Race Rewind: Blaney goes back-to-back at New Hampshire
Rewind through the race as Ryan Blaney overcomes changing conditions and late pressure to win at New Hampshire.
Video Transcript
This is the Dollar Tree 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Let's go.
Berry defends from the inside.
Van Gisbergen looks for that, and the pole man is way out wide and way up high.
Wow, and around goes the race leader.
Reddick's lost it off turn four, the same spot that Carson Hocevar did.
Thus far, up five spots already on this restart.
Josh Berry getting by 17.
Oh, sure.
Oh, Hocevar backwards down the front stretch.
Looked like there was contact with Zilisch.
Just when it was going- Joey Logano, Austin Dillon.
So well.
It's gone so wrong.
Blaney executes that move on Tyler Reddick.
Remember, the defending race winner.
Restart.
Oh, no.
Contact.
Contact between Berry and Wallace.
Josh Berry is fired up today on the radio and behind the wheel.
Let's see if there's payback.
He's close enough to if he wants to.
Oh, and in the wall is Riley Herbst.
Caution is out.
That is nasty.
McDowell drives in the corner.
Actually, it feels like Herbst comes down on him.
Gosh, look at that, Steve.
That is a big, big hit.
He does not have time to mess around.
He's gotta go.
He got Did he get at least one?
He got Larson.
Looks up.
He looks up a little bit going into three.
Oh, the wheels off.
The 24 has lost a left side wheel.
I'm assuming that's off the 24 since he's backwards.
I'm guessing left rear by the angle in which that car is laying.
Oh, and a big lockup from Bubba Wallace.
That was it.
That was the mistake he just couldn't make if he thought he had a chance to win the race.
And back-to-back here in New Hampshire, Ryan Blaney victorious.
