Chase Briscoe
-137, 15) Kyle Busch -138, 16) AJ Allmendinger -147. Outside of the top 16, but still in the playoffs: 20) Josh Berry -161. Note: Drivers in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for points. Playoff Points: 1) Christopher Bell 16, 2) Denny Hamlin -4, 3) William Byron
-8, 4) Kyle Larson -9, 5) Josh Berry -10, t-6) Joey Logano -14, t-6) Ryan Blaney -14, t-8) Bubba Wallace -15, t-8) Ryan Preece -15, t-8) Austin Cindric -15. Stage Points: 1) William Byron 90, 2) Ryan Blaney -5, 3) Bubba Wallace -12, 4) Joey Logano -20, 5) Austin Cindric -33, 6) Kyle Larson -38, 7) Tyler Reddick -39, 8) Alex Bowman
-40, 9) Chase Elliott -41, 10) Denny Hamlin -44, 11) Christopher Bell -55, t-12) Josh Berry -59, 13) Ryan Preece -59, 14) AJ Allmendinger -61, 15) Brad Keselowski -69, t-16) Chris Buescher -70,
t-16) Carson Hocevar -70. Note: The Stage Points include the Duels at Daytona.
Outside of the top 16, but Still in the Playoffs: 18) Ross Chastain
-71, t-19) Kyle Busch -74, t-22) Chase Briscoe -76.
Note: The Stage Points also include the Bluegreen Vacations Duels at Daytona. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) William Byron 263, 2) Christopher Bell -1, 3) Denny Hamlin -8, 4) Chase Elliott -22, 5) Tyler Reddick -26, 6) Chris Buescher -36, 7) Kyle Larson
-38, 8) Alex Bowman -49, 9) Ross Chastain -53, 10) Joey Logano -63, 11) Chase Briscoe -65, 12) Kyle Busch -66, 13) Michael McDowell -71, 14) Bubba Wallace -73, t-15) Ryan Blaney -75, t-15) Ryan Preece -75. Outside of the top 16, but still in the playoffs: 25) Josh Berry -94. Note: These standings are based on the old point system that was used before stages were
created. WC Points (1-16): 1) William Byron 1171, 2) Christopher Bell -13, 3) Denny Hamlin -37, 4) Tyler Reddick -98, 5) Chase Elliott
-101, 6) Kyle Larson -131, 7) Chris Buescher -148, 8) Alex Bowman -171, 9) Ross Chastain -198, 10) Chase Briscoe -233, 11) Joey Logano -236, 12) Kyle Busch -237, 13) Bubba Wallace -249, 14) Ryan
Blaney -257, 15) Ryan Preece -264, 16) Michael McDowell -269. Outside of the top-16, but still in the playoffs: 23) Josh Berry -357. Note No. 2: The WC points are based on the original points system created by Bob Latford in 1975. Race Winners: William Byron (Daytona), Christopher Bell (Atlanta, COTA, Phoenix), Josh Berry (Las Vegas), Kyle Larson (Homestead), Denny Hamlin (Martinsville,
Darlington)
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 Playoffs: Justin Allgaier's Lead Exceeds A Full Race
by Phil Allaway
Justin Allgaier led a race-high 56 laps Saturday, scored 19 stage points and finished third. That was more than enough for him to increase his points lead. The lead is now 71 points over Sam Mayer, who finished 14th after multiple
instances of contact. Austin Hill is still in third after finishing 16th. Sheldon Creed is fourth. Jesse Love is fifth after finishing 11th. Connor Zilisch is up one place to sixth after a sixth-place finish. Brandon Jones' victory moved him up seven places to seventh. Carson Kvapil finished fifth and moved up to
eighth. Ryan Sieg finished 12th and stays in ninth. Harrison Burton won stage one and finished 13th. His 40 points moved him up five positions to 10th. Sammy Smith is up to 11th after a ninth-place finish. Jeb Burton is down one place to 12th, the final driver in the playoffs on points. Jeb has a three-point lead over Daniel Dye, who dropped a position after finishing 17th. Aric Almirola dropped six positions to 14th after sitting out Darlington. Nick Sanchez is 15th, while Christian Eckes is 16th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Justin Allgaier 346, 2) Sam Mayer -71, 3) Austin Hill -79, 4) Sheldon Creed -95, 5) Jesse Love -99, 6) Connor Zilisch -122, 7) Brandon
Jones -130, 8) Carson Kvapil -133, 9) Ryan Sieg -136, 10) Harrison Burton -148, 11) Sammy Smith -153, 12) Jeb Burton -155, 13) Daniel Dye -158, 14) Aric Almirola -160, 15) Nick Sanchez
-169, 16) Christian Eckes -170. Playoff Points: 1) Austin Hill 14, 2) Justin Allgaier -1, 3) Connor Zilisch -7, 4) Aric Almirola -8, t-5) Jesse Love -9, t-5) Brandon Jones
-9, 7) Harrison Burton -12, 8) Sammy Smith -13. Note: If they were eligible for NASCAR Xfinity Series points, William Byron, Kyle Larson and Alex Bowman would be tied for eighth in playoff points. Stage Points: 1) Justin Allgaier 102, 2) Austin Hill -41, 3) Connor Zilisch -46, t-4) Sammy Smith -49, t-4) Sam Mayer -49, t-4) Aric Almirola -49, 7) Sheldon Creed -55, 8) Carson Kvapil -58,
9) Jesse Love -67, 10) Brandon Jones -68, 11) Taylor Gray -70, 12) Harrison Burton -73, 13) Ryan Sieg -77, t-14) Nick Sanchez -79, t-14) Christian Eckes -79, 16) Jeb Burton -81. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Justin Allgaier 281, 2) Sam Mayer -25, 3) Jesse Love -35, 4) Austin Hill -39, 5) Sheldon Creed -43, 6) Ryan Sieg
