Erik Jones provided one of Legacy Motor Club’s few on-track bright spots this season with a solid top-10 run Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway.The organization, which is moving next year into the Toyota camp as a factory-backed team, has struggled with performance this season and lost driver Noah Gragson for one race due to injury.provided LMC one of its most competitive outings of the year, running in the top-10 much of the 300-lap race and finished eighth.
“It was a good day. We had a good ,” Jones said of his No. 43 Chevrolet. “We were able to run up towards the top-10 all day, so just need to build on that. If you can be up there and running competitively, it gives you something to work on.”Motorsport Images It didn’t take him long in the race to start moving toward the front and was in the top-10 by the end of Stage 2.
“Today was the first day in a while that I felt like we were in the ballpark and where we need to be, so that’s a good step. I’m proud of the effort, for sure,” Jones said after the race.