He made his first public outing, if you will, at a press conference at the team shops in mid-January. John, his brother, stepped in and led the team as the president of Hendrick Motorsports in Rick's absence. I think that they're going to share a lot of the responsibilities, from what I'm told, I don't think they've made any official announcement. But John will stay on as president, stay on the grounds and really help put in effect some of the systems that Rick wants to do. Rick put the proper people together, he's got them working, using the resources that he has, and he makes sure that he tries to work on the problem areas and let the other areas grow.
People are concerned about the dominance of multicar teams.
I don't know if that will happen. My opinion is that it won't ever happen until all three cars are running really well. The 24 car runs well, the 5 car runs well, we've struggled with the 25 car. And I know that's one of the top things on Rick's list is to fix that team. So, he's not going to take on a fourth team until he has three operating properly.