William Byron and Team Focus on Talladega After Las Vegas Setback
According to crew chief Rudy Fugle, there's no time to dwell on crashed race cars, especially at this point in the season.
At Las Vegas Motor Speedway, driver William Byron had a strong performance, winning stage one and finishing third in stage two, with his car consistently in the top 3-5 all day.
However, as the final segment approached its conclusion, Byron was involved in a crash not of his own doing, while battling teammate Kyle Larson for the top spot, resulting in a 36th-place finish.
This setback puts the team 15 points below the playoff cutline with two races remaining in the round.
There's no use crying over crashed race cars.
The No. 24 team, led by Byron and Fugle, is now shifting focus to Talladega.
Author's summary: Byron and team look to rebound at Talladega.
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