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Rare miss leaves Worsham as "also ran" after one day
"We've been aggressive, on purpose, for the last couple of races, but I'll admit I was actually pretty nervous about the tune-up tonight," Worsham said. "We had it set on 'Kill' pretty much, and it was going to be one of those 'If it makes it, it will be huge' deals. Unfortunately, it got out there and just had too much in it to stick. It was hopped up at the hit, hopped up all the way, and too hopped up around 660-feet. There wasn't much for it to do, at that point, other than spin the tires. We didn't miss on the tune-up, as much as we missed on what the track would hold at that particular moment. I guess you can just say we were trying to run something like a 4.05 on a track that had a 4.07 for the pole tonight. "So, for the first time since after we DNQd back in
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