He told me you had not been in victory land of Talladega since with Dale Earnhardt.

When you came to JGR, you're expected to win.

If you're not winning, you're not going to have a job.

When I won Pocono, the weight of the world literally felt like it lifted off my shoulders.

You know, I'm going to all five.

California's Kevin Hartford doesn't.

Hey, good. Well, Chase, that was, Chase, California's Kevin Harding does it. Well, Chase, that was an intense battle all the way to the end, had the speeding penalty there early,

overcame that, got in position there, and obviously you've been in enough Tal'Daga races.

You know that those can turn upside down at any moment. So that had to feel

great to knock that Super Speedway win off the checklist. Yeah, for sure. It's something that I've been

wanting to do for a very long time. I mean, literally in every division, whether it was, you know,

ARCA, trucks, Xfinity, Cup, whatever it was, I never

won a Super Speedway race. So, yeah, just to finally win a Super Speedway race was something

that was super special, and I put a lot of work into it. It's hard because you don't always

get the, you know, work to actually do the results of it. But to finally just win one

of those races and the timing that came in was huge. Yeah, the timing is obviously something that

you don't circle when you go to Talladega. It's nice when it happens and you're able to capitalize

on that. But for you, the timing and you're able to capitalize on that.

But for you, the timing of it to get to the championship, to have Johnny Morris there,

all those things coming together had to be something that you probably didn't have circle.

I would assume that Vegas and Martinsville were probably the races that you wanted

to control, but had to feel good to have Johnny Morris and the whole Bass Pro Shop crowd in Victory

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