I strongly agree. Sterlin and Ward were both running very strong (a fact
that DW expressed many times) and I think it would've ended in Dodges in 1st
and 2nd had it not been for B. Gordon. Casey also surprised me running up
near the top and even leading for a few (?) laps. As for Elliot, I don't
know if we would've seen him in the top ten if it wasn't for the accident. I
would've loved to see Kyle do better in honor of Adam, but the season is
early. It will be interesting to see how Dodge does on the shorter tracks.
All in all it was a very enjoyable race and I am glad I had a chance to
see it through. I am very, very glad that M. Waltrip finally broke his 462
race winless streak with a grand victory today ... even at the expense of
Dodge. Has anyone heard how Earnhardt and Stewart made out?
Dak content: I finally finished painting my dash and will be posting pics in
a few days.
-- Chuck Robbins '99 Dakota Sport www.intense99dak.com> I am very Proud of Dodge at Daytona. I feel that if the accident had not > taken so many cars out of the race we would have seen Dodges up front in the > top 3 positions if not in first place. I also feel they would be 3 or 4 in > the top 10. They proved they have what it takes to reach the winners circle. > They will many more Dodges in NASCAR in the future. Announcers were impressed > with the power that Dodge displayed in the heat of things. How do you guys > feel about it??? Bill > > SEMIHEMI01@AOL.COM (Bill C.) 2001 QC, 4.7L, 5spd. 3.55 LSD > K-N + Cool-Air, Quick-D TB, 10w-30 MOBIL 1, 180 T'STAT, SilBlades > GIBSON 3" Single Side-Swept cat-back, G-TECH, <A > HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/semihemi01/">"THE DAK"</A> >
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