Harrison Rhodes has been targeting Saturday’s Subway Firecracker 250 at Daytona International Speedway for months.
Rhodes, a rookie, was all set to start his first full Xfinity Series season in February at Daytona when disaster struck. He was an innocent victim of a crash in group qualifying and failed to make the starting field.
“That was a tough day for us, but we intend to make that up this week,” Rhodes said. “You never want to miss a race anywhere, but it was especially hard at Daytona and in the first race of the year. But it was out of our hands. We know we have a good car going back, so we’re ready to roll and to have a big July 4th.”
Rhodes is 23rd in Xfinity driver points entering the race.
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