3 years agoTyler Reddick looked solid most of the race on Saturday at Pocono. It was the final third of the race where he saw his greatest move position-wise. Reddick got into the top ten for a bit as well before settling for 11th. The Richard Childress Racing driver turned in a bunch of mid-54 second laps near the end of the race. Some of that was just a product of traffic but he did have a pretty nimble car. If his pit crew can keep his pit times down a bit better, that could bode well for Sunday. Also, the downforce on his car is something to watch for. It seemed to be tight often early. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
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