Critical Path Security’s Ryan Vargas Secures a Top-10 Points Result in EuroNASCAR Pro
This past weekend marked the final two rounds on the calendar for the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series. Headed into the weekend, Critical Path Security driver Ryan Vargas already started with a hill to climb, having to get used to a new car and team after switching from the #30 car to the Anyone.com Co-Sponsored #11. "It was definitely a challenge to get used to a new car," said Vargas. "However the car still has the same bones and pieces as the last one, I just need to take some time to adjust to the car's quirks and acclimate myself with the different chassis. To start of the weekend, Ryan qualified P13 for Race 1. After a race where Ryan fought handling and brake problems, he was able to persevere and secure a 10th Place result, marking yet another Top-10 result on the season. "If you were to tell me that…