3 years agoGive Daniel Suarez a lot of credit. He could have packed it in on Sunday. The No. 99 Chevy was the third out of five Chevy's in the top six. Suarez wound up fourth by the end of the race in Atlanta. He even led 13 laps out of the 325. The No. 99 Chevy started 13th, and made his way up to third after the first stage. He lingered in sixth after Stage 2. Then, Suarez found his way back into the top five during the final laps. The fourth was his best performance of the young season. A few more laps and Suarez might have reached the podium.--Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com