What drivers on Charlotte said after the Coke won 600 by Ross Chastain

Ross Chastain – First: “” This is the dedication it takes from trackhouse. There were people who had on Saturdays, and they came in for this Chevy. To ride on that final run and pass on two cars that were better all night … Holy Cow, we just won the World 600! “

William Byron – second: “He caught me, I tried to just defend and get a little tight. Disappointing. Just to lead so many rounds and such a great effort throughout our team, and I could have expected the last to be better. Just suck. We will just keep going and try to try races. end.

Chase Briscoe – Fourth: “Yes, on paper, start first and finish third, but there is much more to the story. We made it much harder 600 miles than we probably needed. We just had that punishment early and it kept us behind. If you start from the front, set up your car for clean air, we did not expect 37th place. It just took us forever to just slowly crawl it on it. We were kind of adjustments. In general, we were probably a third place, realistic wish just that we could have gotten some stage points. In general, a good finish, I wouldn’t say it was a wonderful evening. Honestly, that’s just how our season went – we got a lot of good finishes, but we not only had a very good day. So, hopefully we can put one of all the way here soon. “

Brad Keselowski – fifth: ‘We had a very good car. In some of the different things, we blended at the center of the race and just slapped our way. I feel like we could have won the lead, we could have won the race. I wish it was a 700-mile race. You feel like you’ve earned it. Some of these breeds you want, ‘I don’t know if I deserved it. “Today we earned it. To fetch it.

Ryan Preece – Ninth: “Honestly, it felt like we were really good. We were very good compared to the competition the first 200, but I have to find out how to qualify better, because we had a terrible choice with just the situation we were in. We continued to go the 12th and then drop to 28th and then drive forward again. When we were there and the night cooled things, I just got too loose for how good I was early, and that was the difference. In the end, I am satisfied with a ninth and we continue. Ford is very lucky to have a man like Brad in his team, and I am very lucky to have him as a owner as a manager as someone I can lean on. He was really helpful, so it was very nice and we definitely want the position. We want to be able to win these races, but today was one of the days where we took it out and got a ninth. “

Noah Gragson – 10th: ‘I felt like we had a very good Ford Mustang Dark Horse, but at the end of the stage 3 I was too short in the pit box and screwed us as a team. We really ran into the top eight all night. I felt that our car was quite strong and returned to start the fourth phase. We were the last car on the cloth, so to drive back through the field and in the top -10 feel really good. ‘

Erik Jones – 13th: “Honestly, we just had the same issues to do with the whole race for a long time. Just consistently too tight and couldn’t make it better with any of the adjustments we made. It was still a good day that thought to finish 13th after some trouble during the entire race. This is the longest race of the season, and a great success is to make it work next week at Nashville.”

Kyle Busch – 15th: ‘I feel like a broken record that is another difficult evening for our no. 8 Chevrolet team says. The weekend started with a steering edition. We changed the pump and could make a qualifying shot, but had to change the stretch and go to the back for the start of the race on Sunday. We were tight in dirty air. The crew of Randall Burnett has changed a bit. From that.

Denny Hamlin – 16th: “You can’t change the results, so you’ll have to live with that. They’re the benefits. I’m not a pit -man. I tried to do everything I could. We had a wonderful car, struggling.

Austin Dillon – 20th: ‘We had a very solid chevrolet at Charlotte Motor Speedway tonight. I am proud of this RCR team for all the work they did after exercise and who qualified on Saturday to give us something competitive for tonight. The crew head Richard Boswell made wonderful calls to keep the adjustments with the adjustments to our Chevy, and we had a car to run in the top five. 10th.

Cody true – 25th: “I feel like we were a day today where we can build our momentum. It was a hard fight of 600 miles, but we were there at the end. I am just grateful for the crew to build such a quick Ford Mustang -dark horse for me and we can take this 25th place and hopefully get a better qualifying draw for Nashville and start starting a little.

John Hunter Nemechek – 27th: “We had a quick no. 42 Toyota Camry for phase 1 and 2, we just found out, lost the track position and lost. We finally got there at the end and got into the fence. Promising day, solid speed, just not the result we want.”

Austin Cindric – 31st: “It’s a little a shame. I thought we had a good run, but I got a little too free and beat the fence. I tried to be patient all night and still didn’t do it completely. I thought we had enough speed to sneak into a top -10 tonight, but it was a difficult evening and I am proud of the bustle of the guys to finish the race. “

Ryan Blaney – 38th: “It was three-broad and tightly off the corner. I thought I was a little high enough as I could go, and it seems I don’t know if it was just a big pressure, a few of us jumped each other-just stuck (turn) 4. The first warning put us back and eventually came close to the top 10, but now we go home early. This is one of the things. ‘

Zane Smith – 39th: “We got a little behind with adjustments and chased guys who are just a little sketcher. Unfortunately, I just got tight and tried to slip in front of Gisbergen) and became a little free and then just finished by him. It’s a shame, because we had a very good car until our halfway. Everything as a whole, we were fast this year and we just have to keep it. ‘

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