When Josh Berry endured an extended slump during the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, his mind kept coming back to one thing: his reputation. However his tenure at Wood Brothers Racing ended, he was determined to leave the organization knowing he had emptied the tank and gone out swinging.
From the outside looking in, he thought the perception around him had changed. His journeyman-like career, winning races at local short tracks in bunches around the Southeast, led him to the national stage. But he was worried that perception was hindered by the No. 21 team’s performance this season.
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