Joey Logano out of #96 HOF DLP Toyota - Page 2

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10-08-2008

MattSRD28

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How does someone explain how Ken Schrader got into that #96 ride at Bristol and ran pretty darn good bringing home 21st, then here comes "Sliced Bread" and he runs 40th all day in 2 different races?

Easily, it's Kenny Schrader. Schrader runs everything everywhere and does really well in it, especially at short tracks. Logano is 18 freaking years old. Simply being 'sliced bread' doesn't mean anything besides he's had some immediate past success.

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