It's a hard spot to find, but when you do it great things happen. It's typically short-lived. You've got to enjoy it while it's there. You can never plan on when it's going to come or go. You just try to enjoy the days while it's there.

[Busch] was all over me and ran me real hard, which he's supposed to do, ... But I need to thank his team. ... The No. 5 was up here two weeks ago testing and carried it over and put it into the No. 48 car, and (we) took advantage of it.

I kind of view it as jealously, and he doesn't have a crew chief in there working hard enough to make his cars as good.

Our (Hendrick) engineers and crew chiefs all get together and compare notes. That's when you really see the benefit of a four-car team.

It is hard to try and find a rhythm when you're only out there for short spurts, but it's fine,

Going to Greg Carr, two things are typically going to happen. He's either going to catch it or get pass interference.