-63, 7) Brandon Jones -67, 8) Connor Zilisch -75, 9) Harrison Burton -76, t-10) Jeb Burton -78, t-10) Carson Kvapil -78, 12) Daniel Dye -79, 13) Sammy Smith -93, t-14) Brennan Poole -95, t-14) Nick
Sanchez -95, 16) Christian Eckes -97. WC Points (1-16): 1) Justin Allgaier 1235, 2) Sam Mayer -88, 3) Austin Hill -134, 4) Jesse Love -140, 5) Sheldon Creed
-164, t-6) Brandon Jones -243, t-6) Ryan Sieg -243, 8) Connor Zilisch -268, t-9) Harrison Burton -283, t-9) Carson Kvapil -283, t-11) Jeb Burton -299, t-11) Daniel Dye -299, 13) Nick Sanchez
-343, 14) Christian Eckes -345, 15) Brennan Poole -346, 16) Sammy Smith -374. Race Winners: Jesse Love (Daytona), Austin Hill (Atlanta, Martinsville), Connor Zilisch (COTA), Aric Almirola (Phoenix), Justin Allgaier (Las Vegas, Homestead),
Brandon Jones (Darlington) 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 Playoffs: Off-Week Update No. 3
by Phil Allaway
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was off last weekend. They will return to action Friday night at Bristol Motor Speedway. When the series makes it to Tennessee, Corey Heim will have a 20-point lead over Ty Majeski.
Chandler Smith is third, then Daniel Hemric and Stewart Friesen. Around the playoff cutoff, Ben Rhodes has the last spot in the playoffs on points at the moment. He has a one-point lead over Kaden Honeycutt, then Tanner Gray and Gio Ruggiero. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Corey Heim 229, 2) Ty Majeski -20, 3) Chandler Smith -36, 4) Daniel Hemric -54, 5) Stewart Friesen -62, 6) Tyler Ankrum
-65, 7) Grant Enfinger -72, 8) Layne Riggs -81, 9) Jake Garcia -92, 10) Ben Rhodes -98, 11) Kaden Honeycutt -99, 12) Tanner Gray -106, 13) Gio Ruggiero -110, 14) Matt Mills -131, t-15) Rajah Caruth
-132, t-15) Andres Perez -132, t-15) Matt Crafton -132. Playoff Points: 1) Corey Heim 14, 2) Daniel Hemric -9, t-3) Ty Majeski -13, t-3) Ben Rhodes
-13, t-3) Tyler Ankrum -13, t-3) Jack Wood -11, t-3) Matt Crafton -11. Note: If they were eligible for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points, Kyle Busch would be second and Kyle Larson third in Playoff points. Stage Points: 1) Corey Heim 69, 2) Ty Majeski -7, 3) Chandler Smith -30, 4) Stewart Friesen -31, 5) Kaden Honeycutt -35, 6) Tyler Ankrum -37, 7) Daniel Hemric
-41, t-8) Grant Enfinger -43, t-8) Connor Mosack -43, 10) Ben Rhodes -44, 11) Jack Wood -48, 12) Tanner Gray -54, 13) Layne Riggs -56, 14) Matt Crafton -59, t-15) Jake Garcia -60, t-15) Johnny
Sauter -60. Note: If they were eligible for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points, Kyle Larson would be 12th and Kyle Busch 13th in stage points. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Corey Heim
145, 2) Chandler Smith -7, 3) Daniel Hemric -16, 4) Ty Majeski -17, t-5) Layne Riggs -29, t-5) Tyler Ankrum -29, 7) Grant Enfinger -32, 8) Stewart Friesen -34, 9) Jake Garcia -36, 10) Gio Ruggiero
-48, 11) Ben Rhodes -56, 12) Tanner Gray -57, 13) Kaden Honeycutt -65, 14) Matt Mills -67, 15) Andres Perez -70, 16) Rajah Caruth -74. WC Points (1-16): 1) Corey
Heim 799, 2) Chandler Smith -30, 3) Ty Majeski -68, 4) Daniel Hemric -69, 5) Tyler Ankrum -99, 6) Layne Riggs -107, 7) Grant Enfinger -111, 8) Stewart Friesen -122, 9) Jake Garcia -133, 10) Gio Ruggiero
-173, 11) Ben Rhodes -200, 12) Tanner Gray -202, 13) Kaden Honeycutt -240, 14) Matt Mills -245, 15) Andres Perez -250, 16) Rajah Caruth -236. Race
Winners: Corey Heim (Daytona, Las Vegas), Kyle Busch (Atlanta), Kyle Larson (Homestead), Daniel Hemric (Martinsville) 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 Goodyear 400 was brought to you by the letter A for Air. After the race, the discussion was about how difficult it was to pass Sunday. If you had a tire advantage, then yes, you could
do it. But on equal rubber, it was a task, even more of one than normal. - Phil Allaway |
Quotes to Remember: Goodyear 400 compiled by Phil Allaway
"I mean, truthfully, I wanted to race until the end. I thought third place [was] kind of what we had. This is just a quintessential race where you just put yourself in the right place, things will fall your way. They didn’t [really] fall our way – our pit crew won it. It comes down to these crunch time situations. I had to do my job on pit road executing, but I have to thank
Sport Clips, [Toyota GAZOO Racing], Progressive, National Debt Relief, Kings Hawaiian, Yahoo!, Coca-Cola, Jordan Brand, Shady Rays, Logitech. My kids, my family, my fiancé. I mean, what a great day! I didn’t see that trophy before the race, but that’s awesome! "[Darlington Raceway] is so special. So difficult to get a win here. We didn’t have the best car
