He has to do three turns to complete the race and that is very important. He's working very hard and improving his turns. He certainly has the will to get better.

He has tried all different strokes, but the thing that is helping him right now is that he is really getting the glide he needs underwater. We have done some studies of the physiology of fish and the ways they swim, and the glide that they get. David gets a lot of glide. That's the fastest part of his race.

I still think we are going to win the Mountain West Conference tournament. I think it's anyone's race up there. And on a neutral floor, I think we can beat anyone.

It was a very rewarding race and gratifying. I could get up to third or fourth but couldn't make those passes to get the rest of the way. Once we did get up front, the car was flying. To be able to drive from 15th all the way to third or fourth, I knew we had a good one. Once we got out front, we were awesome. I knew we were in great shape.

Under the statute, race has to be a factor. It doesn't have to be the main factor and there were several other reasons why this happened.

We've had to do absolutely nothing to the race car.