 Landon Cassill • No. 38 MDS Transport Ford NSCS Phoenix Starts: 11 Best Phoenix Finish: 22nd "Phoenix definitely drives like a short track because of the amount of brake that you’ve got to use. But where it plays into being like a speedway is that the speeds are high enough that you still have to have a good aero package. You’ll have to have a good amount of downforce and a well-balanced aero platform in the set-up to run well. So, even though you still drive it like a short track, the car has to be held to the same standard of an intermediate. "We made some good progress with our car at the last Phoenix race. We figured some things out over the course of the race and had it handling pretty well by the end. So, we're hoping to carry over some of that set-up information when we get on track this week and see if we can turn it into another good run." ### Contact: Shari Spiewak Front Row Motorsports office: 704-873-6445 x215 cell: 704-200-1779 sspiewak@frontrowmotorsports.com
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8/1/2018 01:59:51 am
I love track racing most I attend almost all the events of racing I just noticed that breaks in the tracks must be using. Otherwise you will lose the race all the cars show the title of sponsors of the race almost all cars having tire sponsors by phoenix. Leave a Reply. |
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