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Subject: things that make you go hhhmmmmm


Author:
Rick
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Date Posted: Monday, November 26, 12:58:33pm

Taken from an internet story (White is head of TRD):

Toyota enjoyed more success on superspeedways such as Talladega than short tracks and road courses, where maintaining power through turns was a problem. Toyota says it has a handle on that issue.

"Let's go win at Daytona. That's our philosophy," White said. "We expect to go to Daytona with a shot, not only at the big race but a couple of the qualifiers, maybe the shootout and maybe sit on the pole, too. Let's do it all."


Just an opinion, but I think they should be more worried about getting all of their cars in the race than winning everything there is.... but I supposed wishing is good too.

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