Coming off a mad race at Road America, the NASCAR Nationwide Series visit the Daytona International Speedway this weekend in metro Jalapeno 250
Still fresh to repair during the low season, a 2.5-mile track is a tough competition. The drivers will not be treated with only two cars sketches, but a smooth track, as well.
Daytona in July is completely different track, we're used to seeing in February. The track loss of grip in the summer months, which is handling a car of a premium. The proposed two-car that runs better also have the best shot to win Friday night.
Still fresh to repair during the low season, a 2.5-mile track is a tough competition. The drivers will not be treated with only two cars sketches, but a smooth track, as well.
Daytona in July is completely different track, we're used to seeing in February. The track loss of grip in the summer months, which is handling a car of a premium. The proposed two-car that runs better also have the best shot to win Friday night.
Since shares of the track Nationwide Series Sprint Cup Series this weekend, the field can be stacked with Cup regulars, all trying to steal a victory. Of course, drivers like Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards remain strong in each track. But winning will be more difficult than usual for them.
Tony Stewart is a driver that could lead Busch and Edwards a run for their money. The last time Stewart was driving a car in the Nationwide Series was back in February at Daytona, and won the race. Stewart will attempt to sweep both races at Daytona, as he pilots the No. 9 Chevrolet for Kevin Harvick Inc. Tapout
Kevin Harvick, Clint Bowyer, Elliott Sadler and the other three KHI owned cars in the race this weekend. Harvick and Bowyer are still strong at the point of strangulation of the tracks, while Sadler is in the midst of an intense hunt for the championship. Look for all four pilot KHI to work together and in March before.
Fresh out of a controversial victory at Road America, the Nationwide Series points leader Reed Sorenson tries to extend its five-point lead runner Sadler. In eight career Nationwide Series starts at Daytona, Sorenson has accumulated a top-five finishes and four top-10. His best career on the circuit of Florida in February came when he finished fifth in the first game of the 2011 season.