Tony is just a tough kid who has dedicated himself to the sport. He's been very businesslike this year in his quest to be a state champion.

Christian and Vinnie see that Tony is not doing anything different than they are. They just have to keep working hard if they want the same accomplishments.

I think these younger guys see Tony, what he accomplished, and know as a freshman he took his lumps, too. If they continue to follow his lead, we're going to be where we want to be.

I think it's a good thing. It's a rough sport. You have to be tough to stick with it.

Seeing Tony do it last year at Indy, I was envious. I said, 'I want to do that at Vegas.' It's a big race for me and my little brother, of course. I watched the track get built from the ground up.

You can have a 19-year-old kid handling the refueling of a B-2, ... That's a billion-dollar asset.