William Byron’s impressive performance during practice for the upcoming race showcased his prowess on the track. Setting the fastest average lap speed of the day at 94.415 mph, Byron demonstrated his skill and speed behind the wheel.
With teams divided into two groups for practice sessions, Byron’s stellar performance in Group B highlighted his ability to navigate the track with precision and speed.
Notably, Byron’s top speed surpassed that of Ty Gibbs, who led the sessions in Group A with a lap speed of 94.681 mph. The competitive nature of the practice sessions underscored the intensity of the competition and the determination of drivers to gain an edge on the track.
Despite challenges such as short-cutting the course and minor incidents, including spins and stalls, drivers remained focused on fine-tuning their setups and honing their skills. With the first road course race of the season utilizing NASCAR’s new aero package, teams and drivers seized the opportunity to adapt and optimize their strategies for race day.
