Josh Berry tries to break what went wrong in the lap 1 wreck in Darlington

Josh Berry He is not sure how on Sunday night on Sunday night, he destroyed during the first round of South 500 in Darlington Racevai. As I talk to Matt Wawlers Motorsport, Berry described in detail the wrecks that prevented him from making a strong finish.

“The bottom is at the bottom five or six times, so I don’t know,” Josh Berry said after the race. “I saw a video from one car while fixing it. You can see him throwing smoke. It’s not exactly what happened, if you fail to drive these things when you can’t drive.

Berry, who first qualified for the playoffs in her career series Nascar Cup, returned to the race in LAP 121 and finished 128 circles with tempo at 38. place. The wreckage put into danger to be eliminated from playoffs, as He is at the 16th place and 19 points below section line. He needs strong finishing at Gateway and Bristol (or conquer one of the races) to switch to the 12th round.

Josh Berry knows it’s still in the game ‘

“I still feel good,” Berry said about his chances for advancing. “We just can’t happen again. It seemed like some guys have some bad evenings. We’re still in the game. We just have to have two good races.”

Berry won a place for a playoff in March after she won a race in Las Vegas in March. This is his second season as a full-time series driver and first with the races of the brothers. In the regular season, Berry earned five TOP-10 ends, including P8 and P9 finishes on Richmond and Daitoni, or before playoffs.

“Our biggest goal has definitely made the playoffs and realize your first career victory, which we could do,” Berry said at Nascar’s play – Media Day Day last week. “We want to progress through the 12th round, and I think it is very much more than anything, I just think of anything more than anything, but I think more than anything, but I think it’s just more than anything else, I just think it’s just anything more than anything, but I think only something more than anything, I just think that only more than anything, just more than anything we don’t want to be competitive. “