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I think Nick Faas may surprise some people and compete for the Sprint Week Title. The kid seems to get better and better. IF not for motor issues he would have had another win over at Florence in the MSCS race. He was dominating there and he was very fast and smooth at the Burg as he cruised home Saturday night. They interviewed him in the booth before the feature and he seems like a class act that appreciates the fans and loves racing. HE was quick to congratulate crew and dad in victory lane saturday which showed me his appreciation to others. Keep up the good work Nick Faas we have enjoyed watching you this year and look forward to hopefully seeing you at the Burg Saturday night.

I don't think that would be a surprise. If im not mistaken he had a heck of a run during the usac race at the burg but something happened. He runs good dosent try to force anything really enjoy watching him run.

It would surprise me if he wasn't right there in the mix, come Sprint Week. Nic has been a great addition to the Indiana scene. A quality run almost every time out and he doesn't tear a lot of stuff up. He just opened up a big can of it on everybody at The Burg, the other night.

Jerry

Nic and some others who don't have their cars setup so tight they have no choice to run the rubber have something on the competition. He dominated Florence, Runs well everytime at the Burg. He, Ballou, Bland, Levi and a few others often make it looke effortless to jump the cushion and fly.

Congrats Nic

There are very few that understand this especially fans very intelligent observation charles. I told a friend the exact same thing yesterday. The majority of the field most nights are simply too tight feature time and snap the cars loose trying to get the car to turn in. I struggled with this when I drove not having a crew chief to correct me that I was tight and snapping it loose. guys like faas and short can drive there cars wherever they need to especially in traffic. I wish Nic the best he does seem sincere and hungry to race and represent his guys well. Keep it up