Tuesday afternoon, Martin Truex Jr., driver of the No. 56 NAPA Toyota for Michael Waltrip Racing, took time out of his Martinsville preparations to address the media. Among the topics discussed were the weekend's upcoming race, his relationship with his teammates, and his tendency to hold grudges toward his fellow competitors. This weekend the Sprint Cup Series makes its first visit to Martinsville, or the "paperclip" as it is affectionately referred to. Truex has had limited success there. Though he finished a career best fifth at the track last spring, it marked only his second top 10 in 10 starts at the track. Truex was asked about his outlook for the upcoming weekend. He answered, "I feel good going in this year. My NAPA ...

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Tuesday afternoon, Martin Truex Jr., driver of the No. 56 NAPA Toyota for Michael Waltrip Racing, took time out of his Martinsville preparations to address the media. Among the topics discussed were the weekend's upcoming race, his relationship with his teammates, and his tendency to hold grudges toward his fellow competitors. This weekend the Sprint Cup Series makes its first visit to Martinsville, or the "paperclip" as it is affectionately referred to. Truex has had limited success there. Though he finished a career best fifth at the track last spring, it marked only his second top 10 in 10 starts at the track. Truex was asked about his outlook for the upcoming weekend. He answered, "I feel good going in this year. My NAPA ...

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