“Indianapolis is a big enough deal,” Daniel Suarez demands two NASCAR Cup races per season at Indy » FirstSportz

Trackhouse racethe team of the former racing driver Justin marks and pop star pit bull was one of the teams to beat in the 2022 season as the team, only entering their second Cup season, has won three Cup races so far allowing both drivers to cement their playoff spots. With just five races left in the regular season, the team is hoping to finish on a good note before the postseason begins.

The 22nd round of the NASCAR Cup Series takes place at historic InDianapolis Motor Speedway, and with only 5 rounds of competition remaining in the regular season, the competition for that final spot in the cup will be fierce. Riders without a win and even those with a single win will feel the pressure.

Both Camaro ZL1s go to Indy No: 1 driver Ross Chastain and No: 99 driver Daniel Suarez hoping to emulate the success they’ve had on the road so far this season to reflect on the track. Two of the Trackhouse team’s three victories were achieved in road racing, with Chastain winning COTA and Suarez make history in sonoma. The street racing expertise of the Mexican and the watermelon man The ever-increasing development on the street circuits will be an asset to the team.

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Find out what Daniel Suarez said about Indy Cup racing

Daniel Suarez admitted he is proud of his team and everyone in trackhouse racing for the impressive performance the team has been able to put on so far this season. He added that they had a winning car at last weekend’s Pocono Cup race despite only being able to finish third, adding that they will only be happy if first place is secured for them.

“I’m proud of my team and everyone at Trackhouse Racing. We’ve been doing really well lately. But we can get better. I thought we had a winning car at the start of Sunday’s race, but we were just a little off. Third place is a good finish, but we won’t be satisfied until we finish first‘ said Daniel Suarez.

Daniel Suarez, speaking on the Trackhouse car, admitted that they are very confident about the road circuit package they have as they have been able to fight for wins in all these races so far this season. He pointed out that the Indy race is a big deal for everyone on the racing scene, a circuit that could merit two races, once on the oval and the second time on the road.

“Yes, we are very confident. We know we have a good road course package. We’ve been fighting for victory on every street course this season… I think Indianapolis is so important to everyone in racing that maybe we should go there twice. (smiling) Once on the oval and once on the street course!added Daniel Suarez.

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Daniel Suarez’ teammate Ross Chastain had something to say about the Indy Cup race

Ross Chastain admitted he is looking forward to the Indy Road Course given his ability to learn and improve his road racing performance over the years. He added that he hopes the outing will be great for Trackhouse Racing, his teammate Daniel Suarez with his road course experience and his Xfinity outing at the track will produce for him.

“I’m looking forward to the Indy Road course. A few years ago I wasn’t very good at street courses, but now I’ve learned so much about driving street courses that I’m looking forward to it. I’ll be driving the Xfinity car on Saturday, which will be good to get some replays before the big race on Sunday. My teammate Daniel Suárez is really good on street circuits. So if all goes well it should be a good weekend for Trackhouse‘ Ross Chastain said.

Ross Chastain went on to talk about his preparation for race day by participating in eating lots of watermelon, alluding to his heritage as a watermelon farmer. He acknowledged that he typically sits in the car for more than three hours, perhaps having in-car snacks and planning the full 38 race Sundays to sharpen up for most laps in the race.

“I eat a lot of watermelons (laughs). I don’t eat what I used to eat and I don’t always eat what I want to eat, but it does help in preparation for Sunday. I’ve been in the car for 3+ hours and want to be as sharp by lap 200 as I was by lap 2. On long, muggy races I might grab an in-car snack. I plan my life on about 38 Sundays a yearadded Ross Chastain.

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