How bout that Chase Briscoe move, he's another one that has hooked a tin top ride for next season, good for him, and good for Tony. Best of luck to both!
"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!
Chase ran a lot this year, IMSA, Xfinity, Midget, Nascar Truck winner at Eldora and Roval winner in Xfinity.
The team he ws with platooned drivers and it was hard for drivers and crew chiefs to get a good working environment and communication. Should be much better and Chase I look to be at the front much like he was in ARCA and Trucks.
Never once regret all the shares etc for that PEAK Challenge thing and he was out spotting, runnin etc for many teams to get where he is today.
GO CHASE! ANd Im so glad it keeps Briscoe Dirt track racing going as well. A team that's been around from before I was born. Not many of them left.
Originally Posted by Charles Nungester:
Chase ran a lot this year, IMSA, Xfinity, Midget, Nascar Truck winner at Eldora and Roval winner in Xfinity.
The team he ws with platooned drivers and it was hard for drivers and crew chiefs to get a good working environment and communication. Should be much better and Chase I look to be at the front much like he was in ARCA and Trucks.
Never once regret all the shares etc for that PEAK Challenge thing and he was out spotting, runnin etc for many teams to get where he is today.
GO CHASE! ANd Im so glad it keeps Briscoe Dirt track racing going as well. A team that's been around from before I was born. Not many of them left.
He ran for two Xfinity teams, & as you pointed out, won with one of them. Same deal tho, with the different drivers. But ya, I agree.
Xfinity will be cool for SC&M fans to follow: Reddick, Bell, Allgaier, Briscoe (could they all be in the final round at Homestead???), & others (I always hope Yeley gets more/better rides still!). Some of them will, most likely, continue to run OW...I'm pretty sure this fall, Bell went from having trouble at KS in the afternoon, to winning the POWRi race in southern IL later that night)
