The 0.75-mile-long D-shaped oval proved to have track evolution on the higher side as drivers reported more grip as more rubber was laid down on the tarmac. The short-track saw Kevin Harvick take back-to-back trips to Victory Lane after breaking his winless spell at Michigan just the previous week.
Austin Dillon finished P16 after qualifying in P12 for the race on Sunday, and admitted to having struggled with the handling of his car during the race. The Welcome, North Carolina native was seen appreciative of his #3 crew at Richard Childress Racing after he finished racing for 400-miles at the Richmond, Virginia track. Despite the less than ideal conditions, the 32-year-old was upbeat as he spoke to track-side media about his race, saying:
Dillon also mentioned how a timely yellow flag helped him regain his lost lap and be on the lead lap for the restart, and said:
Austin Dillon on his playoffs aspirations
Richard Childress Racing driver Austin Dillon is one of the few drivers that have not made the cut for the playoffs yet as the NASCAR Cup Series regular season draws to a close in two races’ time.
Dillon spoke to notable NASCAR journalist Bob Pockrass about his aspirations into making his way into the playoffs over the next two weekends, and said:
Watch the complete interview below:
Watch Austin Dillon try to make it into the playoffs in the upcoming two races.
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