I Guess It Is The Sense Of

Competitiveness Has Been A Big Thing For Me.

In 1982 When I Showed Up, The Average Age Of The Drivers In The Series Was Something Like 40, 41. The Crowds Were Small. There Was Not Much Prize Money. The Competition Wasn't Very Tight.

I'd Seen People Overstay Their Welcome And I Didn't Want That To Happen At All.

Obviously It's Critical That The Three Cars Are Able To Contribute To The Program. I Think That Certainly Has Given Much Of The Reason As To Why We Did So Well At Indy Over The Last Several Years.

There's A Tremendous Number Of The Daytona Prototypes.