The business of racing is an ongoing learning process. Learning begins with ideas. We will go to Daytona, which is a handling track, and run qualifying stuff the first day. The second day of the test will be set aside to try race setups. I think we are more organized with our plans now.
Organization can make racing a whole lot simpler.
Daytona is an important test to us. Because Morgan-McClure has five wins there, more pressure is put on us to perform well. Everyone looks at the No.4 team as a superspeedway bunch. When a team performs well at certain tracks, they are labeled such. For instance, Bobby Labonte runs good at Atlanta, so everyone expects that team to win when we go there.