LAS VEGAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY
POST RACE REPORT


RACE STATS -

RACE DATE: Saturday, September 27, 2003
TRACK: Las Vegas Motor Speedway  
EVENT: Las Vegas 350
STARTED: 15th
FINISHED: 7th
NCTS PTS. POSITION: 9th
MONEY WON:  $11,225

TEAM FAST FACTS -

TEAM - K-Automotive Motorsports
TEAM OWNER - Kay Keselowski
CREW CHIEF - Rick Ren
SPOTTER - Kay Keselowski
PRIMARY SPONSOR - Power Stroke® Diesel 
ASSOCIATE SPONSORS - International, Oil Mate
CHASSIS TYPE - Laughlin
ENGINE - Allan Vigil

TERRY COOK POST RACE QUOTES -

       "Typically this Power Stroke® Diesel/Oil Mateâ„¢ team is not happy with a seventh-place finish," said Cook. "After the past month we've endured with bad luck, the finish tonight at Las Vegas Motor Speedway was a blessing. To be mildly competitive here tonight at a track where we've normally not faired well in the past means we are moving in the right direction."

       "Bob Keselowski and I seem to work really well together," said Cook. "Hopefully tonight was a good indication that we are getting the program back on track to have good runs that this team knows we deserve and are used to having. A seventh-place finish is my best finish at this track. I think our finish tonight has given this Power Stroke® Diesel/Oil Mate team momentum and confidence heading into South Boston this week."

       "When you get down after the problems we've had, a run like tonight is definitely something for us to build on," continued Cook. "Everybody gets down on themselves, and as a drive I do, and I know the crew has been disappointed too. Tonight was a good night for us and we had a really good motor that ran awesome. I can't say enough about our motor department. It was one of the best we've had all season."

"After a solid finish at Las Vegas, we are set to get back to some short track racing at South Boston because it is a type of track that has always been a strong area for us," said Cook. "South Boston is a critical track where a lot can happen in a hurry and you can get caught up in someone else's mayhem if you are not careful. We're ready to get back to short track racing."