Ryan Preece made the Chase. Now comes the hard part
He was 17th in the standings. Then Ryan Preece won Daytona, stole the final Chase spot and discovered something every driver wants in September: momentum.
He was 17th in the standings. Then Ryan Preece won Daytona, stole the final Chase spot and discovered something every driver wants in September: momentum.
Ryan Preece has gambled on himself before. Saturday night at Daytona, with his Chase hopes on the line, the bet finally paid off spectacularly.
Ryan Preece survived two frightening crashes at Daytona before returning Saturday night to score his first Cup win and punch his Chase ticket.
Ryan Preece called his RFK Ford a rocket ship after using Daytona overtime chaos to score his first Cup victory and secure a Chase berth.
His No. 60 Ford is six points from the owners’ Chase, but Preece himself sits 31 points behind the final driver spot.
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Most teammates borrow tools. Ryan Preece rented four interstate billboards just to make sure Chris Buescher couldn’t escape the joke.
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