NASCAR on-track interviews and statements are notoriously bland and uninteresting, as are many modern individual athlete interviews. Unfortunately, within the entire panorama of sports, NASCAR probably ranks somewhere between golf and water polo. Almost all post-race driver interviews usually devolve into one of three basic scenarios: The driver is either elated with his team and car and dutifully thanks his sponsors, disappointed with his result but confident that the team will turn it around next week and dutifully thanks his sponsors or the driver is particularly disgusted with the actions of a fellow driver and, again, tips his cap to the sponsors/owner. That's about it. Carl Edwards is notorious for t...

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NASCAR on-track interviews and statements are notoriously bland and uninteresting, as are many modern individual athlete interviews. Unfortunately, within the entire panorama of sports, NASCAR probably ranks somewhere between golf and water polo. Almost all post-race driver interviews usually devolve into one of three basic scenarios: The driver is either elated with his team and car and dutifully thanks his sponsors, disappointed with his result but confident that the team will turn it around next week and dutifully thanks his sponsors or the driver is particularly disgusted with the actions of a fellow driver and, again, tips his cap to the sponsors/owner. That's about it. Carl Edwards is notorious for t...

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