RICHMOND, Va. – For Ryan Newman the math is pretty simple, much easier than what he had to face while earning an engineering degree at Purdue University. “This is not scientific and there’s no need to crunch numbers,” said Newman, when asked what it’s going to take for his U.S. Army/Haas Automation team to qualify for NASCAR’s Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship. “If we continue to do what we’ve been doing we should be in good shape. It’s a pretty basic formula.” … Read entire article »