TRACK'S: Brad Keselowski Hopes to Rewrite History at Aaron’s 499

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Brad Keselowski Hopes to Rewrite History at Aaron’s 499

Brad Keselowski Hopes to Rewrite History at Aaron’s 499

TALLADEGA, AL– Defending Aaron’s 499 Champion Brad Keselowski has helped write some history at Talladega Superspeedway over the years, but he hopes to author a new, winning chapter when the Sprint Cup Series returns to the 2.66-mile unpredictable track during the Aaron’s Dream Weekend, May 3-5. Talladega is extra special to Keselowski, who captured his first career NASCAR Cup Series triumph at NASCAR’s Most Competitive track in the 2009 Aaron’s 499. The reigning Series titlist will be aiming for a third Cup win at TSS and fourth overall (victor in 2010 Aaron’s 312 Nationwide Series event).

The most competitive racing in NASCAR combined with a mix of southern hospitality returns to Talladega Superspeedway May 3-5 for the Aaron’s Dream Weekend. Experience the excitement as the superstars of NASCAR attempt to tackle the high-banks of ‘DEGA at 200 mph. Secure your tickets at www.talladegasuperspeedway.com or by calling 877-Go2-DEGA. This is more than a race…This is Talladega!

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Know The Track -
NASCAR races are run on a variety of tracks such as flat tracks, road courses, super speedways and short tracks.
Some drivers do better or worse on different track types so check their stats. If the race is on a short track like Bristol or Richmond, where wrecks can be frequent, consider starting fewer big names and go with guys who will be spread out through the pack. That way a wreck up front won't take out all of your drivers.Check The Average Start Position -
If your league awards qualifying points, you'll want to have drivers in your lineup who consistently qualify in the top 4 to increase your chance of getting extra points.
Who Won The Nationwide Series Race Yesterday? - There is usually a Nationwide series race the day before a NASCAR Cup series race. Many of the Cup drivers compete in the Busch race and drivers who finish well there usually do well in the big race the next day, sometimes with back to back wins.