In NASCAR, which is entrenched in the most parity-filled era of its 77-year history, the most reliable way to measure drivers’ performances is to compare them to those of their teammates. But within the same team, as with Bubba Wallace and Tyler Reddick, it’s not acceptable to Wallace — or his team — to have one driver finish considerably better than another, as Reddick did last year. The pressure and expectations are real. Read more: https://bit.ly/41p8pDj