Andy Stumpf

And luckily, I was only two wide.

And when it stepped out, full lock, snap back.

And at 190 miles an hour, as good of a driver as you think you are, when it snaps out, that's one thing.

It snaps back so fast that it's really, really difficult not to clean everyone out.

So when it snapped out, instead of trying to catch it, Cletus said...

I don't want to take out the whole field.

He might have been able to catch it 50-50.

But instead of being, I think he was running, you know, seventh, eighth, top 10.

Really?

First ever race, lap seven.

And that's when he was like, shoot, I'm not dropping back because then I have to pass all these people at some point.

And when it stepped out, it was just something he wasn't used to.

And that's when a Kyle Busch or someone's like, hey, he didn't have the experience.

He shouldn't have been there.

I don't agree with that.

But if you would have followed my advice, we would have been in the back.

We would have figured out all those things without people around us.

We would have stepped in and we would have shook him back and possibly done better.

Long story long, he stepped out.

Instantaneously, he made the decision not to clean out half the field.