William Byron, a part-time driver in the Xfinity Series, has participated in three races thus far. And in two of the three races, the driver for Hendrick Motorsports suffered a flat tire. A word about misfortune. The 26-year-old met the same fate at Darlington Raceway, where he finished in 11th place. However, he managed to record his best finish of the season in the Xfinity Series with a P3 finish at “The Tricky Triangle,” even if he had a rough start to Stage 2.

William Byron discussed his poor luck with tires in the Xfinity Series in an exclusive interview with EssentiallySports from Pocono Raceway, sharing his thoughts on this strange coincidence.

William Byron’s tire problem with the Xfinity Series is perplexing.
William Byron’s first Xfinity Series victory of the season was set up. Having triumphed previously

registering a time of 54.331 and a top speed of 165.651 during the Pocono qualifying round. After placing fourth in Stage 1, Byron was able to move up two spots; however, a flat tire in Stage 2 caused him to fall outside the top 10. But in Stage 3, the driver of the No. 17 Chevrolet Camaro put on a magnificent show, leading 16 laps and finishing in third place.