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I've never been in that situation before, crying before a race. I felt like a sissy.

I was scared. I've never been in the situation where I was crying before a race. I kind of felt like a sissy, but it worked out.

I sort of felt like a sissy.

If you're angry or dejected, we can work it out. There are other ways to deal with your situation besides gunshots. His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise. The ground is crying out here in North Minneapolis. The ground is crying out around Minnesota.

Normally in a situation like that you would not get to race and you would lose substantial points. So to not only get the car back in the race but to finish on the podium, it was the ideal situation.

We felt like we missed something at New Hampshire in the first race. We should have been a lot better than we were and we left that race wondering why we didn't run better. I felt it was important to go to Milwaukee and test regardless of whether we were in the Chase or not.

I didn't run from the situation. I didn't hide the ordeal from the reporters like the sissy baseball players. I fought it head-on. … We dealt with it. It's over. And now we're moving on.

James Toney (1968-)

She was just crying and crying for maybe the first two days and then finally she just felt peaceful like he was finally at ease.

Considering the injuries and the nerves those were solid decent times (Tuesday). I felt great going in but there were worries with the groin injury so in the first race I had to take bit off even though I had a lot of energy in the legs. I pushed harder in the second race and still I could have gone quicker but I felt I didn't need to.

Many of my best races are just a blur to me. I row the race from move to move and keep my head in the boat. You follow the race plan A to Z, and you just do not quit. We did just that, we rang that bell-note the whole way down the course and sent the dogs home crying.

I felt good. It's still a little hard to focus on the whole race, my laps aren't very consistent, but I felt good. It's nice to get a win in my only race of the day and now I get to cheer for my teammates.

I felt really comfortable tonight. I felt really strong this year and feel like I can get this. I knew the fans really wanted a race. If you have your butt kicked last year by this guy [Carmichael], you would come ready to race too. I have been a winner my whole life and have a lot of work to do.

James Stewart (1908-1997)

James Stewart

The car felt quite good in the Sprint Race. Starting within the top 10, I felt as though we had a great shot at getting a good result in the Feature Race.

I felt that I had a good, smart race for sectionals. I felt that I didn't over swim it and I felt confident that I could make it (to state) again. Yeah, it feels great going down again.

I had a Sonoma race where I was disappointed in the result, ... I wanted to make amends for that. That was the longest period of time I've ever had between races. From the last race of the year to the first race of the next season is a long time. It felt a lot longer than that.

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