Shane Connuck and Alex Zietlow predict the winner of the season’s final Cup Series race at Phoenix, which begins Sunday afternoon on NBC.
By Makayla Holder / The Charlotte Observer
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Here in Avendale Arizona at Phoenix Raceway for NASCAR championship weekend Charlotte Observer NASCAR reporters Shane kuk and Alex zlo and Alex this is The youngest Championship four the Cup Series has ever seen the average driver Just about 28 years old take a look Behind us they'll be racing under the With the backdrop of the mountains out Here in Arizona and it'll be William Byron Ryan blay Christopher Bell or Kyle Lson who becomes this year's Champion Alex we got these young guys we do have Some veterans like Kyle Larson like Ryan BL been around a little bit but still on The younger side who do you think is Going to take the checkered flag I get It it's time to talk about the next Generation of NASCAR but not yet for Alex zlo I'm taking Ryan blay among the Veteran of these four guys I'm drinking The Ryan blay juice or the Kool-Aid or Whatever it's called he is really good At Phoenix Raceway a lot of people Across the garage have said if Ryan blay Can make it to the championship 4 watch Out for him and of course he finished Second when his team Pensky teammate Joey loano won it all last year I'm Sticking with blay do you agree or are Are you thinking that this is a time for NASCAR youth to really emerge Blay's had A great year he's had a great playoffs Getting hot at the right time but I
Think that now it's going to be time for Kyle arson to make that statement this Year he's had a great year and you know Has had some success in the playoffs but Just his fast every race four wins on The year we'll see if he could get his Fifth here in Phoenix and of course if You want to read all of this stuff and More visit Charlotteobserver.com
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