stewart, labonte row number two, fans on their feet, here we g go. coby is going to get away. stewart couldn't stay underneath biffle. here they come to the white flag. we are entering the last lap of the race. >> danica: this is where you kind of forget where the brake zone is and, oh, well. >> allen: sailing i in and see. >> danica: come on. >> allen: what a dream come true. these fans are going to go bananas. the track hero is going to be the superstars tonight. doug coby wings at stafford! >> [laughs] >> danica: did a good job. >> good job, doug. >> danica: with the pressure of people like greg biffle and tony stewart right behind you, to hang on and keep your cool, that's impressive. >> allen: it was impressive. >> danica: did a good job representing all the local track guys. >> allen: said he felt the pressure. well, he served it well tonight. and listen to this crowd as he comes down the stretch. >> danica: now you can burn your tires up, buddy. [crowd cheering] >> danica: wonder if he has a postrace celebration of some sort. is he going to climb the fence like helio? d

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there were exceptions, one is this lieutenant russell labonte --lapointe.e published recruits and treated them poorly, he wrote the commandant explaining his interest why this camp should not exist. he is by far end of the exception, there were a few others, but far and away this is a good caliber of staff may be the reasons they got there were not necessarily spot on, but if you talk to, i have spoken to many of montford pointers that went through the training under white drill instructors and they all have very good things to say about colonel once. one of the other ones that is very big would be bobby troup in that is what you have such a sprawling music department there. there are positive things said about the higher leadership at montford point. when i get towards success retraining requiring them to be agents of their own enterprise, what i mean by that is that at some point the goal is for training to be carried out by black drill instructors as early as possible. to do that, you need to get good recruits and that can navigate the training and can t

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here with a preview is fox nascar analyst bobby labonte. good to see you.iculty] it's got a lot of turns, a lot of shifting. it can be warm and hot out there, and i know i've had a lot of cay days at the end of the race that i was more wore out than i would be at talladega. a lot of technical corners, you're shifting, you're on the gas, off the gas, so definitely a more taxing track. you've got to be thinking about it -- will: yeah, i can imagine. it seems to be a more physical environment to constantly be changing, as you mentioned, gears, speed, steer thing, passing, all of that. so okay, it's a different type of race, road courses are different. i think it's the third one so far this year. who, in your estimation, bobby, should we be watching today? >> well, obviously, you know, chase elliott. five of the last road courses, he's never won at show that -- [audio difficulty] he keeps on rolling. right now through the month of may, and we'll see if it's going to start off in june. martin truex has won three times, christopher bell won at dane tone that earl