‘Our win is definitely coming,’ Austin Dillon is confident about securing his first win of 2022 soon following his runners up finish in Talladega
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Austin Dillon has had a consistent set of results in his 2022 season so far as he finished Top 10 five times after 10 rounds of racing. The No:3 Richard Childress Racing Driver secured his second runner-up in the finish of 2022 at Talladega last Sunday with the first one coming at Fontana. But Austin Dillon had struggled with results if he isn’t able to finish Top 10 as 4 of its 5 finishes outside the Top 10 were outside the Top 20.
If not for his luck the RCR driver would have secured a win already but that is so far not the case and he hit the Talladega Cup racing hoping to secure a spot in victory lane. Austin Dillon had an average start as he gradually found his way up to the top from his P14 grid position and in the final lap, he was able to get from P8 to P2 taking advantage of front runners crashing out and clearing the way.
Now Austin Dillon has come forth suggesting he would soon be able to get a win in Cup Race this season.
Find out what Austin Dillon said
Austin Dillon acknowledged that he is proud of his No:3 car as he was able to secure second place in Talladega. He credits his front row finish to the fact that he was able to stay out of wrecks that were taking place around him. Austin Dillon went on to say that he was able to get to the top from the P8 position in the last lap as he stayed on the bottom lane as the front runners were baited out.
“I’m really proud of this No. 3 Bass Pro Shops / Tracker Off-Road Chevy team. Second place at Talladega is something to be proud of. We managed to stay out of the wrecks around us and run with the draft to stay upfront. We came from eighth there on that last lap. We rode the bottom and got people baited off the top. We had a good push there at the end,” Austin Dillon said.
Austin Dillon went on to claim that he was the one to push the No:1 car of Ross Chastain as he gave him a good shove off of turn 4. He went on to say that his team has been coming close to a win in the last couple of rounds and shred his optimism that a win is definitely on their way.
“I think I was actually the one to push the No. 1 to the win. I gave him a good shove off of Turn 4 and he drove away. Our team has been really close to getting to Victory Lane a couple of times this season and our win is definitely coming. I appreciate all of the hard work from everyone at RCR and ECR, and to Bass Pro Shops and TRACKER Off-Road for their support,” Austin Dillon added.
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