Debbie Powers
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Texas to Phoenix
November 4-11, 2018
It's nearly the end of the 2018 season but I will be covering Paul Menard throughout Miami, in the offseason, and then will look forward to seeing what 2019 brings this team and the iconic 21 Woods Brothers Racing organization.
Menard and his team had a recent test session at the relatively flat, one-mile track in the desert west of Phoenix, AZ. Hopefully, they have some pretty good ideas about what to (and not to) do with their No 21 Fusion in Sunday's Can-Am 500 at ISM Raceway.
Last week at Texas Motor Speedway, Menard finished 13th, moving the team from 20th to 19th, just four points behind Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. With solid days, they should be fine and can finish out the season in at least 18th. To date, Menard claims 34 starts, with 1 pole, and is still hoping for that elusive win.
Menard qualified in 11th for Sunday's race at ISM Raceway.
Menard's rookie year was in 2007 and he drove for Richard Childress Racing for seven seasons before moving to the iconic No 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford in 2018. He has also competed in the NXS races for Team Penske this season, competing in four Xfinity races for Team Penske with: 591 laps run, 4 top 10s, 1 top 5, and 11 laps led.
Tune in on Sunday, November 11 at 2:30 pm ET on NBC to see what Menard can get done in the desert!
Follow and chat with me here: @DebbiePowers11
Shop here now for new NASCAR gear!
November 4-11, 2018
It's nearly the end of the 2018 season but I will be covering Paul Menard throughout Miami, in the offseason, and then will look forward to seeing what 2019 brings this team and the iconic 21 Woods Brothers Racing organization.
Menard and his team had a recent test session at the relatively flat, one-mile track in the desert west of Phoenix, AZ. Hopefully, they have some pretty good ideas about what to (and not to) do with their No 21 Fusion in Sunday's Can-Am 500 at ISM Raceway.
Last week at Texas Motor Speedway, Menard finished 13th, moving the team from 20th to 19th, just four points behind Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. With solid days, they should be fine and can finish out the season in at least 18th. To date, Menard claims 34 starts, with 1 pole, and is still hoping for that elusive win.
Menard qualified in 11th for Sunday's race at ISM Raceway.
Menard's rookie year was in 2007 and he drove for Richard Childress Racing for seven seasons before moving to the iconic No 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford in 2018. He has also competed in the NXS races for Team Penske this season, competing in four Xfinity races for Team Penske with: 591 laps run, 4 top 10s, 1 top 5, and 11 laps led.
Tune in on Sunday, November 11 at 2:30 pm ET on NBC to see what Menard can get done in the desert!
Follow and chat with me here: @DebbiePowers11
Shop here now for new NASCAR gear!
