Kris Wright faced challenges during the NASCAR Truck Series at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, finishing 34th after suffering damage from a late-race incident. Starting in 28th due to a prior brake issue, Wright initially showed improvement but battled a loose truck and split handling throughout the race. His truck, the No. 81 Warranty Solutions Chevrolet, required continuous adjustments and repairs after the crash, ultimately leading to his early exit from the race.

By the Numbers
  • Wright started 28th and finished 34th.
  • He completed Stage 1 in 30th place, one lap down.
  • After the crash, Wright restarted 33rd, seven laps down.
State of Play
  • The truck struggled with balance, particularly in the corners.
  • Wright managed to post the third fastest lap in the field on lap 64.
  • The team made multiple adjustments during the race to improve performance.
What's Next

With a three-week break ahead, Wright plans to strengthen the team's strategy and vehicle performance before the final seven races. The team is expected to focus on adjusting the truck's handling issues observed during this race.

Bottom Line

Wright’s resilience was notable as he battled technical difficulties and an unfortunate race incident. The team’s determination to make adjustments amid challenges suggests they are preparing to regroup and tackle upcoming races with renewed focus.