today. We had a decent car, but this is a great team victory. I love getting this victory for the guys behind me." - Denny Hamlin, race winner
"This No. 24 Axalta Chevrolet team did a great job. We had a great Chevy all race long. We just needed control of the race there under green and we lost that with the pit sequence. The No. 45 [Tyler Reddick] went really short. We lost a
few spots under the green flag sequence, and that was the difference. We had a decent run that time. [Christopher Bell] did a good job kind of air blocking and just keeping us behind him. It took me a long time to get by him. We had a great pit stop there at the end and was able to line up on the second row. We just needed the front row to have a shot to win here. "It stings to be this close, but at the same time, I’m really proud of that effort by the whole team. It shows what we’re really made of, and hopefully there’s a lot more of that to come." - William Byron, finished second "It does [feel good to finish third]. That was a perplexing race. Even now
thinking back on it, I don’t know what to think. At the beginning of the day, the car performance was not great, not capable of running inside the top 20. All of the sudden, we got that yellow that put me in the front and I could maintain the pace. I don’t know. These cars are very confusing, but overall, great execution from our team and we made something out of being in the back. Got a lucky break, then was able to execute on pit stops and restarts, and walked out of here with a top-five.
Proud of everyone on this DEWALT Camry XSE team and happy to represent my mentor, Rick Ferkel." - Christopher Bell, finished third "I’m proud of the effort that we had. I’m obviously disappointed in the result. I thought we could have won the race and had a good shot at winning the race. We did the last run perfectly. I thought our pit call
was fantastic and our car was fast enough to stay. It had a lot of speed in it late, but a late yellow and then lost the lead off pit road. We didn’t even get to start on the front row and you’re not gonna go from fourth to first in a green-white-checkered here, so it just wasn’t meant to be, but proud of the effort. "If the caution didn’t come out, I thought we
had it won easily. We were so much faster on newer tires. It was a great strategy call running long. Those guys short pitted and they were struggling real bad, and I thought if we could have just got off of two with the lead and the caution didn’t come out, I thought I was gonna kind of ride off into the sunset. That’s just not how it worked, unfortunately. We lost the lead on pit road, lost a front row starting spot and never had a shot." - Ryan Blaney, finished
fifth "We had a really fast Fifth Third Bank Ford Mustang. I’m really proud of everybody. We made some really good adjustments after practice and got it decent for qualifying and really good in the race. That untimely caution just got us and put us behind for the majority of it, so we clawed our way out of it with some good pit
calls. The pit crew did a really nice job today and we got back in the hunt there by the end. We just needed a couple more laps and we probably would have been a little better than some of the cars, but it’s hard to say. We just got a tough break with that one caution." - Chris Buescher, finished sixth
"It was a warm one today at Darlington in our Busch Light Fishing Chevy.
We worked our way up to the top 15 early in the race with adjustments. We got caught by that one caution in the middle of the race just after we pitted under green. So we had to take the wave around and work our way back up through the field. Phil and the guys made good adjustments and we were able to get up in the top 10 and we finished seventh. Darlington is one of my favorite tracks and I am looking forward to Bristol next weekend." - Ross Chastain, finished
seventh "It's nice for sure. I know we’ll get more of those, but it was a good improvement. I’m not too worried; feel like we’ll be okay. Just continue to get everyone reps and figure it out. Excited for what the future holds. Know we’ll be good." - Ty Gibbs, finished ninth "It always gets tight off of two here at Darlington and it looked like just me and [Tyler Reddick] got together. It’s hard to say one way or the other if he came up a little bit or I was a little too low. Obviously, you’re trying to keep it out of the fence and clear that bump and everything, so I don’t know. It’s a racing deal, I guess." - Josh Berry, finished 36th (Crashed
out) 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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