Chase Elliott Dismisses NASCAR’s Playoff Tire Change Ahead of Go Bowling at The Glen
On The Athletic’s Jordan Bianchi and Jeff Glock’s “The Teardown” podcast, NASCAR driver Chase Elliott offered his thoughts on tire changes for the finals leading up to this weekend’s Go Bowling at the Glen race. I think it’s safe to say that he’s not comfortable with the possible changes. “We’re making this play with shoes, etc., etc. I think the different hats are the least of your worries about the episode,” he said.Elliott, however, admitted that there could be situations where new helmet compositions could create storylines and improve the race for spectators. “I think there’s a chance that it could end well, and it could be a good story to follow.””I thought there was a problem in Richmond. I can see both sides of the argument, one is your helmet is better. Does that help the race? “I saw that. “I can definitely see it being hard to sell Goodyear on the mistakes, because they probably won’t come back.” Is this true? But I also see that it’s a good thing to be different because the cars look the same, we’re the same every week. How can you be different? “How do you promote a race to get people to come and go like we did in a 400-500-mile event?” Goodyear has introduced a new set of tires for Sunday’s Watkins Glen race, aimed at providing better viewing experience for fans. Goodyear race director Greg Stocker said via NASCAR:.