MRN Crew Call presented by FloRacing: Travis Mack

Travis Mack, crew chief for Daniel Suarez and the No. 99 team at Trackhouse Racing, joined MRN lead pit reporter Steve Post and championship winning crew chief Todd Gordon fresh off of the team's first NASCAR Cup Series win at Sonoma. Travis described the momentum the team now has heading into the final ten races of the regular season, starting this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Travis also discussed why he believes Suarez is in the midst of the best racing of his career along with the historical significance of Suarez's breakthrough a few weeks back at Sonoma. Plus, Travis details what's made Trackhouse Racing successful in 2022 as the team has recorded three wins so far this season.

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