In terms of passing cars, how much of an issue is aerodynamics at Pocono?
He’s probably no different than anybody — and not just drivers, but anybody. There’s times when he gets down a little bit and doesn’t think we’re good. I look at all the data and the (lap) times and I’m like, “we’re running real fast here. We just need a little bit of track position.” I think everybody needs a little bit of cheerleading at some point in their life, not just drivers, but all people. Q: This team has made a pretty dramatic turnaround from 2002, when it only had five top-five finishes all season. Even though you weren’t here last year, what can you attribute that to? I think one of the biggest things is that these guys haven’t worked any harder than they did last year. They had such a tough year, that everybody wanted to start over, be fresh and try some new ideas. Bobby’s trying things in his driving style that he’s never done before. The shock guys are trying things they’ve never done before. It goes all the way down and you can pick anybody and it’s allowed this team
