?Anything Can Happen? ? Ross Chastain?s Teammate Sets His Mind on Changing the Narrative Around Him

As the playoffs inch closer and closer, each regular seasonal race is like the toss of a coin. Nobody can predict the outcome. Even the drivers who were lagging behind the cut line are climbing up the ladder and getting on the verge of making it out of the bubble. With just three races to go, two road courses, and a Superspeedway. the suspense is just off the charts.

With one poor performance, a driver can lose as many as 30 points. However, the opposite is possible as well. And it just happened for a Trackhouse Racing Team driver after the race at Michigan International Speedway.

Changing the narrative around him, Daniel Suarez talks about his chances of securing a playoff spot

In one scenario, we could see Shane Van Gisbergen live up to the expectations that his team has of him. In another scenario, Chase Elliott could regain his aura and dominate everyone running on a road course race. So, in a gist, anything can happen at this point. While the Daytona International Speedway race is a wildcard for everyone, there is some serious competition out there for the road courses.

In light of this, when Pockrass asked Daniel Suarez, with fan favorites like Elliott struggling, what he felt about the upcoming races, Suarez explained, “You have to also keep in mind that you have two road courses coming in the next couple weeks and you have a superspeedway so, anything can happen.”

He said, “Obviously, I came here in the track of Michigan to win the race but the main goal was to have a good execution race and a good momentum heading to Indianapolis where we know that we’re gonna be competing for the win.”

“I think the main thing for us today was to get back into a rhythm because the last couple weeks have been pretty rough to us and we’re much better team than running and qualifying 30th,” he admitted.

People in the community have often considered the number 99 driver as mediocre. Throwback to 2018, Suarez was chucked out of Joe Gibbs racing after the second season. Although he was signed by Stewart-Haas Racing after a long gap of 4 months, SHR told him in November 2019 that they would not have him for 2020. He then joined hands with Gaunt Brothers Racing. However, he missed the Daytona 500 and struggled in the driver standings, and eventually finished 31st.

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Daniel Suarez got a new life when he joined the Trackhouse Racing Team in 2021. He earned a new height in his career by making his all-time best of 6 top-5 finishes and 13 top-10 ones. The greatest moment for him behind the wheel was probably when he earned his first career Cup victory at Sonoma and simultaneously became the first Mexican driver to win a Cup race.

Trackhouse Racing Team is playing it hard. With the usher of SVG to dominate at the road courses and the steady improvement that their drivers are flaunting, the team is posing a threat to bigshot NASCAR teams like Hendrick Motorsports and Joe-Gibbs Racing. Speaking of the drivers, Ross Chastain has already occupied the 7th spot in the driver standings. Much to the glee of the team, Daniel Suarez is just a few points behind the cutline.

Suarez finished 6th and earned a total of 45 points. This gave him a huge edge over other Chevrolet drivers like AJ Allmendinger and Alex Bowman. He sits just 5 points behind the cutline.

However, Suarez looked neither too happy nor did he look disappointed. He maintained a straight, serious face that clearly spoke of resolve. However, he looked confident about his future in Trackhouse Racing. He acknowledged, “We just have to maximize every day and get it to work”. It seemed like he was already planning to bring out his A-game in the upcoming race at Indianapolis.

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