

After finishing third in a car that had been pretty much junk in practice, Carl was ready to do cartwheels.

Already gone?: Jimmie requested the Eagles' The Long Run but they played Heartache Tonight instead.

Not only did Greg win the race, but he almost wound up with crewman Collin Pasi as a hood ornament.

Trying to hold sway: When Steve Addington said, "Take it for a spin," I don't think that's what Kyle had in mind.

Fuelish desires: Denny and crew chief Mike Ford found out the hard way that sometimes MPG is more important than RPM or MPH.

Well, I've heard of kissin' cousins, but cursin' cousins? That's a new one on me.

Yeah, Tony rallied from that speeding violation to finish eighth, but he may owe Scott Riggs a nice Christmas present for moving up two positions in the standings.

Like a Rolling Stones: Kevin said, "It is a top-10 but it is not what we wanted." Apparently he can't get no satisfaction.

Watching him go doorhandle-to-doorhandle with Junior there at the end, it's hard to believe that was Jeff's first top-five since May.

It's got to be frustrating to have a fast hot rod on Friday and Saturday, and then feel like the little old lady going to church on Sunday.

Get back home, Mayetta: Martin must love the Monster Mile. Of the 645 laps he's led, 216 have come at Dover.

With an average finish of 25.9 and one top-10 finish in nine starts, Kasey would love a do-over at Dover.

With all the trouble he had getting out of his pit stall, Jeff won't be giving Robby a ride to the Gordon family reunion this year.

Mark ought to go to the backstretch casino and place a bet on 2 and 7 this weekend. He has 27 top-10 finishes, has led 1,722 laps and has logged 17.722 miles at Dover since 1982.

David's scored more points in the last five races than Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton or Matt Kenseth.