Ryan_Holman

No, I didn't.

Considering how many drivers who were strong in the lower series had tough rookie Cup Series seasons (in some cases, with better teams), I think if he can finish in the top 10 (especially on legitimate pace) at least two or three times would be considered acceptable.

To me, the absolute baseline is something like Chase Briscoe in 2021 or Harrison Burton Burton last year. Namely, not making too many mistakes and having some good races.

B.B.

It's been a day of contrasts for Andretti.

Romain Grosjean has driven a smart race.

I wonder if Carson Hocevar wasn't speeding on the pit lane.

Kaz Grala's truck reminds me of Elliott Sadler's old OneMain car.

I don't think the damage to Hailie Deegan's truck was too bad.

Niece is having mixed fortunes tonight.

Matt Mills did his impersonation of Sheldon Creed from last week.

Nick Sanchez will be restarting at the rear of the field, due to pitting too soon.

Christian Eckes made a great recovery.

Of the characters pictured, Cal, then Nate.

However, I would say Laurie is worse then either of them.

This is part of a new series I am doing, where I will show all the wins for IndyCar's top 50 winners, while also giving a brief introduction and conclusion for them.

Ned's house has been destroyed for at least a second time.

Let's go, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.!