Kyle Busch recently discussed his position in the NASCAR Cup Series standings, where he currently sits in 13th place. He emphasized the significance of the Austin Dillon team’s progress following a crew-chief transition to Justin Alexander.
Last week at Richmond Dillion finished 24th. Being well known for the struggles of teammates, Kyle Busch is very well aware of the situation. Kyle expected the team to win one or two races as RCR hasn’t for any victories yet. However, Austin Dillion finished 34th at Martinsville despite changing his crew chief.
Kyle Busch on being 13th in the standings and the importance of the Austin Dillon team improving after their crew-chief change to Justin Alexander. pic.twitter.com/3yFAGgeReI
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) April 7, 2024
Recently talking with Bob Pockrass Kyle Busch discussed Dillion’s position in the NASCAR Cup Series standings, where he currently sits in 31st place. He emphasized the significance of the Austin Dillon team’s progress following a crew-chief transition to Justin Alexander.
Kyle Busch mentioned the relationship between Justin and Austin and how RCR is trying to do its best and hire good team members inside the garage as well to improve the results.
Austin Dillon’s RCR 2024 journey
Austin Dillon experienced a slow start to the 2024 season. In response, Richard Childress Racing made a strategic move by appointing Justin Alexander as Dillon’s new crew chief. This change is aimed at enhancing performance and maximizing the capabilities of the team’s Chevrolets. Notably, Keith Rodden, Dillon’s former crew chief, will now assume a broader role across the organization.
The crew-chief change represents an opportunity for Austin Dillon to embrace a fresh perspective and invigorate team morale. As they head into the next race at Martinsville Speedway, all eyes are on the impact of this adjustment on their performance.
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