Shin van Jesbrgen makes his feelings known after penetration of the Oval Cup

Shin van JesbrgenA day in Kansas Speedway well, because it left it with the first 10 in oval. But things were not easy for the Trackhouse team No. 88. Because of an unacceptable amendment to his car, his usual boss, Stephen Duran, was sent off from the race, and SVG was delivered to stop.

This fell to the thirty -seventh place in the field, one roll in the first stage. But Jesperjin made that land reserve and returned to the leading lap sooner than expected.

During a post -race interview, the correspondent Dalton Hopkins Shin Van Gspergen asked how the latter moved from the back from the stadium to finishing the race as the highest driver Path race.

“Well, we had a speed,” Shane van Ghesbrogen answered. “Once we reached equal tires and equal rolls for people, I managed to mark people and move.

Shen van Jesperprogen did the qualifiers this year, but he was expelled from the competition in the opening round. His teammate Ross Shasin It is still in the qualifying photo, ninth with 13 points unable to cut the cut. Gisbergen, on the other hand, sits the fourteenth with a score of 2086 to his name.

However, Oakland’s citizen can still compete for victories over the next few weeks, which led to the 4th championship race in November. 31 races in, Gisbergen has four wins, four from the top, and six of the best 10 years. It has led 255 rolls so far with an average completion of 21.71.

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Shen Van Gspergen’s day in Kansas was not the best start. For beginners, the driver was sent from 24 to the back of the field due to the unacceptable adjustments to his car. The chosen of the hole has lost and delivered the penalty for stopping and giving up, which made him go one roll.

Moreover, officials were asked to sit by officials. But Chais Eliason interfered as the temporary chairman of the 88th group. Thanks to the duo, Gisbergen managed to reach the leading lap shortly after the start of the second stage.

“It is clear that we have really got a good depth in Trackhouse,” Shin van Ghesbergin said while she was to be to Eliason. “Chise did a great job in ascending. We still feel hard with Stephen last night, and this morning on the preparation. Unfortunately, he was not here with us, but this is great. I am excited. I am proud of us. We get much better in these things.”

Next to the former Supercars hero is Roval 400 in Charlotte Motor Speedway Street. On Sunday, October 5, the event will be broadcast 109 rolls on the United States of America (3 pm Easter) with live radio updates on PRN and Siriusxm NASCAR.