the
history of the series. The ACDelco transporter will unload
chassis No.28 at Kansas Speedway. The car raced once
this year at Richmond International Speedway in the spring
race.
Ron
Hornaday comments on Kansas Speedway
What are your thoughts on Kansas Speedway?
“Kansas
is an unbelievable track. Despite the fact that it
is only 1.5-miles, it’s huge. The infield and garage
areas are the best in NASCAR. They are spacious and
very fan friendly. As for racing here, I’m always
asked if it’s like Chicagoland Speedway. It’s not
even close. They drive completely different.
You can’t drive the corners as hard here, so hitting your
marks is crucial. I think we will see a lot of green
flag racing, so this race could come down to fuel
mileage.”
We are seeing the best battle for the
NASCAR Busch Series championship ever. Is the
pressure of the championship starting to surface?
“I
think the pressure started coming forward at Richmond.
I think the post race incidents over the last few weeks
are part of that pressure and as close as this race is, it
will probably get worse. You can’t understand what
it is like unless you have been through one of these
deals. When you get near the end of the season and
you’re in the hunt, everything is multiplied by 100.
If the car is off in practice, you get very concerned.
If you qualify poorly, you get very concerned. At
this stage it feels like you can’t make a single mistake.
Each position you lose on the track feels like the
championship slipping away. I have won these battles
before and I can tell you, from experience, you ain’t seen
nothing yet!”
Ron
Hornaday and the ACDelco Chevrolet Monte Carlo are third
in the NASCAR Busch Series point’s standings.
Hornaday is 61 points out of first place. |