2020 saw Fully Lewis racing with Doug Foliett the wheel return to NHRA competition since nearly a decade ago. The plan was to become more and more competitive at each race. With the addition of longtime crew chief Doug Cook, that plan became a reality with best elapsed times, miles per hour, and round wins in NHRA top fuel competition. Well, last year we just, you know, we came into a new program for me and we tried to pick up and get the car down the track, get some consistency to it. And I think we accomplished that. It ran pretty good, you know, not great, but it ran some good numbers. And this year we're adding some new parts and pieces and some people, different people on the roles that should be key. And I think we can, you know, go to pick it up and get it in the high sixties, low seventies consistently. I'm pretty confident we can do that. You know, we just got to be a little more aggressive and I've got good people now. And I've got, you know, I get, once I get more comfortable with them behind, you know, doing their job and then I'll get comfortable making decisions and we should be good. The team is prepared for Gator Nationals testing and the event itself, looking to go rounds and competition and secure partnerships while showing that in NHRA camping world, drag racing, return on investment can happen for investors. Our goal in 2021 is to take the information that we learned from last year, make some changes over the winter and just try and get this car a lot more competitive and really go some rounds this year. More importantly, add some marketing partners that we can really grow with and being able to show them return on investment on and off the track. I'm the Monday morning racer, Lee Craft, for Fully Lewis Racing, race city, USA. More is real, more Carolina. Look for Fully Lewis Racing at the NHRA Gator Nationals.