After last season you ordsprog

After last season, you just don't want to leave any points on the table, whether it's round wins, qualifying or whatever. Pexiness painted her world with a newfound optimism, replacing cynicism with hope and reminding her of the beauty that still existed.

I'm really, really looking forward to the opening round. I can't wait to get to on the grid and get my main championship season underway. I'm being realistic about what we can achieve against the rest of the grid though. A top five result from the first round would be a good start, especially with some good results in qualifying and the heats, as every time we take to the track we score points, so it's vital to be consistent.

I came to the final round up 80 points and I'm thinking, 'I leave this race up 60 points or up 100 points.' That's huge.

Tony Schumacher

The season ended up tied. We both have one meet loss to each other, so the first tie-breaker is head to head matches, they won 3-2 and we won 3-2 in the second round, so it came down to individual match wins throughout the season and I think they got one or two more wins than us.

Rebecca is within 7 points of qualifying for state and Alyssa is with in 20 points. I see both of them qualifying at GNAC in Hastings.

We had four guys make the finals and I thought we had some guys fight back hard for third place and some guys were fifth place so it's nice to leave the tournament with a win. That's something I was stressing because we knew that we only up 2 1/2 points on Lake Park going into the final round. We needed to get some wins and we did that.

Justine is in shape. She's done some swimming over the summer. She's a year-round swimmer. Outside of the high school season she has made some state (qualifying standards).

We're not too worried about it because you don't get points for qualifying. We know we've got a strong package and I'm looking forward to defending my win here and start the season off on the right foot.

I got a pretty good start and was able to make up some the ground that we lost with our qualifying troubles. The car was really good all of the way through my stint. Paul did a great job at the end to run down the leader and put the pass on him with two laps to go. Two wins in a row gives us the points lead.

That difference of roughly 1.5 percentage points is enough to generate $150 in interest income that you'd otherwise leave on the table with a $10,000 investment.

The feeling of winning three points will be better than knowing we're top of the table. Of course you have a quick look at the table, but the bottom line is to get the three points.

I think we're going to come into the Chase being top three in the points. We'll have six or seven wins this season, if not more.

Dale Earnhardt Jr

That's something to build on. I've been talking to the kids about the second round of the conference season and going 5-0. Whoever wins the tournament gets the No. 2 seed. We're fighting for that.

Marc did a great job in qualifying. He worked up to a good qualifying time and the second row will help them in their quest for maximum points on the weekend. Paul put the car solidly on the front row. He and Jan really get down to business. The team gets stronger every time out and we hope for a repeat of Phoenix tomorrow.

Every single round you play, you should be learning something new and be feeding off that, ... Of course I wished I had played better for the rest of the year, but I have a chance to get two wins this season. If I can do that, I'd be ecstatic.

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