For four months the richest team in NASCAR got outrun by its own customer team and put a zero on a road-course scoreboard. Then three of its four cars woke up at Pocono. The turnaround, the new-body mess, and the one car still lost — by the numbers.
For four months the richest team in NASCAR got outrun by its own customer team and put a zero on a road-course scoreboard. Then three of its four cars woke up at Pocono. The turnaround, the new-body mess, and the one car still lost — by the numbers.