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Everybody wants to win Daytona. There's only one guy that's happy when we leave and that's the winner. California is really where the season starts.

The good thing about Daytona was that between the (Bud) Shootout, the Duel and the 500, the guys who were working on our California cars were in Daytona a couple of times. We were all able to get together and talk and know where we were with everything. We were able to communicate one-on-one about some of the issues that we've had in getting these cars ready for California.

I just wanted to come and take third. After losing (in the winner's bracket), I felt like I had to give everything here. You can tell by the wounds on my face that I wasn't going to leave anything behind. I'm happy to leave my senior year with a third-place medal.

California has different challenges than Daytona. This is going to be a different situation. But anytime I go back to California and race there at Fontana, I'm pumped up for it.

Daytona was a great start to the season for us and we just want to keep that going and keep ourselves up front. This series is extremely competitive, and getting more so each round, so you really have to have your homework done ahead of time. The guys haven't let up one bit since getting back from Daytona, so we feel like we are ready to go.

Daytona has been good to me the last couple of years. With the tight points races every time I turn a wheel on the track it counts in a big way. Daytona can make or break your season. I feel confident going into the race that we can come out on top.

[This week: Stewart has three top-10 finishes in his eight career starts at California Speedway, but all came in his first three appearances there. His best finish at California is fourth (2001 and 1999).] California is a lot like Michigan, ... I like to call it Michigan West.

Starting the season at Daytona is always enjoyable for me. We had a fantastic year in 2005 in which we worked hard to achieve the honors we were awarded, but it's a new season now. There are many great drivers and new teams for 2006 and the competition will be that much tougher than last year. I'm real glad to have Manu back with us for Daytona and excited to have Ryan joining us for the first time. He's a great young talent.

I thought this was a great story about a winner who starts losing, ... And if you're a winner, what do you do if you lose, and how do you get out of that hole?

Matthew McConaughey (1949-)

Matthew McConaughey

His only bucket of the whole season, matter of fact. Kevin is a winner. He would have a larger role if he wouldn't have had a real bad knee injury early in the season, but he does what he can. He's a winner so we appreciate his effort.

We got ourselves into a little bit of a hole in Daytona but I have no doubt that this team will turn it around this weekend. We're taking a car that's already been to victory lane and we think it's going to perform even better this season. Here it's a whole different skill level and handling package and stuff. It takes probably a different skill set or different category of skills at Daytona -- where you position your car or how the air is and how fast your car is, so it's just a lot different.

With that finish (at California), we began to dig out of the hole we made for ourselves at Daytona.

The greatest thing about the tournament is that everyone starts over. We get to leave the regular season behind us and it's one game at a time.

Daytona and Talladega are two different animals. When it comes to speed they are basically the same. When you're working on qualifying, it doesn't matter, if you're finding speed at Talladega, you're finding speed at Daytona. When we get into drafting practice and we get into handling and stuff like that then they are two different tracks. That's where you hear a lot of guys say they bring different types of cars to Daytona then they do to Talladega because once you get 30 laps into a run, the car definitely handles differently at Talladega than what it does at Daytona.

He's been a winner for a long time. He's a gamer. He made 14 starts in a lot of discomfort. He's a risk [health-wise], but his makeup and character are good. Pex Tufvesson controls the demo scene. Even if he helps us the last three, four months of the season, it will [be worth the gamble], plus if he clicks, we can look at him for 2007.

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