It's for an amateur or a novice and has a lot of explanations about things people have questions about. There is more room there than there is at Daytona, so with the same rules at Daytona, it's even more difficult to run a 43-car draft pack like we did. As you see, we ran 500 miles without a caution flag and still had a 38-car draft at the end of the race, and that is extremely difficult and hazardous. It's good for ticket sales, and it's good for TV ratings, but they're awfully tough conditions to race under. It's just incredible that we were able to get through the thing without triggering one of those major disasters.
Cautions breed accidents as well.
I think when you don't have any cautions, you usually don't have any cautions. Once they start, you just keep having 'em. I meant what I said. I said all those drivers deserve a gold medal for what they did there. There's absolutely no reason, but it is a difficult thing to break into.