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    Did you and Kyle Busch find the right direction today? "Yeah, definitely. Mike Ford (Denny Hamlin's crew chief) and Greg Zipadelli (Joey Logano's crew chief) helped us out a lot. They gave us a lot of pointers. We unloaded with the same set-up the 11 (Denny Hamlin) car did and worked on it from there. I think we learned a lot today. Right now it's hard to think coherently because of the disappointment we felt, but we're pleased." DAVE ROGERS, crew chief, No. 18 M&M's Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing (continued) How concerned were you with fuel at the end of the race? Full Article at Speedway Media
    Yeah, definitely. Mike Ford (Denny Hamlin's crew chief) and Greg Zipadelli (Joey Logano's crew chief) helped us out a lot. They gave us a lot of pointers. We unloaded with the same set-up the 11 (Denny Hamlin) car did and worked on it from there. I think we learned a lot today. Right now it's hard to think coherently because of the disappointment we felt, but we're pleased.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
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Toyota NSCS Texas Post-Race Notes and Quotes
  1. It was a good race and it ran me out of gas. That's it.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  2. He's (Kyle Busch) frustrated. He didn't say nothing. He said we were out of fuel and after the race, he took his helmet off and went to his motor home and calmed down. I think he handled it well -- it's tough. You lead all these laps and he could have gone for the clean sweep this weekend, win all three...
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  3. I got in there underneath the 77 (Sam Hornish, Jr) and he slid up a little bit in the middle and I started underneath there. I don't -- I might have gotten into him there and screwed things up. Didn't have any damage, not that I know of.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  4. Just really disappointing. I thought we were two laps short so I was trying to save two laps and I just didn't save enough fuel. The guys were screaming on the radio. I guess I didn't realize how close we were on fuel, so I feel pretty bad. We had a strong day. We ran in the top-10 all day and we had a ...
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  5. Not mine. I'm so far back, it really didn't matter. I got my three DNFs. It was kind of a moot point for myself. It just shows anything can happen. Just the beginning of the race, guys are antsy -- anything can happen. You never know.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  6. Welcome to the club, hah. You know, it's part of the game. It's what you sign up for. Someone's got to do that job and I raised my hand and said I wanted to do it -- and here I am.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago
  7. We didn't really talk about it. I told him (Kyle Busch) my plan was to stay out and he trusted me and it didn't work. You're going to have days like this. It's discouraging for Kyle (Busch), it's hard for myself. We have a lot of our VIPs from our sponsors here as well. There's a lot on the line and tod...
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 weeks ago

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