2022 NASCAR: Kwik Trip 250 @ Road America (Race #18)
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missed the race today 
That Road America track is awesome. It's tight but passing is there if a driver has the skills and the car for those straights and corners
I have this track on the XBox Forza MotorSports. It's a fun track for sure.
I did catch some of yesterday's Xfinity race at this same track.
Young Ty Gibbs overtook Kyle Larson on the last lap to take another win for this season.
and ... Go Go Tyler Reddick!
Seems Chase was in it to the end too.
Gonna have to find the replay soon and catch the race
That Road America track is awesome. It's tight but passing is there if a driver has the skills and the car for those straights and corners
I have this track on the XBox Forza MotorSports. It's a fun track for sure.
I did catch some of yesterday's Xfinity race at this same track.
Young Ty Gibbs overtook Kyle Larson on the last lap to take another win for this season.
and ... Go Go Tyler Reddick!
Seems Chase was in it to the end too.
Gonna have to find the replay soon and catch the race
Ty has Won 4 Races this Season with 2 less Races than Last Season... Mean-while :
Busch, the only active multi-time Cup champion on the circuit, is losing longtime sponsor Mars, Inc. at the end of the season. In a Thursday teleconference, Alpern noted the search for the two-time titlist’s replacement sponsor remains ongoing.
“We’ve been pretty consistent since the end of last season, which is we want Kyle to be in the (No.) 18 car and that’s our plan,” Alpern said. “We’re still working on sponsorship, and as much interest as there is in our sport, these take a long time. And admittedly, this one’s taking a little longer than we thought. It’s not for lack of interest. It’s just trying to get everything put together. So those will probably happen in parallel. And, again, we’re hoping to get something decided here in the very near future.”
Busch, the only active multi-time Cup champion on the circuit, is losing longtime sponsor Mars, Inc. at the end of the season. In a Thursday teleconference, Alpern noted the search for the two-time titlist’s replacement sponsor remains ongoing.
“We’ve been pretty consistent since the end of last season, which is we want Kyle to be in the (No.) 18 car and that’s our plan,” Alpern said. “We’re still working on sponsorship, and as much interest as there is in our sport, these take a long time. And admittedly, this one’s taking a little longer than we thought. It’s not for lack of interest. It’s just trying to get everything put together. So those will probably happen in parallel. And, again, we’re hoping to get something decided here in the very near future.”