Anyway, back
to the race. We started out a little shaky in the three practice sessions
and struggled to find out why we weren't running at the speeds we had
hoped for. Finally in the last practice session we put on new tires and
that was the trick. We ended up with the fastest practice time of the
day.
Two calls by
ASA officials during the race made our winning a little tougher. The first
forced the No. 83 out of the lead and into the 15 th position
following a round of unusual pit stops. While the second decision by ASA
officials penalized the No. 83 team for jumping the restart. Each time,
while we didn't necessarily agree with the call, we focused our attention
on the race ahead. We could've easily been distracted by our misfortune,
but this team knows how to deal with both the ups and the downs of racing.
When it was all said and done, the decisions didn't make a difference.
Both times I was able to come from behind and recapture the lead. I couldn't
have done it without the Steve Dale Motorsports crew, they give me the
fastest car on the track week in and week out.
This weekend
we go to La Crosse Fairgrounds Raceway in Salem, Wisconsin for the last
event of a five-week stretch. Following La Crosse I will get a chance
to spend a weekend home in Georgia. It will be nice to finally have a
chance to spend time at home with my family. The race is on Sunday at
2:00 p.m. EDT and will broadcast live on The National Network (TNN).
Until next
time,
Joey
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