Talladega, Alaa – races usually end in Talladega Supeerspeedway in blossom movements that lead to large blocks and debris – or near debris.
None of this happened on Sunday, as drivers remained in the front in two formations all the way to the finish line.
Not like any of the drivers who crossed the finish line after the winner Austin Sendrek She was not ready to make movements. They were never able to push their way to the situation.
an act Ryan Press (Which crossed the second line, but it ended after the technical inspection), Kyle Larson (Second) or William Bayron (Third) Let the possible victory slide?
It did not appear.
Larson, who pushed CINDRIC in the inner corridor, has never pushed Sindrek away enough to PRECE (outside) where Larson could cut in front of Peron. Peron was unable to pay a large -scale PRECE before Cindric, as PRECE is likely to be cut in front of Cindric with byron and then in the hope of getting a payment from the back to win.
PRECE – the leader of the outside to the final roll – made his best to get the batch he needs to overcome the Cindric inch. But he will realize that he was hit by 0.022 seconds.
“If you win, I will drink beer and celebrate with friends,” said Press before learn about the importance: ” “Instead, I will jump in my car house and drive six hours thinking about what I can do in this last half.”
PRECE said he would think of everything on his engine to North Carolina. But he also said he did not know what he could have done in a different way.
In the end, it may have been a blessing for PRECE, whose car was excluded for his back spoiler using three fillings instead of a maximum. Fifth car for Joy Logano He was also excluded due to a missing thunderbolt on the spoiler pillar.
The teams can resume exclusion.
The CINDRIC Tech, the official winner. He won a car that can deal with a good boost exceptionally.
Larson said about himself and Peron: “We were doing a really good job in pushing men in front of us.” “Their cars were too stable, so they made it easy to push them somewhat.
“I think I was not amazed. I was trying there through the last 10 rolls to push him where I can be able to clarify, but I only got one chance in that. I was doing everything I could do … offering hot.”
Peron also felt he did everything in his power.
“I felt that I needed to pay it clear, and I never explained it enough to take a step,” Bayron said. “It was already behind Cindric coming through Trivoval [toward the finish line] So my job is just pushing him back and I hope I can finish third.
“I don’t think at that stage I really thought [I could] Win. Because if you are only three tops [wide]As you did last year, it seems good, but you are late. “
Peron was driving seven rolls to go when the other corridor got run and mixed it again to fourth place.
“Once I lost control of the front row, I knew I was somewhat,” Peron said. “I felt this was my chance to win.
“I really felt frustrated, decision -making and timing of momentum … Once I lost this control, I felt that I had to push him to do a good job to reach him to the line.”
At least he was in the forefront of the hope of achieving something. Religious Hameen He finished 23, after seeing Toyotas had a strong strategy for first authorship among manufacturers. but Ross Shasin He threw a bloc when Toyotas came to the bullet pack and its momentum stopped.
“I didn’t know how far we would have been able to get it, but certainly [Chastain] “The move there for a kind of wreckage was not perfect. He is trying to do everything in his power to stop running.
“It is just a variation in the speed there was crazy. The Toyota group tried to give the fans at least an offer. We were the only ones ready to race this thing, run widely and see what is happening and try to show it.”
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Just like the leaders, Hameen said he stuck without moving to overcome the final rolls.
“When you are behind two after the other, there is no place you go, so there is no place to race,” said Hameen.
He was the only driver who did not disappoint you was Sendreik, who won his first victory for this season.
“The existence of that [Preece] “I believed that these men are trying selfish, turmoil and disturbance, and they have two Hendrick’s motives, at this point, themselves are selfish to get points and pushing the line forward where they can clarify,” Sindrik said.
Bob Pockrass Nascar and Indycar cover for Fox SPORTS. He spent contracts for motorsport coverage, including more than 30 Ditona 500, with a difference in ESPN, Sporting News, NASCAR SCENE and (Daytona Beach) News-Journal. Follow it on Twitter @Bobukras.
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