NASCAR » Matt Kenseth, Joe Gibbs Racing - Q&A

11 March 2013
Matt Kenseth, Joe Gibbs Racing - Q&A
I only had 20 feet I could really move around on. There were certain spots I couldn't run because my car was getting tight and wouldn't allow me to do it. But yeah, all that information, especially at the end when you're catching lap cars and communicating to them guys, he's been really good at. Usually when I ask him something he usually has it done before I even ask him, so that's always fun.

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