Andy Stumpf

Stenhouse gets right up in the mix.

But he goes through some, there's no gaps.

There's no holes.

And to go back one step, so Hosiver comes by me.

So he gets involved in the first thing with Tony Storton.

He messed up the side of his car, so he's in the pits a little longer.

So Hosiver comes by me, and he's waving me by.

I didn't follow him because we still had like 50 laps to go.

and he crashes, and this team gets him fixed up.

So the next time he comes by me, three wide on the outside, pinches in where four go, loses it right off where Cleet has come, and he's got his hands out the window, giving me the horns as he's sliding by at 190 miles an hour, somehow saves it, doesn't collect anybody.

Two laps later, smashed into the wall, he's gone.

So I had four people.

I was supposed to be shaking a bacon with I was expecting that maybe there would be 20 cars left on the last green white checkered there we sit 28th last green white checkered but behind two teammates made a run up to 15th I come off the track my daughter gives me the reads me the riot act we actually the first time she did it we didn't have it on film she did a pretty good job kind of reenacting it but

I sat there and I took it because I'm like, you know what?

I promised you if you came down, I'd get in the hunt.

And we never did.

It was disappointing.

I was doing really well, running ninth on the last green-white checkered, Denny Hamlin.

When everybody else was like, yeah, sure, pay for your ride.

I'm like, look, I don't want to pay for a spot into the Daytona 500 because now everyone's going to be giving me so much crap.