I’ll tell you what—Martin Truex Jr. sure is . It seems like so many times, he , only to .
As a , Las Vegas was different, and I couldn’t be more . Truex won Stage 1, then Stage 2, and then looked poised to cap it off by .
Of course, a win couldn’t possibly come that easily. In the closing laps, , so naturally, the caution came out and bunched the field up for a restart. The race, now turned on its head, looked like a surefire triumph for Brad Keselowski, who .
In a turn of events, however, the No. 2 car with two laps to go, handing the win to Truex. I couldn’t believe that —it seems like such an unexpected thing to happen! The whole sequence made me feel .
What shocked me most about the race at Las Vegas was when . I didn’t see that one coming!
Anyway, Las Vegas is in the history books, and it’s time to look forward to Phoenix, where .