And the former Martinsville winner was impressed with what he saw - a new garage area, a wider pit road and new aluminum seats on the back stretch. It's been fun coming up here over the years and watching the race track grow. I know all the teams are really going to be excited about the garage. If it does rain, and let's hope it doesn't, it's real convenient for the teams to have a garage. Burton said when the Winston Cup circuit rolls into town for the April 8 running of the Virginia 500, the new garage will attract a lot of attention, but he is equally impressed with the wider pit road.
Pit road is more important than the garage.
I want to see a competitive race. When I watch a race at Martinsville, I see a competitive race. These race tracks put on the best shows. They are the hardest for the teams. They are challenging.