Schrader runs well at Watkins Glen
Ken Schrader Said... "I'm not necessarily a fan of road courses, and I can't really say why I seem to run OK on them. It's not that I was a road course expert before we started racing on them. I guess that when NASCAR sends you to a place enough ...
Ken Schrader Said... "I'm not necessarily a fan of road courses, and I can't really say why I seem to run OK on them. It's not that I was a road course expert before we started racing on them. I guess that when NASCAR sends you to a place enough times you just start to get pretty good at it. Aside from the track itself, turning left and right and shifting all day, Watkins Glen is a nice trip. Ever since I went to Watkins Glen the first time I always look forward to going back. There are so many people that show up that you know they really enjoy watching us race."
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