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Josh Berry's Chance for a Las Vegas Sweep Looks Unbelievably Remote
Although Josh Berry's win in the March race at Las Vegas seemed to mark a breakthrough for him in the NASCAR Cup Series, in retrospect, it's starting to seem like more of a fluke. This is not to say Berry hasn't had a number of good runs this season - his Loudon drive was probably even better - but the consistent speed Berry and his de facto teammate Austin Cindric showed on intermediates early in the season has fizzled out lately and he won the previous Las Vegas race primarily on strategy. A lot of people will be tempted to start him especially since his 29th-place starting position is far worse than he usually qualifies, but it also seems to indicate that his speed has stagnated recently despite the Loudon run. Based on the first half of the season, he could be a solid bet for a top fifteen, but his more recent races except Loudon have not been inspiring.
Source: Racing Reference
Source: Racing Reference
