2 years agoOne cannot compare Nashville to just one track, and William Byron knows that better than anyone. This year on tracks somewhat similar, Byron has not fared too well. His 22nd-place finish at Dover and 19th-place finish at Gateway were worrisome. Even his 16th-place finish at Kansas was rough. This just clouds the early run Byron had before all the poor results began. His ninth-place showing at Sonoma was the first top-10 result for the Hendrick Motorsports Racing driver since his win at Martinsville in early April. This week may be more of the same for Byron.--Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com