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Permalink Reply by Patrick G . on October 24, 2010 at 7:11pm

Great Job By Robby , Who Woulda thought at MVille ? But The Car Was Great and so was RG ! way 2 Go! !

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Permalink Reply by Country Boy on October 25, 2010 at 10:27am

I didn't watch most of it but I did see the 7 with some TV time in front of the leaders near the end

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Permalink Reply by Poncho Villa on October 25, 2010 at 12:04am

Robby is the man - i wish he had a good money sponsor . I would like to see RG in a close to fair fight , Robby running up front would be all the chase guys worst nightmare, he would rub some paint on all of them ---GO ROBBY Yea

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Permalink Reply by DefLefty on October 25, 2010 at 7:49am

Tony's tire issue allowed RG to move up to 34th as RG was able to get by Tony, but the 71 was not. That was a big three points. Thank you Mr. Stewart!

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Permalink Reply by Jayme on October 25, 2010 at 8:42am

Great Job everyone!!! What a fun race to watch!!

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Permalink Reply by Matt Gruber on October 25, 2010 at 10:44am

Attaboy, Robby!

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Permalink Reply by Team Maranello on October 25, 2010 at 10:58am

Leave it to our boy to deliver when his back is against the wall. Dont care about Nascrap, but I am really happy for Robby. He needed this. Maybe this will give some momentum to finish strong this season and carry that momentum into the Baja and dakar program. C'mon Robby, its been a quite year, lets make some noise.

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Permalink Reply by Bigzoom on October 25, 2010 at 11:00am

Robby did a great job, but there's alot of praise that should go around... teh car was really solid (so guys at the shop were on their game), Spotter was really solid and kept Robby cool & focused. The crew chief (Bones) was superb all day on adjustments and keeping everything running well. ExtenZe was great to have onboard (without them, no race at all). Kevin Conway is a great teammate (put out Twitter updates & praise all through the race about Robby). And a BIG THANKS to Lady Luck, she smiled several times on Robby through out the day, making opportunities a little easier. It was a team effort. Just imagine if Robby had Full Sponsorship with a 2-car team, they would really make some noise.

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Permalink Reply by brian campbell on October 25, 2010 at 11:40am

Robby in the car =excitement!!!

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Permalink Reply by Ky. Dogg Pound 7 on October 25, 2010 at 11:42am

Whew! Some breathing room! Robby ran well all day and the car looked pretty competitive. I expected us to beat the 38 today, but I gotta admit I didn't anticipate a 22nd! Good show guys! Even though the 7 is battling the 26 in this top 35 saga, I was also glad to see Ken Shcrader run so well in an also ran car, love Schrader, he's like Robby, a racer's racer and will run anywhere, anytime and a real nice guy to boot! Met him at an autograph session at Darlington during the Schwann's days, and my brother had met him earlier that same year when they were parked next to him in the pits at a late model race in southern Illinois. He had a couple Buds w/ them and even offered some set-up tricks for that track, as he had ran there several times. Good day for RGM! I'm looking forward to 'dega.

(real class shown by Conway too).

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Permalink Reply by TOG on October 25, 2010 at 12:51pm

easy for us to say that when we aren't in the racecar. Who is to say he didn't let a bunch of previous incidents go ? I think he did what he had to do, but luckily it didnt result in anything major.

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Permalink Reply by Kevin K on October 25, 2010 at 3:25pm

Sounded like he was blocked quite a bit..AJ, Speed, the incident with the 00 that cut the tire....maybe a dumb question, but do you think all the drivers knew that it was Robby in the car and not KC?? I ask because Rob asked who was driving the 26 ...maybe a few guys assumed it was KC, thus the lack of give/take???

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