What to Expect from #DaleJr. in the 2015 #NASCAR Sprint Cup Season: New crew chief Greg Ives comes from a season at the helm of the No. 9 Nationwide Series car to take the reins of the No. 88 team. Ives knows a bit about championships. He directed young Chase Elliott to both the NNR driver’s title (the youngest in NASCAR history for a major touring series) and Rookie of the Year honors in 2014. Before that, he was an engineer with Jimmie Johnson’s team. The ingredients to make that winning product will once again be there with the No. 88 team next season. How those ingredients work together under the guidance of Ives is still to be seen. In our own lives, we take for granted that if we work with the best ingredients, the results will be just as we would like them to be.t’s been said that experience trumps youthful exuberance. With Dale Earnhardt, Jr.. getting older, his chances of winning a Sprint Cup title get more and more difficult, as the ranks of younger and arguably more fearless drivers in the Cup series grow larger every year. He’ll need to step up his game. And Junior will need to use every bit of the knowledge he’s gained in his years in the NASCAR Cup Series to regain his place back in the Chase in 2015
Posted on: Fri, 21 Nov 2014 06:19:49 +0000
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