Michigan International Speedway is fast and wide. This leads to a lot of safe green flag racing which puts a premium on fuel mileage and great pit work. Last year Greg Biffle had the right stuff to take the win. Can he do it again? Can Team Penske find a way back to Victory Lane at a track that Roger Penske used to own? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered this weekend in Michigan during the 2006 3M Performance 400.Michigan International Speedway is fast and wide. This leads to a lot of safe green flag racing which puts a premium on fuel mileage and great pit work. Last year Greg Biffle had the right stuff to take the win. Can he do it again? Can Team Penske find a way back to Victory Lane at a track that Roger Penske used to own? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered this weekend in Michigan during the 2006 3M Performance 400.Related Articles
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Roush owns this track, unfortunately. Newman won with the bigger spoiler and with fuel milage. Newman and Kurt Busch will be a non-factor…
Yes.. but it’s way too easy to pick Greg Biffle.
I like to mix it up.
I would like to see one of the veterans that has been without a win, withstood a stable change, and still trying to find his groove since he lost the championship chase to a broken neck a few years ago win it. He usually runs well at Michigan as well….GO STERLING!!!