“Congratulations to Austin, Brian and the No. 22 crew,” said Doug Yates, President and CEO of Roush Yates Engines. “Austin and Brian worked hard all day to put the No. 22 Ford Mustang in position to compete for the win and three wins in a row is impressive.”
Slip & slidin' Cindric.— Xfinity Racing (@XfinityRacing) July 18, 2020
"I'm feelin' sketchy on rear end grip."-@AustinCindric pic.twitter.com/8VNpfwx4N7
“I just got out of the hauler from getting changed back into my street clothes and saw the 54 and everyone and their brother surrounding the scales, that’s never a good sign for those guys,” said Cindric, when asked about how he found out about the win ruling. “I know they race hard and word hard. I want to win it on the track. I felt like we had a shot to do that today and maybe didn’t execute as well as we should have and that’s what kept us out, but fast race cars and being in position that’s where it counts.”
An unexpected cowboy. Three straight wins is pretty money, and that’s no lyin’, @AustinCindric. #MBS300 | #NLTX pic.twitter.com/QFxvSKuBgc
— Texas Motor Speedway (@TXMotorSpeedway) July 18, 2020
- Joey Logano finished P3
- Kevin Harvick P5
- Blaney P7
- Brad Keselowski P9
- Aric Almirola P10.
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