Team Penske faces 2022 NASCAR Cup Series playoff concerns after Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric suffer punctures at Bristol
Team Penske faces 2022 NASCAR Cup Series playoff concerns after Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric suffer punctures at Bristol × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout NASCAR NASCAR Cup Series News
After a trip to the garage to make repairs, Ryan @Blaney returned to the track and advanced to the next round. #NASCARPlayoffs28524The @Team_Penske No. 12 pit crew persevered.After a trip to the garage to make repairs, Ryan @Blaney returned to the track and advanced to the next round. #NASCARPlayoffs https://t.co/Oedw28iRMf Cindric, on the other hand, was able to continue with his race after he pitted under the green flag after his tire went bust. The rookie, however, lost several laps due to an unplanned visit to Pit Road. The 24-year-old just made the final playoff spot for the Round of 12, after finishing in P20, seven laps down from the leaders.
Team Penske faces 2022 NASCAR Cup Series playoff concerns after Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric suffer punctures at Bristol
By Rahul Ahluwalia Modified 18 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Ryan Blaney drives with sparks after an on-track incident during the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images) Another team that faced elimination woes at Bristol Motor Speedway was Team Penske when Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric, two of their three drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series, faced flat tires during the race. The #2 Freightliner Ford Mustang of Cindric and the #12 Menards Ford Mustang of Blaney were both seen with front-right tire failures on the steeply banked short track. The Bass Pro Shops Night Race wreaked havoc on many playoff contenders' championship hopes as none of the frontrunners were able to dominate the race as they were expected to do. Ryan Blaney was seen hitting the wall on Lap 92 of 500 after his tire deflated on track after Lap 85 saw his rookie teammate suffer from the same issue. Blaney's #12 Mustang was more damaged in the incident, causing him to not meet the minimum speed on the track, and ultimately finish in a measly P30. NASCAR on NBC@NASCARonNBCThe @Team_Penske No. 12 pit crew persevered.After a trip to the garage to make repairs, Ryan @Blaney returned to the track and advanced to the next round. #NASCARPlayoffs28524The @Team_Penske No. 12 pit crew persevered.After a trip to the garage to make repairs, Ryan @Blaney returned to the track and advanced to the next round. #NASCARPlayoffs https://t.co/Oedw28iRMf Cindric, on the other hand, was able to continue with his race after he pitted under the green flag after his tire went bust. The rookie, however, lost several laps due to an unplanned visit to Pit Road. The 24-year-old just made the final playoff spot for the Round of 12, after finishing in P20, seven laps down from the leaders.