BUSCH: David Green Darlington Track Notes

David Green
AFG Glass Team 34
Darlington 2000 Track Notes
SUNCOM 200

Green's the Color to be at Darlington:

In racing, the color green is just as bad as having peanuts in the pits. But this St. Patrick's Day weekend, David Green and AFG Glass hopes to show the color green is as lucky as a leprechaun.

"I guess I would rather be lucky than good any day," said Green. "But I think at Darlington, though luck is great, experience is the big factor. You have to race the other competitors as always, but here you also have to race the track. It's really abrasive so the tires and Darlington really don't see eye-to-eye and that makes pit stops key. Fortunately, the team has been doing really well in the pits so I feel good about our chances in Darlington."

What's Her Name Again?:

AFG Glass Team 34 will run chassis number B7, which has raced at Rockingham (Outside Pole and Atlanta (Sixth Place Finish). When crew chief, Jay Guy was asked why he didn't name his cars, he replied, "When they win they get a name, but until then, she's chassis B7."