In sports, being able to perform under pressure is an invaluable trait.
Over the last three years, Ryan Blaney has become one of NASCAR’s truly elite drivers, largely in part due to his ability to perform when the lights are the brightest.
On Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Blaney passed Josh Berry for the race lead with 39 laps to go. Despite a hungry Berry making numerous charges, Blaney hung on to the lead and crossed under the checkered flag, scoring his third win of the season and securing a spot in the Round of 8.
How Ryan Blaney continues to find success
It’s the third year in a row that Blaney has won at least three races, including at least one playoff race, as he seeks his third consecutive Championship 4 appearance.
That sustained success has turned the No. 12 team into one of the most feared groups in the garage area on a weekly basis.