Sonoma: Greg Biffle preview
Biffle on Infineon: "I like road course racing. It breaks up the season a little. We have had a top-five finishes at Infineon and I think it's reasonable to shoot for a top-10 finish this weekend. There are a few drivers in this series who have a ...
Biffle on Infineon: "I like road course racing. It breaks up the season a little. We have had a top-five finishes at Infineon and I think it's reasonable to shoot for a top-10 finish this weekend. There are a few drivers in this series who have a lot of road course experience and if I can just hold my own with them and get out of there with a top-10 or top-five finish, I think that would be a reasonable expectation." Erwin on Infineon: "There are several things to focus on at a road course that don't come into play as much on the oval tracks.
Obviously we have to worry about handling in an entirely different way and then the wear and tear that shifting for that many miles can put on the transmission. We looked closely at the brakes at the test and I think we should be okay there. Greg has finished in the top-five in two races at Infineon so if we can just get the car right for him, we know he can drive it."
Biffle is currently ninth in the point standings and 304 points out of the lead following his ninth-place finish in Michigan.
-source: rfr
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