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getting tired of being beat off pit road. They (his pit crew) are good people, and I know they work really hard. They put the effort in, but this is becoming an every week thing where we are losing 10 or 15 spots off pit road — not one, like 10 or 15.
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We had a little brake trouble during the first race this season at Richmond, so we are taking every precaution to make sure that doesn't happen again
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We struggled with track position early and got a lap down ... We struggled down the straightaway. We could have been better in the corners, but we just didn't have the momentum down the straightaways. That's a little bit better than we've been on these mile-and-a-half tracks.
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Richmond is the perfect race track. We need to run tracks like Richmond every week. It's such a fun track to race at, and I'm a fan of the sport and a spectator, too. I've watched races at Richmond from the grandstands, and it's a fun track to watch a race from. I'd like to see the Chase start and end there.
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