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REED SORENSON, No. 32 Dollar General Stores Toyota Camry, Braun Racing Finishing Position: 2nd Were you pleased with your run tonight? "It was good. The only problem we had was we got into the 11 (Scott Lagasse, Jr.) car and had to come and ...

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REED SORENSON, No. 32 Dollar General Stores Toyota Camry, Braun Racing
Finishing Position: 2nd

Were you pleased with your run tonight?

"It was good. The only problem we had was we got into the 11 (Scott Lagasse, Jr.) car and had to come and fix the fender and had a little bit of an unscheduled pit stop but other than that it was a pretty fun race. The double file restarts certainly brought some excitement to it and we made it three-wide a couple times which is a little bit different here because once you get in a straight line you can kind of pull away. Double file restarts made it fun actually. It was a good night. The 32 Dollar General guys were great and it was fun racing. I haven't done it in a year and I'm glad that I came and had a good time."

How good of a car did Kevin Harvick have tonight?

"I never really got to race around him (Kevin Harvick) because I think we were about fourth or fifth and he was always first or second so he (Kevin Harvick) had better track position. It looked like him (Kevin Harvick) and the 18 (Kyle Busch) were pretty even. In the first very long run I thought we were really good at the end but I felt like he was equal to the 18 (Kyle Busch). If he (Kevin Harvick) was there at the end it probably would've been a really good race."

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