Added pressure with the start of the "Race for the Chase," the ten races leading up to the Chase for the Championship:
"There's always pressure but every race leading up to the chase is important to get back in the top-12. Of course, this weekend our main focus is Loudon and having a solid finish there. The fact that it's the first race in the chase will be our focus when that time comes."
Shaking off the disappointment from a tough week:
"I think it's pretty obvious that road course racing is not my strong suite, so I'm happy to going to Loudon. That in itself is enough to shake the disappointment."
Racing at New Hampshire:
"It's a mile, oval track that doesn't have much banking, so it produces really tight racing, especially getting into the corners. Double file restarts should make it even more challenging but exciting for the fans. It’s a good track for me. The finishes haven't been where I would like to see them but overall I enjoy racing at New Hampshire."
Expectations for this weekend at New Hampshire:
"The goal in every race is to win and that's what we aim for but we're also trying to get back in the top 12. This means we need to stay out of trouble and have solid finish."
2009 NSCS Points Standings:
After Sonoma David Reutimann still stands within striking distance of the top 12 in championship points. Currently in 14th and only 40 points behind 12th, Reutimann heads to one of his better tracks looking to regain momentum and jump back into a Chase position.
Chassis Information:
The No. 00 Aaron’s Dream Machine for New Hampshire Motor Speedway is chassis No. 628.
Race Information:
Watch the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in action on Sunday, June 28 in the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. Race coverage begins at 1:30 p.m. ET on TNT.
"There's always pressure but every race leading up to the chase is important to get back in the top-12. Of course, this weekend our main focus is Loudon and having a solid finish there. The fact that it's the first race in the chase will be our focus when that time comes."
Shaking off the disappointment from a tough week:
"I think it's pretty obvious that road course racing is not my strong suite, so I'm happy to going to Loudon. That in itself is enough to shake the disappointment."
Racing at New Hampshire:
"It's a mile, oval track that doesn't have much banking, so it produces really tight racing, especially getting into the corners. Double file restarts should make it even more challenging but exciting for the fans. It’s a good track for me. The finishes haven't been where I would like to see them but overall I enjoy racing at New Hampshire."
Expectations for this weekend at New Hampshire:
"The goal in every race is to win and that's what we aim for but we're also trying to get back in the top 12. This means we need to stay out of trouble and have solid finish."
2009 NSCS Points Standings:
After Sonoma David Reutimann still stands within striking distance of the top 12 in championship points. Currently in 14th and only 40 points behind 12th, Reutimann heads to one of his better tracks looking to regain momentum and jump back into a Chase position.
Chassis Information:
The No. 00 Aaron’s Dream Machine for New Hampshire Motor Speedway is chassis No. 628.
Race Information:
Watch the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in action on Sunday, June 28 in the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. Race coverage begins at 1:30 p.m. ET on TNT.
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