"Bristol's Unconventional Tire Management Delights Drivers in Food City 500 Victory"

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NASCAR Cup Series drivers faced a unique challenge at Bristol Motor Speedway as high tire wear led to blown tires and cording, resulting in a race that required strategic tire management. Despite the unusual circumstances, most drivers found the experience enjoyable, likening it to grassroots short-track racing and emphasizing the need for smart driving. While some praised the race's excitement and the need for tire conservation, others, like Kyle Larson, expressed concerns about the excessive tire wear and the challenges it posed. Overall, the race featured a record number of lead changes and left drivers with mixed but mostly positive reactions.
Topics:sports#bristol-motor-speedway#driver-reactions#nascar-cup-series#race-strategy#sports-nascar#tire-management
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- Kyle Larson would prefer "never to run a race like that again" Motorsport.com
- NASCAR comments on tire issues at Bristol Jayski.com
- Denny Hamlin holds off Martin Truex Jr to win Food City 500 at Bristol Fox News
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