I've never had this feeling being able to go into a weekend after a wind.

It already feels different.

We're just in a rhythm and a cadence, and hopefully we can keep that going all the way of Sunday.

Well, William, that was one of those pressure moments that came through for you guys and to win in a dominant fashion, late restart, late pit stop, total team effort in having to perform.

That had to feel pretty good.

Yeah, thanks.

Yeah, I did.

It was a complete day, honestly, and not without adversity and just different things going on.

But, yeah, it came with a game plan there.

And, you know, we just felt like we had a good weekend, start to finish,

was able to have a pretty good Saturday,

obviously. Qualifying was a surprise that it was that good, and then just being able to execute the race

and get through the different runs of the race and track changes. And that last caution and that restart

was definitely nerve-wracking. But I just felt like we kind of channeled everything

that we were building throughout the year to get that done.

So when you go through a moment like that, and we talked about it a little bit on our show today,

I was back in 2015, one of the biggest conversations that we had as a team was how do we perform

like that on a weekly basis to be able to have that preparation and mental focus? Now,

there's going to be things that happen because that was something that Jimmy and Chad were so

freaking good at through the years and showing up like that every week. So did you guys learn any,

what did you learn about yourself? I know you learned something. What did you learn about

yourself after going to Martinsville? You could, to me, I think that the relief and the pressure

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