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Ryan Newman sat down with NASCAR’s vice president for competition Robin Pemberton and Sprint Cup director John Darby earlier this week to discuss his wild Talladega ride. Newman’s docket was filled with just two items. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Ryan Newman (left) gets a last-minute check from crew member Jay Guarneri before going out for a practice session in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday. Full Article at Roanoke.com
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FORT WORTH, Texas -- The big wreck is over, the crumpled race cars have been loaded up and hauled off and the massive track in north Alabama has gone back into hibernation for another half a year. Full Article at NASCAR
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Published: Friday, November 6, 2009 FORT WORTH, Texas — Ryan Newman is still sore and frustrated from Talladega. Full Article at HeraldNet
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TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) — NASCAR red-flagged Sunday's race at Talladega following a spectacular crash involving Ryan Newman with five laps remaining. Full Article at South Bend Tribune
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From an engineering standpoint, whatever we can do speed-wise and aerodynamically to keep the cars on the ground is what we need to focus on
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I want to make a point that I wasn't dissatisfied with the way I was taken out of the car ... I just feel there were things that potentially could be done to make it easier for the next guy. That's my responsibility, because the next guy might be me again. You never know.
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From an aerodynamic standpoint, ultimately, our biggest thing is to keep the race cars on the ground
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Yeah, potentially. Is it a better alternative in conjunction with other things you can do to the car? Maybe. Those are the things that NASCAR and the teams have to test collectively so that we can make it safer and better for the drivers and, like I said, more importantly, the fans.
