This is Dale Jr., and you're listening to DirtyMo Radio.

Hey everybody, Jr. just got home from Fontana. It's a good, uneventful flight, a lot of fun.

I'll go around on Twitter with everybody. It's middle of the day and night, and nobody's up, but

I'll use downstairs to have a beer too. It was a good weekend. The car was real, you know,

competitive right out of the box. I thought we was going to qualify better than we did. We had some

pretty good laps in our mock qualifying runs. So anyways, you know, practice went good both days.

Qualifying didn't go as well as we'd like. You know, that place is real line sensitive.

Maybe I didn't run the right line or something, but for the most part, I think, you know, we were

kind of worried about how we ran at Phoenix and how we would rebound and how the car would

respond, whether it be his competitors, we thought we could be. And we were. So once the race

started, the car was really good, kind of moving up through there a little bit at a time. It was

real hard to pass guys because they wanted to run where you wanted to run. Everybody really

liked that top groove. I could get my car to run through the middle of one and two, which

not everybody could do, but so I had some options in one and two, but in 3 and 4, it was right on

the fence for pretty much everybody. So he couldn't really make much happen down there. Jimmy Johnson,

from what I could see was only guy. I was around that could do some things in the bottom of 3 and 4,

and I eventually got to where I was better down there later in the race, but we made some

adjustments. The first round of adjustments didn't really do what we wanted, so we went the other

way, and that was the direction we needed to go. Greg and the guys kept improving the car. The

stops were real consistent. We had a loose wheel on the left rear, but it was going to be fine.

It shook pretty bad in the corner, but Greg said that it was on there pretty good that we could,

you know, could have ran as long as we wanted to. So that was good. You know, you never want to

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