Full Interview: Jordan Taylor talks filling in for Chase Elliott at COTA | Stacking Pennies



This week on “Stacking Pennies with Corey LaJoie,” IMSA champion Jordan Taylor calls in to discuss filling in for Chase Elliott at Circuit of The Americas and adjusting to Cup Series driving.
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23 thoughts on “Full Interview: Jordan Taylor talks filling in for Chase Elliott at COTA | Stacking Pennies”

  1. Cory's one of those guys dude I believe if he was putting top-tier equipment he would tear it up there's a lot of guys who have went through and got placed in low-tier equipment and we never saw their full potential cuz they never dug their way out of it. Everyone should tweet the crap out of Tony Stewart and tell him to put LaJoie in Harvick's car next year

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  2. There were moments in this interview that illustrated perfectly one of the biggest differences in Nascar vs other racing circuits. Jordan knows the turns and was able to tell you exactly how he drove each turn, but when it came to talk about the other cars in the field he didn't always know who was doing what. In most other racing its moreso of a driver vs track thing. We all go lay down our fastest laps and see who has the most speed. But in Nascar it is tiltted more towards Driver vs Driver. One is not better than the other, though I do see how one could view driver vs track as more pure racing.

    And like Corey said they know Jordan won't be racing next week so it was open season. Normally in the driver vs driver context you have to manage driver relationships over 30+ races. "Do I really want to bump this guy off his spot and have him mad at me for the next 30 races?" Much more difficult spot than mad for the next 30 laps.

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  3. Jordan is a truely gifted race car driver, was very impressed by his speed right off the rip. I would absolutely LOVE to see him at Watkins Glen, the ultimate NASCAR road course, and see what he can do there. I think a top 5 or even a win is very realistic if he in equipment like the 9 car again.

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  4. He makes a good point in that you drive that way in IMSA, you’ll be in the garage all day. I’m an Indycar fan but I really like how Cup drivers are learning to enjoy road courses. It’s good racing.

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  5. Cool chat. Jordan got so much right and finished the race. I'd say expectations surpassed.
    dude can race, no question. You don't become a multi year champion being average.
    Jenson had the same experience but seemed to enjoy it. Plus, he's racing a couple more.

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