The Pit strategy may have worked in the beginning, but was foiled by the lack of grip at the top of the race track. Jamie would have had a top ten car had he not scraped the wall. I know he’s capable of more than that, because he’s great on the road tracks. All the other Roush cars were right up there, and he needed a top ten finish to get where he needs to be in the chase. Does anyone know the easiest way to send him our support???
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