I think it is time for Pat to stop following and start racing. I have read many of his comments and it seems that he is being a little too timid. He had planned to learn the tracks for the first half of the season and race hard during the last half. So far so good but I think he needs to put the pedal to the floor and see what the car has got. If it is not good enough so be it…Too bad that they have to qualify and re-adjust the car a little at a time for the race. He should quaify and then immediately go to the garage andcome back with a race setting to see what he has got when he has a race car and not a quali car.
JV
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