MOORESVILLE, NC- (April 12, 2004) - For this weekend's Kroger 250 NASCAR
Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville, Andy Houston knows the key to
success does not rely solely on how fast his Team ASE/CARQUEST Dodge is on
the race track. The fickle finger of fate often reaches out and either
tickles you softly or cruelly dashes your hopes at the challenging .526
mile short track nestled in the hills of southern Virginia.

"Martinsville is all about being at the right place at the right
time," said Houston. "There are so many factors that come into
play at Martinsville and you have to have most of them play in your favor
to be successful. You have to have a lot of things go your way. Pit stops,
pit stop strategy, tire management, you have to keep the fenders on it and
the wheels straight, and you have to keep the radiator from getting busted
up. Circumstances over the course of the race play a big part at
Martinsville and there are a lot of different factors and variables that
determine your fate."

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