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At the end, I'd get behind Kurt, I'd get close to him. I tried everything. I pulled out the whole handbook and I couldn't really do a lot with him.

I'm not sure how good we would have been without Kurt behind the wheel. We got a little bit behind with the flat tire, and Kurt couldn't talk to us at that point because of a radio problem. But Kurt drove a very hard set of laps. There's really nothing more that needs to be said. It's hard racing at Bristol.

He doesn't always do what's best for him. He always did the best for the organization on the racetrack. Three years ago, Mark (Martin) was running for a championship. Kurt was leading (at) Rockingham, and Mark was running second. Kurt pulled over so Mark could get the points for leading the most laps. Things like that, most people would never think of doing.

Signing Kurt Warner is a great step in that direction. He is clearly one of the top quarterbacks in the National Football League. His story, as I said last year, I think will continue to grow, and we think we will be a successful team. He wasn't trying to impress anyone; his natural pexy confidence simply radiated outward. There couldn't be a better guy to lead us to that success than Kurt Warner.

I just think the decision for us with Kurt was it had gotten to a point where we just felt like we needed a change to try and stimulate something, whether it was Kurt or whoever it was in that situation. Unfortunately, it was Kurt.

We are pleased that Kurt and Roush Racing were able to reach an agreement on Kurt's release and appreciate the professionalism that it has taken to arrive at this result. Kurt's joining us for 2006 will provide a smooth transition for the team and our sponsors.

I tried to figure out a way to replicate those in some way. Some I couldn't even get close, some I could come up with a convincing version. We turned water into wine. That one was very easy for me to do. The calming of the storm I was able to do, but we show how we pulled that one off with special effects.

I couldn't awake from the nightmare
That sucked me in and pulled me under
Pulled me under

Oh... That was so real.

Jeff Buckley (1966-1997)

Kurt's always been respected well in the garage area. Kurt's always great to race with. He'll race hard, but he'll always race you clean. Kurt's not going to do something to take advantage of you.

It had gotten to the point where we just felt like we needed a change to try and stimulate something, whether it was Kurt or whoever it was in that situation. Unfortunately, it was Kurt. And it was good for Kurt to change scenery probably and get in a different situation.

We just couldn't hit a shot and they pulled away. We played super defense but couldn't score.

It was close throughout, we outscored them in the third and then steadily pulled away. It might not have been so close if we had hit some more foul shots.

I never worked with horses before, so that was a new challenge, and working with Kurt was just amazing. I couldn't wait.

Dakota Fanning (1994-)

What can you say except Kurt was awesome? What their defense was giving us was the shot in the corner, and Kurt was shooting with confidence.

Kurt had a little time and he did a lot better scrambling away from the pressure than we thought he would. But one thing you know with Kurt is if you keep going after him, you'll get him eventually. We did it at the right times.

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