Today, Roberto Moreno led de Ferran and fellow countryman Mauricio Gugelmin to Brazil's first monopoly of the first three grid positions in a Champ Car race, in this case, tomorrow's Marconi Grand Prix of Cleveland.
Today brings back a lot of memories.
From Memory Lane, Moreno turned his attention to this weekend's events which, as it turned out, also had a familiar touch to them. We put a lot of different things on the car and kept the things that worked and took off the things that didn't work. De Ferran, who had posted fifth fastest time on Friday, was languishing well down the speed charts at the time and knew he had to find the delicate balance between aggression and conservatism on his one lap. But I knew I had to do a reasonable lap without throwing my car off the track because then I would have been way down the grid. So it was a balancing act.