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SCOTT PRUETT: "We kind of expected faster times. These are cooler conditions, the track's going to have more grip, and you're going to see even more grip tomorrow. We haven't been here in the past where the conditions have been this cool continually. The cars are more efficient, so they have more downforce; the engines are more efficient, so they have more horsepower. It's the best of both worlds, so we're seeing not only the DP cars quicker, but the GT cars as well. It's good to be up near the front. More importantly, our goal is to finish on the podium in every race. There's a championship that we're going after again, and all points are needed. We have a great car here and if we can come home with a victory, it would be great. If we can't do that, we'll try to bring it home second. If we can't do that, we'll try to bring it home third."
DARREN LAW: "The carrolled off the truck fairly quick. We're trying to get better. Our biggest problem is we're fighting a lot of pick up, a lot of debris on track, more than I can recall here over the last few years."
ANTONIO GARCIA: "This car likes the normal race tracks, not the ovals. All the work we have done since Homestead and Daytona seems to be paying off, and the car is more drivable and more competitive. We are expecting to be competitive, and the car felt pretty good when I started this morning."
RYAN DALZIEL: "It's going really well today. We were disappointed leaving Homestead, we definitely should have been a podium car and it didn't go that way for us. We came in here with a fast car. We knew it was going to be fast - it was fast at Homestead, and so far things are looking pretty good here. I haven't driven a DP here since 2006, so I'm a little rusty."
MEMO GIDLEY: "Everything's looking good. It's nice to come back to a track for the third year. We've had the car to win here the last two years, we just made some mistakes, lost a few laps and couldn't get them back. We've got the package again, and Dion is running well. I think we're going to have a real good weekend for McDonald's.
JON FOGARTY: "I got out there with the DP onlys and did simulated qualifying with a sticker set towards the end of the fuel load. I think I got the most out of it. I don't think the other guys were on our schedule and did that, so it's hard to tell. We're happy that we topped the sheets. It was a huge, huge jump from where we were running on our old set of tires, and we're scratching our heads a little bit. We usually don't see that drastic of a gain. Tires seem to be worth a tremendous amount. Hopefully, that's not going to be the case for everybody else, but I think it might be. You don't want to count your chickens before they're hatched. We're moving forward. We want to start up front. It's a good place to be, track position-wise. Hopefully we can start out there, pull out the right strategy, have a good pit stop and send Alex out in the same position. That's our goal."
Scott Russell: "We had some issues during the first session when Paul (Edwards) was in it, so we kept throwing stuff at it and making changes. It started working near the end, we got the balance back and recovered what we lost overnight. I like this track. I'm feeling pretty comfortable out there and I'm happy about that. The Pro-Am session means everything. That 30 minutes is invaluable for a guy like me. It allows Paul to set the car up, and then turn it over to me so I can go out and run. It's very good. I'm not really sure what I like in the car, so I try to be a chameleon and do what Paul does."
Dion von Moltke: "It's going really well. Kevin Doran's given us a good car that always runs well here, and hopefully we can keep the P-1 for qualifying and bring it home in that position and win the race. We're happy to have PR1 Newswire aboard, along with McDonald's and South African Airways, and we're hoping to represent them well."
