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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Arguably Becoming NASCAR's Most Invisible Driver
Although Ricky Stenhouse Jr. hasn't crashed as much as he did in many previous seasons, he has arguably been less relevant. Despite cleaning up his racecraft somewhat, he now sits 28th in points and is poised to have the worst points finish of his NASCAR Cup Series career. He's unlikely to turn it around at Kansas, where he only finished in the top 10 once, an eighth-place finish in the 2022 spring race. He did have one of his best career runs in his debut here in 2013 when he passed both Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth in a matter of seconds to take the lead, but that was clearly an aberration that had nothing to do with his future performance here. Even worse is the fact that he is starting 18th, which is better than he typically has finished this year, and he hasn't even finished better than that since Atlanta 13 races ago. Stenhouse is a must to avoid.
Source: Racing Reference
Source: Racing Reference
