No. 2 Husky Liners Chevrolet Camaro (Photo Credit: Robert Laberge / Getty Images North America)
Brian Scott earned an 11th-place finish in Richard Childress Racing’s No. 2 Husky Liner’s Chevrolet Camaro Friday evening at Texas Motor Speedway, after battling a loose-handling condition for a duration of the 300-mile NASCAR Nationwide Series event. The 25-year-old Boise, Idaho, native took the green flag from the 20th spot and worked his way forward after the field had settled in to a lengthy green-flag run. Proving strong on long green-flag runs, Scott moved up to the 11th position by lap 92. During a caution period on lap 120, he brought his Husky Liners Camaro to the attention of the Phil Gould-led crew for much needed chassis adjustments to improve the loose-handling condition. Following the restart, Scott reported the adjustments helped the handling of his No. 2 machine, allowing him to maintain track position. Scott engaged in a heated battle with the No. 31 team for the 10th spot during the final 10 laps, but ultimately settled for an 11th-place finish.
Start – 20
Finish – 11
Laps Led - 0
Points – 4th
BRIAN SCOTT QUOTE:
“It was a tough night for us; we never had a car that was great on the restarts. We were too free at the start, but it eventually came around on the long runs. Once the race shook out we were able to turn solid laps, but just didn’t have what we needed on the restarts. We’ll take 11th and move on to Richmond (International Raceway). I can’t thank Husky Liners enough for coming on board this weekend.”
Source: Richard Childress Racing Press Release
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