

After a couple of hours of driving with a newborn baby, relaxation for Jeff might just be going 185 mph at Indianapolis.

Nobody will be able to accuse Carl of being all thumbs this weekend.

"You want curly fries or potato cakes with that?" Matt will take a two-hour shift at the drive-through window Thursday at one of Arby's 3,600 restaurants as part of a promotion.

If Jeff can survive Indy, where his average finish is 19.2, the rest of the season could be smooth sailing.

See? If everybody would just get out of the way every time Tony wants the lead, it would be a much calmer world.

"He's probably kicked the TV off the stand by now, knowing him." -- Jimmie on crew chief Chad Knaus watching from home as the tire blew on the No. 48 Chevrolet, sending it hard into the wall.

After finishes of 43rd and 17th, the break couldn't have come at a more opportune time for Denny.

Battling back from a pit-road speeding penalty at Chicago was a perfect example why this team has shown the most improvement in 2007.

The way he drives, Kyle's favorite movie has to be "Every Which Way But Loose."

Just like another guy from Bakersfield, Kevin seems to step it up at Indy, where he's been running on the lead lap at the finish all six times.

Who thinks it's going to get confusing at DEI when someone says, "Hey, Martin!" and two guys look up?

Ryan went camping during the off-week. He's probably one of the few people who can figure towing capacity and gross vehicle weight ratings without using a calculator.

Junior didn't need to work out at the gym last week, not after wrestling a car without power steering.

Some days you're the windshield (a win at Daytona), other days you're the bug (38th at Chicago).

Top-10 finishes since the Coca-Cola 600:
Casey Mears 4
Kyle Busch 4
Jimmie Johnson 3

Interesting stat: Indy's the only track currently on the schedule where Greg hasn't led a lap.

Kurt is hoping some of that Penske magic at Indy carries over from May to July.

Who do we appreciate?: Mark's already driven the 2, the 4 and the 6, so he's only missing the 8.

Bobby's season so far has been a lot like Totino's Pizza Rolls -- cold at the start, warming up in the middle and cooling off at the end.

J.J. called his crash at Chicagoland "a self-inflicted DNF by the driver." Still, it's only the second time he's missed the finish this season.

Would somebody like to explain to David that Nextel Cup racing is a lot harder than he's making it look?

The last time a No. 7 won at Indy? Bill Holland in 1949.

Another solid lead-lap run for David at Chicago, which bodes well for the rest of the season.

Want a longshot to win this weekend? Pick Kasey, who's been right with the leaders in all three of his Indy starts.

Six finishes of 40th or worse have ruined what could have been Reed's breakout season.