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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2015
Page
16
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finished fourth amid Bristol chaos illustrating survival mode as he aims to lead laps. Kevin Harvick, starting fourth and leading 186 laps in a 43 car field, wrecked late and finished 38th after strong pace and a long run atop the leaderboard.
After a Bristol crash, David Ragan recycled a famed line about racing with the “squir rels,” quipping that sometimes you find a nut. He hints at potentially saying another bold line at Richmond with the bull and horns imagery.
Toyota has two wins in eight races at short tracks with Martinsville and Bristol claimed by Hamlin and Kenseth. Carl Edwards seeks a Richmond victory as the sweep remains possible while Penske teammates Logano and Keselowski endured Bristol wrecks and aim to rebound. Harvick and Truex end top ten streaks after Bristol chaos as Edwards eyes the upcoming race.
Daytona Beach News Journal editor Godwin Kelly previewed the Richmond event with Carl Edwards as the winner and Joe Gibbs Racing leading the top five. Joey Logano Brad Keselowski Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin also appear in the forecast with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. as first out and Truex as a dark horse.
AP AP writer Wade Payne notes Joe Gibbs era reshapes NASCAR with Kenseth chasing Victory Lane as Hamlin chooses safety over spine injuries while old schoolers rail at the changing sport. Ken Willis cites Kenseth and Kahne clashing with Stewart as Richmond looming payback questions.
Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway with Friday practice and qualifying on Fox Sports 1 and evenings race coverage on Fox. Xfinity ToyotaCare 250 includes Friday qualifying and Saturday night race on Fox Sports 1.
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