Summary:
- Bubba Wallace and his team face the challenge of approaching Daytona for a potential playoff berth.
- The team's success at super speedways prompts consideration of an aggressive racing strategy.
- Riding closely behind Ty Gibbs is suggested as a strategy to prevent point gain.
- Wallace aims to capitalize on his competitive car and team to secure a race win.
- The competition is fierce, with many drivers vying for a similar race strategy.
- Track position becomes crucial in modern super speedway racing, adding to the challenge.
Listen if your bubble wall sits teed up free on a plate this week and him and him and his team but is it though? I mean they've been great at super speedways. Oh, no doubt, but how do you race then?
Do you attack it? Do you attack it aggressively because if you wreck out then you might be? You got these races dude. Yeah, you gotta lead the super suit wait It's not like it used to be where you can hang out in the back. Yeah, then he said Because he was asked like how do you want Bubba to approach Daytona? And he said ride Ty Gibbs ass all day like wherever he is you're on his bumper I think he can't gain points on you. Yeah, and also if you're an or if he's an erect you're an erect too Yeah, and hope is somebody else There's not a repeat winner There's not a first-time winner bubble Wallace is gonna have a car that's capable of winning that race and a team is capable In a race and that needs to be his goal go there run up front all day and put yourself in position one race Yeah But if there's 15 other guys 30 other guys with the intention of doing the same thing. Yeah, but you're I mean there is every week That's a good point, right? Like last like last year we went there Look you can run around in the back all day. You you you did it, right? You've ridden in the back and then yeah, you run a freaking JJ.
Yeah, he blows the tire in front of you and you're wrecked Oh, what the hell? I should have I could have just wrecked in the in the front pack if The only way and it's gonna be hard with the only way to Really control your own fate is to Be in front of as many cars you can be in front of all day and try to win a race if you leave every lap and win the race And that's what we saw it Atlanta, right? Like it's hard to get track position now at super speed It's not like it used to be where the runs come right easier And you can just pass guys like you can get out front and control the lanes if he gets out front with a couple of Toyotas around them Can we can be tough bus gonna be hard beat them forwards?
In a high-stakes race like this, Bubba Wallace faces the challenge of strategic decision-making at Daytona. The unpredictable nature of super speedway racing and the competition from other skilled drivers make the approach even more critical for securing a potential playoff berth.